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World History Homework Two - Model (view source)
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:The Fable, "The Bundle of Sticks," specifically intrigued me. It proves that union gives strength, because alone we can be destroyed, but together we can survive all hardships. Aesop grasps the meaning of family and friends and how they are always there to support us when we experience many sufferings. Man always needs someone to console them; someone they can trust that will always be there with them. If a family separates, members will eventually break down from grief and destruction; we are meant to assist each other and always be there to help. (Veronika)
:The Fable, "The Bundle of Sticks," specifically intrigued me. It proves that union gives strength, because alone we can be destroyed, but together we can survive all hardships. Aesop grasps the meaning of family and friends and how they are always there to support us when we experience many sufferings. Man always needs someone to console them; someone they can trust that will always be there with them. If a family separates, members will eventually break down from grief and destruction; we are meant to assist each other and always be there to help. (Veronika)
:My favorite fable is the "Tortoise and the Hare." I like how it shows pride leading to the fall, and perseverance leading to the goal. (Kara)
6. [[Socrates]], [[Plato]] and [[Aristotle]]: who impresses you most, and why?
6. [[Socrates]], [[Plato]] and [[Aristotle]]: who impresses you most, and why?