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The document provides photos and information about locations related to William Shakespeare in Stratford Upon Avon and London, England. It includes images of Shakespeare's birthplace, the gardens and performances at the Shakespeare Centre in Stratford Upon Avon, as well as Holy Trinity Church where Shakespeare was baptized and buried. Photos also show the Globe Theater in London and a scale model of the Rose Theater, providing context about theaters from Shakespeare's time.
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Hitler first targeted his political opponents, which included the Communists, Social Democrats, and Democrats. The Communist Party was the largest party until the Nazis rose to power. Hitler ordered the arrest and killing of Communist leaders after the Reichstag fire. The Social Democratic Party was also the largest party until 1932 when the Nazis gained more seats. Leaders from both parties were arrested and sent to concentration camps after Hitler rose to power.
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Victims of scientific racism dajiah
The Nazi sterilization program is considered a form of scientific and biological racism for several reasons:
1) In 1933, the Nazi regime enacted the Law for the Prevention of Genetically Diseased Offspring, which promoted sterilization of persons with traits they deemed undesirable or hereditary illnesses.
2) Nazi ideology promoted the idea of a racially pure society and eugenics, or controlled selective breeding, to improve the qualities of the human population. The sterilization program aimed to achieve this by preventing reproduction among groups they considered inferior.
3) Education played a major role in disseminating Nazi racial ideology, including teaching that interracial marriage should be avoided to protect racial purity. The
Iliad project michael
The document discusses several aspects of the Iliad and the Odyssey, including their use in Greek pedagogy, the portrayal of mythological characters, early English translations, and the concept of fate. Classical scholars viewed the epics as poems, while the Greeks used them as educational texts. Unlike actual Greek religion, Homer's depictions of gods and goddesses suited his narrative purposes. The document also mentions George Chapman's 16th century translation of the Iliad into ballad form and how fate propels many events in the stories, though gods and men cannot alter what has been foretold.
The iliad by Jessica
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Alcides and Gabriel
The Trojan War began at a wedding between a nymph and a king. The goddess Eris was not invited and instigated conflict by throwing a golden apple meant for the "fairest goddess." This led Hera, Athena, and Aphrodite to debate who was fairest. Paris, son of the king of Troy, was chosen to judge. He selected Aphrodite after she promised him Helen, the most beautiful woman, as his prize. Helen was married to Menelaus of Sparta. When Paris took Helen back to Troy, Menelaus rallied the Greeks to wage war to get her back, starting the Trojan War.
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