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    Montana 1948 is about the loss of innocence and the painful gain of wisdom. Discuss. Montana 1948 a series of tragic events were to have a major impact on David and his parents. David’s shocking revelations lead to his painful gaining of wisdom. When David’s story begins‚ his life is a stable and happy one‚ and his family are close and loving. It is this stability and respect though‚ in which the much loved and admired Frank is held by both the townspeople and David‚ that make the events which

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    Montana 1948 – Character Notes As you read the novel and learn more about the characters‚ fill in details about them‚ including their actions‚ motivations (= the reasons for their actions) and relationships. David Hayden: Narrator of his own memory. He was 12 year old when the events of the story happened. Didn’t feel that Montana was an exciting place. Lived in Benchrock‚ Montana. Was disappointed with his dad Wes as he was a bit of a dropkick stereotype. Had no brothers or sisters. He loved

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    Montana  Mountain  Biking   Case  Background   •  Jerry  Singleton  founded  Montana  Mountain   Biking  (MMB)   •  MMB  offers  one-­‐week    guided  mountain   biking  expedi@ons  based  in  four  Montana   Loca@ons.   •  80%  of  riders  are  repeat  customers     Five  Stages  of  Customer  Loyalty   Percentage  of  MMB  Customers   •  Awareness  10%

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    Larry Watson’s novel‚ ‘Montana 1948’‚ shows a young boy aged at just 12‚ David Hayden‚ having to face a new journey and shocking incidences that will take him from innocence to adolescence in the year of 1948. At the beginning of the novel David’s life was a stable and happy life and he still carried his innocence around with him‚ along with his parents they were a tight and a loving family together. David’s awful exposures lead him to his painful gaining of understanding. Then the scandal of the

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    gives the reader an image of how the young girl excavates onto the clothesline. The title "Sky High"‚ used also in the first sentence of Paragraph 3 is also a figure of speech. "Sky High" is a hyperbole highlighting the extreme sense of change that Hannah feels as she was once young looking upon the clothes line seeing it touching the sky‚ now as a young adult seeing it different she feels she exaggerated. Similes are also used to express her feelings "feeling as frilly and nearly as pink as the bathers

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    This piece is written in First person‚ which enables the readers to feel quite sorry for Agnes as she writes and reflects on her past without a key aspect being part of her life. The Intended Audience is those who have read the novel Burial Rites by Hannah Kent. It gives the readers a further understanding of Agnes’s feelings towards her mother‚ who abandoned her when she was younger

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    Justice and Betrayal Montana 1948 by Larry Watson is a story about a boy who is unsuspectingly thrown into adulthood due to tragedy. This novel is a bildungsroman because of the changes that the main character‚ David experiences. In the conclusion of Montana 1948 David changes in significant ways like wanting his old life back and changing the way he views his family. David is board with his everyday life and yearns for more excitement. The changes that happen are not exactly what he was looking

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    . Hannah Höch is perhaps best known for her work in the emerging genre of ‘photomontage.’ What is photomontage? What was the primary subject of Höch’s photomontage work (202‚ 206)? Photomontage‚ created by Hoch between the1910s and 1930s‚ is the process of making a composite photograph by cutting‚ rearranging and gluing photographis into a new image.Hoch was drawn to photomontage for its topicality‚ ability it to go beyond social and political critique and commentary and to transform the real

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    HIS 2001- Coquette Paper Assignment-AU-13 Assignment-Read Hannah Foster’s The Coquette—a fictional novel‚ though as the introduction reveals‚ one based on actual events—and write a 3-page essay that answers the following question: To what extent is Eliza Wharton’s demise a self-induced product of her own choices‚ or how much of it is a consequence of matters outside of her control? Is Eliza herself to be fully blame for the outcome of this story‚ or are other factors (other individuals‚ social

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    every aspect of life.” (Wintrobe) Totalitarian government is the strictest most dictated form of government there is. We often identify totalitarian government with communism. Communism has been a topic of issue in the U.S. for quite some time now. Hannah Arendt experienced a totalitarian government first hand when she was

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