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    Most of us find it easier to experience empathy with people we can relate to in some way, but we may find it difficult to empathize with those people whose interests appear to be in conflict with ours (Sadri, 2015). Empathy is the ability to ‘put yourself in their shoes’ and to try to understand another’s point of view. As a clinician, you will encounter many different scenarios over time. Empathy is not agreeing with the client’s behavior but trying to understand the behavior (Clinton &…

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    The United States is comprised of many ethnic groups also, the cultural beliefs and practices are likely to differ as it relates to the different ethnic groups. With regards to Islam and Hinduism there are differences in attitudes towards death. Muhammad is the founding prophet of Islam. Additionally, Islam is one of the world’s major religions. At the heart of Islam is a belief in an all-powerful, transcendent God who has created the universe and who controls it down to the smallest detail…

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    A Concise Biography of Eli Whitney “Eli Whitney was born on the 8th of December, 1765 in Westborough, Massachusetts to Eli and Elizabeth Whitney. Though he grew up on a farm with his two brothers and one sister, though he grew up on a farm, but he was more inclined towards machinery and technology from an early age. Eli once dismantled his father's valuable watch in an inquisitive attempt to know how it worked”. He became a skilled at making nails from a device of his during the revolutionary…

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    because of the distance from St. Joseph in Thibodaux and many times weddings and baptisms were held in groups. Missionaries rarely traveled more than eight miles below Houma. A mission building was finished on January 8, 1844 in le Terrebonne on the Widow Dugas property. Pere Menard recorded in his 1845 journal, the purchase of a new horse in order to serve the far-flung missions. The frequencies of services improved after 1845, and were held at the le Terrebonne on property near what later…

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    As am American I still believe that Lincoln’s and Kennedy’s Inaugural speech is still relevant in today’s time. As a nation we still struggle to function as a whole. Some Americans feel as if they are in slavery due to the lack of employment and our nation reaching a recession economy. Nonetheless, both Presidents’ were interested in bonding the American people. As stated in John F. Kennedy Inaugural Speech in 1961 “Ask not what your country can do for you but what you can do for your…

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    territory.But, the court claimed I was still a slave.I was so blue I felt like it was the end of my life. Then in my next trial I was declared free and I was so pleased I felt like I could jump up and touch the clouds. After the trial,my owner's widow,Eliza Emerson was so mad she decided to appeal the decision and the court and I was a slave again! I was so confused it’s equal to being able to eat that cookie then your mother says I can’t eat…

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    Moore family, family of six and two house guest were found the next morning on June 10th by Ross Moore brother of Josiah (Villisca Historian). Each victim was found in their bed with their skull crushed. On the scene they found the curtains drawn and widows covered with clothes of the family, each person's face covered, every door locked, every mirror covered and the axe used. The Hudson family had similar traits, the family…

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    Geoffrey Chaucer was born 1342 into a middle-class family in London. As a child he attended school and soon after began his career as a page for Countess, which was considered quite a good position and furthered his education. At the age of 17 he was sent abroad to fight for the King of Britain in France where he was captured and held prisoner for one year until the King paid his ransom (Chaucer xi). By 1367, he worked for the King himself, and was held in high regard (xii). The King sent…

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    As many did not realize, there is much more to life than the civilized world and is bigger than any race or discrimination of others. Throughout the book The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn By Mark Twain, Huck is always on the run from the ‘real world’ to live a free life with his black best friend, Jim. In the midst of this, Twain is continually evolving Huck as a character to expose the flawed thinking in the world around him. In the beginning of the story, Huck is very…

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    individuals are, but because of the rich language Sappho uses in the fragment, the uncertainty provides a purpose, similar to that of Homer, which forces the audience to reflect deeper and embrace their imagination. Could this quote be coming from a widow speaking at her husbands funeral, or a woman saying goodbye to a warrior before he heads into battle ? The language of the quote suggests that whatever the context may be, that the two individuals shared a deep, unique connection, and spent a…

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