C - A library, online labrary databases, careful and evlauative internet serces, old newpapers, magazines and periodical publications are the BEST places to go and find resources.
Huckleberry Finn's character perfectly shows the spirit of the USA of that time. He is a commoner, uneducated and poor, with prejudice but not really sure of what he thinks and why he thinks it so.
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About a month ago I went to Las Vegas. It was fun and I was there to play a basketball tournament. We stayed at some hotel by the strip and after playing a few games walked around. At night we got food and watched the fountain show by this one resort. There was drama, but overall it was a good time to bond with my team.
On September 11 to the 13th I was in Las Vegas with my basketball team. We took about 4 hours to drive there and back home. It was exciting staying at the Paris, Las Vegas. This was a 4 star hotel by the strip with a tiny replica of the Eiffel Tower by the pool. The games were hard and we lost two of them. However, we came back and had a victory in our last game. The second to last day staying in Vegas we walked the strip. There were places like New York New York and the M&M Factory. We walked even further and saw stores like Gucci, Louis Vuitton, and Prada which we didn't have in our small town home. We also had Panda Express for dinner. After having Panda Express for dinner, we walked the strip to the Bellagio. In front of the Bellagio is fountains. We watched the fountain show and walked back to the room. I disliked the drama of the trip. I did enjoy the good memories that our team made though.
Explanation: Idk if this is 150 words but you get the point :)
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Most people in the book 'Just Mercy' ended up forgiving their culprits because they realized that mercy, forgiveness, and gratitude are the morals that will help to break the chains of cruelty, injustice and violence.
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'Just Mercy' is a autobiographical in nature written by Bryan Stevenson. The book centers around the cases and people Stevenson met while being a legal-advocate for the marginalised people.
Stevenson formed his organization named the 'Equal Justice Initiative.' Through this organization Stevenson was able to help marginalized people who have been wrongly accused.
<u>In the book, most people ended up with the feelings of gratitude and forgiveness because they knew that these are the morals that will help to break the chain of injustice, violence, and cruelty in the society. Through Stevenson's organization and 'stonecatching' belief he was able to help many prisoners</u>.
