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Name: Instructor: Course: Date: How to make a slave How to Make a Slave" rotates around race and fatherhood, and the unforeseen ending made it one of the most enticing reads. This story that demonstrates slavery had a longer and more diverse history covering many years in the colonial period as opposed to the nineteenth century equally important is the fact that in this early period it extended to the Middle Colonies affecting many people across the globe (How to make a slave, 187). This story focusses on basic facts about slavery and elimination in a school setting where classmates cheer me when I’m specifically describe Douglas’ most famous line, ‘’you have seen how a man was made a...

Name: Tutor: Course: Date: Annotated Bibliography Holt, William V, Janine L Brown, and Pierre Comizzoli. Reproductive Sciences in Animal Conservation, 2014. Print. The authors of the book possess extensive knowledge and ideas in the sciences of animal reproduction. They argue that reproductive science is critical in conservation biology. They explore reproductive science aspects and present the various technological and scientific advancements in the field of de-extinction. The source will be useful in explaining the foundations of de-extinction and the various discoveries concerning the subject. Jorgensen, Dolly. 'Reintroduction and De-Extinction.' BioScience 63.9 (2013): 719-720. Web. 16 June...

Recycling of various waste materials is highly crucial for environmental sustainability. Recycling refers to the conversion of waste products into reusable form. The use and reuse of such materials prevent the need for utilization of fresh resources. Further, if such resources are limited then recycling helps to conserve such resources over a period. For example, preservation of fossil fuels and reduction in the usage of conventional energy, are some of the beneficial effects of recycling. Moreover, recycling helps to combat, the increase in air pollution and water pollution. The emission of green house gasses is also reduced by stringent recycling of various waste products. All such issues help to...

School Bullys Name: Institutional Affiliation: School Bullys Roach, A. T., & Kratochwill, T. R. (2004). Evaluating School Climate and School Culture. Teaching Exceptional Children, 37(1), 10-17. The authors present a clear evaluation of the school culture and how students are always bullied by their friends. The information critically presents various ways in which students are bullied and how such occurrences affect their overall grades and life while in school. There are various recommendations that are presented by the authors as they desire that the school system be changed to meet all the needs of their students. The information provided by the authors is vital and timely as it...

Name of Student Name of Supervisor English 101 Date Film Can Have A Leading Role In Education 1. The title of the article: Films can have a leading role in education. 2. The article’s main argument/thesis is how film acts as a strong educational tool for children, particularly who are either disabled or hailing from deprived backgrounds. 3. The minor points are: 1) Children easily associate with films, irrespective of their disabilities and family’s background. In the screening of ‘Duck Soup’, a film by Max Brothers, children suffering from autistics were seen laughing at the very same time when other children laughed. A mother of an autistic boy was worried when the...

Name Course Institution Date Anne Sexton’s Life Introduction Anne Gray Harvey was born in Newton, Massachusetts in November 1928. She was the daughter of Ralph Harvey, who was a successful businessman specialized in wool manufacturing. Her mother was known as Mary Gray Staples. Anne was brought up in a comfortable middle-class atmosphere in Weston, Massachusetts. Though raised in a middle-class environment, Anne was never comfortable with the life that was prescribed for her. In most cases, this is said to have been due to her father’s alcoholic nature. Her mother, on the other hand, had her literary ambitions frustrated by the life o the family. Therefore, Anne sought refuge from her...

Name: Instructor’s name: Course: Date due: Bibliography BIBLIOGRAPHY James, L., & Jeanne, A. (2006). Immigration in America Today. New York: Sage Publications. The author of this book aimed at showing how the immigrants can be of help to America. It helps in showing that the immigrants contribute a lot in the economic development of the country since they help in providing labor. It shows some of the contributions made by the immigrants. It is useful in the student’s development since they get to know of the importance of the immigrants CITATION Jam061 l 1033 (James & Jeanne, 2006). CHISATO, Y. (2013). Immigrant Families and Workers. Oxford : Oxford Press. The book shows that...