The document defines an icon as something that is representative, enduring, widely known, and well respected. It provides examples of the Taj Mahal as representing eternal love due to its creation as a tomb for Shah Jahan's beloved wife. It also discusses the Nazi swastika symbol as being enduring and widely known due to its use and impacts in the 20th century. Finally, it notes that Edmund Hillary is widely known for being the first to summit Mt. Everest and that Mahatma Gandhi is widely respected for fighting for India's freedom from Britain through non-violent means.
The document defines an icon as something that is representative, enduring, widely known, and well respected. It provides examples of the Taj Mahal as representing eternal love due to its creation as a tomb for Shah Jahan's beloved wife. It also discusses the Nazi swastika symbol as being enduring and widely known due to its use and impacts in the 20th century. Finally, it notes that Edmund Hillary is widely known for being the first to summit Mt. Everest and that Mahatma Gandhi is widely respected for fighting for India's freedom from Britain through non-violent means.
The document defines an icon as something that is representative, enduring, widely known, and well respected. It provides examples of the Taj Mahal as representing eternal love due to its creation as a tomb for Shah Jahan's beloved wife. It also discusses the Nazi swastika symbol as being enduring and widely known due to its use and impacts in the 20th century. Finally, it notes that Edmund Hillary is widely known for being the first to summit Mt. Everest and that Mahatma Gandhi is widely respected for fighting for India's freedom from Britain through non-violent means.
The Taj Mahal represents eternal love, because Shah
Jahan created it as a tomb for his wife, whom he loved dearly. Although created in the 17th century it is still standing, which is why it is eternal.
The Nazi symbol, the swastika, has been around for
80 years, and it struck fear into the hearts of many. We still know what it is, eight decades later, because of its impacts in the 20th Century.
Widely Known
Well Respected
Edmund Hillary is widely known for being the first
person to reach the summit of Mt Everest, with the aid of Tenzing Norgay. Not only is he known in New Zealand, but around the world.
Mahatma Gandhi is widely respected because he
fought for Indias freedom from the oppressive rule of Britain, without violence. H was so respected, that Albert Einstein wrote him a letter about his non-violent stance.