...a mighty crack in which particles from all universes came together. Our miniscule universe had its first substance. This was life inherently starting. Through chaos life would form in so many years no one could count them. It would take a billion men a trillion years to hope to know when the first particles came over. This occurrence brought the pure substance, the first substance, the Great Carbon Essence. The Pure Carbon Essence seeped into our universe and soon there was no more space, so the universe moved. Expansion started as with any known civilization. Soon the Great Carbon Essence had moved trillions of miles and were content, but it was not so forever. For nothing good can stay. Particles were getting bunched, many wanted more space to move free. The universe was to slow. Some Essence took initiative and brought about a change. This was the beginning of change. Some of the Pure Essence exchanged with each other their innards and changed. They slowly began becoming tainted. Soon elements off all kinds formed and the Great Carbon Essence did away with them. There was an attempt to banish them through the cracks in the universe, into the void. These attempts ceased when the tainted became too many and soon the Great Carbon Essence dictated that if change be coming it had better be for a greater good. The tainted essences came together with the Great Carbon Essence and formation began. Particles came together, fused with one another, bonded. Clouds of dust and new...
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...beginning of the New World, the Natives and Europeans benefited from each other. While the natives used the European advanced technology to surpass other tribes, the Europeans were learning how to cultivate the land. The Natives introduced tobacco to the Europeans which later went on to be one of their main exports. Eventually the binds between both would break and the Europeans would drive the natives off their land. Part 2- Europeans were introduced to slavery in Africa, where they had colonies that were directly involved with the slave trade. This made it inevitable for slavery to find its way over to the Americas. One of the major pull factors for slavery was the opportunity for free labor, which allowed the land owners to cultivate mass quantities of consumer goods. In fact most of the first major consumer goods exported (such as tobacco, corn, cotton, beans, ext) all came from slave plantations. Life for a slave was not the least bit easy, they were taken from their families in Africa then sold to a slave lord who brought them over to America then were resold to plantation owners who then would go on to have them work against their will. They were forced to work and were considered and treated as property. Many were ripped from their families. Though as harsh as slavery was, it played a major role in the development of the Americas. Part 3- Europeans settlers and The Native Americans in the New World When Christopher Columbus first came to America in...
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...experience and personal development. It has deep effect on students because people from all over the world came at one place having different cultures and different school of thoughts. When they study together they discover new methods of study and research. This is ultimately helpful for whole world not for single country. In this way whole world can walk together in every field of life. When they talk to each other they came to know other religions, traditions and it makes them think differently. Another great benefit of studying abroad is problems of global level like terrorism, global warming and population can discuss and formulized at one place because every student knows the facts and figures of his homeland So they can understand other countries problems and crises at grass roots level and when these student come to main stream of decision making they better know the problem as compare to others. Studying abroad increases harmony and love between students irrespective of their color and creed because usually students live in hostels together this thing make them close to each other. When anyone becomes sick, his friends take care of him. These things make a real homogeneous environment where only humanity counts, no other parameters. About self development, it has major effect on students. They learn new languages; they share interests with other students. They came to know how it feels to live independently. They learn how to take decisions without family support...
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...growing up with most of your childhood being in a camp and being discriminated against. Being young through many tragic events and not understanding. Your own identity feels foreign to you. Not having anyone to turn to because of the quiet silence between your family. That was the life of Jeanne Wakatsuki. During World War II, Japan bombed Pearl Harbor which caused America to join the war. The incident caused Americans to be scared of Japanese people, thinking they would attack again, which led to Japanese people being put into camps. Separated from others just because of assumptions. Throughout the Autobiography, Farewell To Manzanar, many occurrences have happened that led up to the events of the Wakatsuki family growing apart and...
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...many differences between them like the time and place for example. One of these photos were taken during World War II, this is one of the bloodiest wars not only in American history, but also in world history. Each of these photos have their own set of circumstances based the time they were taken. The first photo is called “Raising the Flag on Iwo Jima” this photo was taken during the Second World War. You can see five men trying to put the American flag up, these five men have probably gone through a very hard battle that day and them putting up the flag symbolizes the American Spirit. Looking at this first photo I see destruction and these five men struggling to put up the flag. In my opinion Americans often times band together in a time of struggle World War II being the struggle these men were going through so they came together to put up their nations symbol and what it represents being the land of the brave and home of the free....
