Bellamy - Samenvattingen, Aantekeningen en Examens

Summary of all lectures + readings (only the essence for the readings): Week 1: Proximity - Distance, Schivelbusch_Panoramic_Travel, Balbi_Telecommunications Week 2: Still – Moving, Thompson+Bordwell_Film_History, Gunning_View_Aesthetic Week 3: Spectacle – Narrative, Gunning_Cinema_of_Attractions, Cook_Griffith Week 4: Recorded – Live, Spigel, Kompare_Rerun_Nation Week 5: Viewer – User, Bellamy+Walker_TV_and_RCD, Murray_Hamlet_on_the_Holodeck Week 6: Analog – Digital, McDonald...

TTU ENGL 3324 Looking Backward 2000 to1887 Response Paper

When was the U.S flag adopted - Answer- June 14h, 1777 Flag day - Answer- June 14th Red in flag - Answer- courage and valor white in flag - Answer- liberty and innocence blue in flag - Answer- loyalty and justice Flag: field - Answer- Main face of flag Flag: Hoist - Answer- portion nearest flag staff Flag:Fly - Answer- opposite hoist Flag:union - Answer- point of honor on flag. on U.S. flag, blue field Flag Display - Answer- on its own right. union in top left corner w...

APUSH AMSCO Chapter 18 Exam Questions With 100% Solutions Columbian Exposition -ANSWER- Held in 1893 in the city of Chicago, it's purpose was to display the White City's downtown area and the fairgrounds along with the progress of American civilization such as new industrial technologies. "old" immigrants -ANSWER- The majority of them arrived before 1880 and they came almost exclusively from Western Europe and the British Isles. They had a high level of literacy and occupat...

The Pledge of A SOC 205 The Pledge of Allegiance SOC 205: Society, Law and Government The Pledge of Allegiance to the United States of Americas flag is a part of Americas history. This is the way people in America cam express their allegiance to the United States In September 1892, the pledge appeared in a magazine article that celebrated the 400th anniversary of Christopher Columbus arriving in the New World. The Pledge of Allegiance was created by Francis Bellamy but his version did not...