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Flashcards about Graffiti, Clara Barton, and a story about a boy wanting to read
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Graffiti
An extensive problem in cities, often associated with gangs but not limited to them.
Graffiti's presence suggests
The perception that government is failing to protect citizens and control lawbreakers.
Problems related to Graffiti
Littering, public urination, loitering, shoplifting, gangs and gang violence, property destruction
Types of Graffiti
Gang, tagger, conventional, and ideological graffiti.
Clara Barton
Known as the 'Angel of the Battlefield' for her brave work during the Civil War.
Clara Barton's Service to Humanity
She worked as a teacher and helped with war-relief efforts during the Civil War, founded the American Red Cross, and assisted the hungry, injured, and displaced.
Geneva Convention
Barton convinced President Chester Arthur to sign this convention, and the American Red Cross requested an amendment to also assist victims of natural disasters.
American Red Cross focused on
Assisted victims of forest fires, floods, hurricanes, and famine, both nationally and internationally.
Clara Barton's legacy
She left an impressive legacy of humanitarian aid through her superior organization and selfless service to the United States and the entire world.
Fickle
Marked by lack of steadfastness, constancy, or stability, given to erratic behavior.
Hulk
A heavy, clumsy ship.