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...Throughout the history of the world, there have been many cases of discrimination. People have been persecuted for religion, race, language, culture, gender and many more reasons besides. Though through recent years more and more people are fighting against this and towards a future of unity and equality. They, as well as I, believe that we can live as one human race. In the speech, “A Quilt of a Country,” by Anna Quindlen. She starts off with the statement, “A mongrel nation built of ever changing disparate parts, it is held together by a notion, the notion that all men are created equal…” The United States of America is that mongrel nation. “[It] is a unique country that stands for something special in the world.” We have the beginnings...
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...this country to try to weaken and scare us. This terrorist attack killed 2,981 people and cost about 1,000,000,000 dollars in damage. At that moment we were under attack by enemies that didn’t want a war, they wanted to spread terror. America as a whole banded together at the bomb sites and around the world. When the airplane's first hit, people ran to help even as the shock and fear spread through America. On the 9/11 memorial page of the History.com website, it stated “Around the country, Americans began to commemorate the victims and demonstrate their patriotism. Some flew the American flag from their front porches and car antennas. Others pinned it to their lapels or wore it on t-shirts. Sports teams postponed games. Celebrities organized benefit concerts and performances. People attended impromptu candlelight vigils and participated in moments of silence”. We felt the pain of this attack like the people who died were our family. After the mourning came anger at what happened and resolve to never let it happen again. We grew from this to become great and like Franklin D. Roosevelt said in his speech “The Four Freedoms”, “A good society is...
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...August of 2012, the Mayans said the world was going to end, and I wasn't even going to have been out of eighth grade. Little did I know that my world would not burn in some natural disaster engulfing all of humanity, but instead it would come crashing down in a young love that has forever changed me. I had always thought Logan was pretty; everyone did, but we never had classes together. My AIG teacher had been trying to get me into the “gifted” classes for years, she told me my exam grades were proof of my “gift”, but that my day to day grades did not reflect my intelligence; finally Mrs. Carraway was able to have me take a COGAT test, which placed me among those who shared my “intelligence”. More importantly to my thirteen year old brain,...
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...The book Silent Night is a book about a truce between the Germans and the allies during World War One to celebrate the holiday of Christmas. The book depicts what living through World War One was like by painting pictures of how life was like through living conditions, what the fighting was like, and how eventually people come together. Two areas in this book that stuck out so far were the depiction of the living conditions and how people can really come together even if there is so much hate. The trenches during World War One where wretched because of all of the situations that could go wrong such as drowning in the mud from the trench or getting infections on the body from the mud such as ringworm. Reading that the Germans and allies came together during Christmas was surprising because they seemed to hate each other a lot and seeing them come together was unexpected....
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...In the victory of the Persian war, the Greek citizens proved that unity is better than scattered power. Unlike the Persians, who were a loosely held together empire, the Greeks are a number of small, but tightly knitted together city-states. “... the Greeks regarded themselves as a single people, united by language, religion and custom…” The Greeks were bonded together through common tales such as the Trojan war, all spoke the same language, and were all fighting for a single cause. This made the Greeks tightly bonded and willing to fight and give up their lives for each other. The Greeks were strongly bonded together, whereas the Persians were not. Although the Persians were the most powerful Empire in the entire world during 4th century BCE...
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...and Gaea came to be. They were also known as the heavens and the Earth. Gaea was the mother of Uranus and together they created the titans. Out of the titans, Cronus was chief. He later went on to marry a fellow titan, his sister, Rhea. Rhea later went on to give birth to the original Olympian gods, Zeus, Hera, Poseidon, Hades, Demeter, and Hestia. But as soon as each of his children was born he swallowed them whole to prevent them from growing up to overthrow him. Rhea, saddened that Cronus had swallowed her children hid Zeus and replaced him with a rock for Cronus to swallow. Zeus later grew up and killed Cronus, and all of his siblings came out of Cronus’s stomach alive....
