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    The Witch-Hunts of the 16th century in pre-modern Europe‚ was a very gruesome time in human history. Countless people were executed as they were accused of being “witches”‚ primarily women. Through the decades‚ countless historians have been puzzled trying to find an explanation and answer the following question‚ were the Witch-Hunts in pre-modern Europe Misogynistic? Anne Llewellyn Barstow suggests in her paper “On Studying Witchcraft as Women’s History”‚ that during this time women were indeed

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    The mass hysteria between today’s society and the Salem witch hunt can be compared through Freedom ‚ Religion ‚and the killing of innocent victims. Mass hysteria has caused a lot of destruction in society throughout the years. It has brought about a lot of chaos in both Salem as well as the present society. Mass hysteria has brought out a lot of fear in people in both Salem and present society. Freedom in today’s society is totally different from back when the witch trials were going on in Salem

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    The Hunt for Red October By: Tom Clancy It’s December 1986 and Captain First Rank Marko Ramius‚ son of a Communist Party Secretary and the Soviet Union’s most trusted and revered submarine commander‚ is in charge of a new kind of Soviet nuclear submarine called "Red October." It has a new kind of propulsion system that makes it hard to be detected by radar. Once at sea Ramius heads toward the east coast of the United States and then disappears. Both the Soviet leaders and the Americans are terrified

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    Brian De Palma‚ is a Hollywood director‚ who is famous for creating and directing horror films. De Palma has directed some of the most controversial and best known horror films of all time‚ taking inspiration from Alfred Hitchcock. Brian De Palma directed the movie Carrie‚ inspired by the book by Stephen King‚ which is about a young woman who is denied society’s freedoms because her religious mother does not let her indulge in things because they may be a sign from God. When Carrie gets her period

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    other. The Sunni and the Shi ’ite Muslims in the Middle East are constantly at odds with each other. Although not violent‚ all the different sects of Christianity argue about which one is best following God. In the film Monty Python ’s Life of Brian‚ directed by Terry Jones‚ nothing illustrates more how a religion can forget its true goals than the People ’s Front of Judea. Their main goal is to support each other in unifying the Jews and regaining the rule of the Holy Land of Judea from the

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    winter tell what would have happen if Brian wouldn’t have been rescue at the end of Hatchet. The main character of the story is Brian‚ a thirteen year old boy who was going to his father after his dad and mom got divorce‚ but was stranded in northern Canada after his plane crashes. Brian seen like a very intelligent teen‚ who is able to stay calm and work things out. He is able to figure things out by himself and is able to adapt to his environment. In the story Brian learns to make himself a very protective

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    6 Title: Brian’s Hunt Author: Gary Paulsen Protagonist: The protagonist in this story is Brian himself. He is about 16 years old. he is a very strong and spirited person. He has many obstacles come his way but his bravery helps him overcome the obstacles. Once he was rescued he decides he wants to pack his bags and go back out the canadian forest and live for a month or so. Antagonist: Later in the story the bear becomes the antagonist. The bear has killed a family who Brian knows and three of

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    LEARNING TEAM “D” CHARTER Course Title | EED/435 Elementary Methods~ Fine Arts | |All team members participated in the creation of this charter and agree with its contents □ (Please check) | |Instructor | Charity Jennings | | | |Course Dates | 7/30/13-9/20/13 | | | | | | | | | | | | |Team Members/Personal Information Name | |Phone | |Fax | |Email | | | | | | | | | |Jennie Hopper | |704-740-6396 | | | |Jmae52@aol.com | |Dewanna Hughes | |601-730-3602 call or text Available everyday 7

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    Questions to ask Brian Morel‚ BP drilling Engineer: * What influenced your decision to use a single liner rather than the recommended 4 to create barriers to flow? Was the saved money (7-10 million) worth the risk? * Were you aware of the risks when you emailed your colleague on April 14th writing “this has been a nightmare well which has everyone all over the place”? * How come you only chose to use 6 centralizers when you were recommended 21? How can you account a such a large difference

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    Short Response Questions 1. An Art critic offers opinions but can also help us to appreciate aspects of the artwork and other interpretations. What did you learn about Von Guerard’s painting from the critical review by Brian Blanchflower? From reading the critical review written by Bryon Blanchflower I have learnt a number of different aspects focusing on Von Guerard’s artwork. First glancing at his pieces of art it was noticeably clear that his main style was landscape in fine detailed paints

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