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...movement of infections and diseases has also been made easy. Due to the fact that our world has become very interconnected, multiple organizations have come about to aid these transfers, be it the transfer of information, or public health. One of these organizations is the World Health Organization, a coordinating authority for health was created in parallel to the United Nations and headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland. In the 19th Century, there was a massive eruption of diseases, most importantly the cholera epidemic. All around Europe, countries were pushing towards an international health convention to try to address the issues at hand, and while many conventions were finally held, there needed to be something more global to set things right. After the First World War plagued the world, the League of Nations came about and created several agencies to help in aiding the world. One of those agencies was the League of Nations Health Organization. The Health Organization was primarily made to control diseases and try to prevent them. However, their successes came to a halt when the second World War broke out. In 1945, when the war had already ended, the United Nations came about and replaced the former League of Nations. The 61 members of the United Nations all signed the constitution of the World Health Organization in 1946, and two years later, on April 7th, 1948, the constitution finally came into force making that day an annual celebration of ‘Health Day’. The Assembly’s...
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...people in this world that hate based the color of one’s skin or the beliefs of a particular culture. In 1657 John Amos Comenius wrote, “We are all citizens of one world, we are all of one blood. To hate a man because he was born in another country, because he speaks a different language, or because he takes a different view on this subject or that, is a great folly.” (Nutbrown, 2008) Over 350 years ago someone had the foresight to put this in words, yet people of these modern times still struggle to see it the significance of these two sentences. In the first sentence of Comenius’ quote is easy to understand. If it were easy to jump on a spacecraft, leave the earth, and look at it from a distance, most people would see that the earth is just a tiny speck in giant sea of floating rocks. So, why is there hate among brothers and sisters of the same planet? Why is it difficult to get along with others because they come from a different piece of the same rock? If it came down to another life form from another big rock attacking, would people band together to protect what is theirs? Life on this rock had to start somewhere. Whether it was a big bang or an evolution of life, everyone on this rock came from the same source of life. The second sentence of Comenius’ quote just deepens the meaning of the first sentence. Why does it matter if a person was born in a different country, speaks a different language, or has a different religious belief if everyone came from the same...
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...Group Formation Norming- Harry was choosing the team to fly for NASA to complete an assignment of saving the world. Storming- All the team members and the NASA team had a meeting to plan out the flight to save the world. Norming- Harry and the crew trained together for the mission. Performing- Launching the space shuttles. One had space shuttle had one the other had the other team. Harry First shuttle and A.j. second) Harry and Grace (Harry’s daughter) picked who was going to fly in outer space to save the world. The groups had to train before flight so they knew what they were doing once they got up there. A.j messed up but when it came to the real mission he did his best. Most of the team didn’t get to make it back to see their families. When they when they arrived to the Russian satellite they had to fuel up. But then something started to go wrong because it was old. Some people almost didn’t make it out. Once they departed from there before it blew up they had to go to the meteor to destroy it before it hit earth. The groups worked well together. When the shuttles were getting ready to land shuttle two didn’t land very well because it ran into a rock. Shuttle one thought they were all gone but three of them survived. They made it to shuttle on just in time to finish drilling the hole to plant the time bomb to destroy the meteor. Then some stuff started to happen it came down to the point that some had to stay behind so they could push the button to start the bomb. A.j was supposed...
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...Once upon a time, there were two worlds in the earth, the first one was human’s world and another one was god’s world. Human world was ruled by god, but both of them could stay in a good harmony. god’sworld was up in the sky as far as the human eyes could still see, but human world was down on the earth, on the ground where god could see from the place they were residing. Human race praised their gods for always being there, helping human in many situation. For example, when summer started to come, a Rain God would always be there to assist human needs of water by sending them rain, so human really honored and praised Him. But the most powerful god was the God of Light. God of Light gave its light to human being for their everyday life and he is very important for both of the world. God of Light had a son named Sun. Sun characteristic was very emotional, likely to be jealous, hot-tempered, but He was also warm-hearted, brave, willing to sacrifice and to consider about others. There was also another god who was important and pretty popular among gods in the sky, he is God of Beauty. God of Beauty had a daughter named Moon. Moon was very beautiful, elegant, but shy and inconsistent. It would take hard times to make up her mind. Both of these gods had been such a closed-friend since long time ago. One day, God of Light and God of Beauty met in a party. They brought along their own child. In that day, the party wasso big and chaotic, the moon was separated from her parents. She...
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