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    < Labor Unions: Were They Justified? > In the late 19th-century‚ a new theory in the field of business and production was emerging. Most commonly known as ‘Social Darwinism’‚ it was a parodical twist of the Darwin theory of natural selection‚ or the ‘survival of the fittest.’ The corruption and the dark sides of business were accepted as a natural process‚ and was not questioned or intervened. In a full-fledged Industrial Age‚ the average American citizen had to try his best to rise from his

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    Were Just Racist Cartoons

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    insight or accept that they were just racist cartoons? Cartoons are just like art in that they paint a picture of what society was like at the time of its creation. Albeit racist and crass‚ these old cartoons tell a very convincing narrative of American sentiment in the 1900s. Many Americans were racist‚ and these cartoons produced by companies like Disney and Warner Bros. displays how widespread this sentiment was.

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    Being a soldier is often synonymous with bravery‚ strength‚ and courage. However‚ in the film “We were soldiers‚” Randall Wallace‚ the director‚ plays particular attention in displaying how the Vietnam War affects American soldiers and their families. In addition to appropriately portraying soldiers‚ Wallace almost accurately sets the various scenes in relation to the time period of mid 1960s. Wallace also pays close attention to historic facts and dates in laying out the theme and plot of the film

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    If I Were a Good Student

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    If I were a good student Good student is one who is basically good in studies; this is because a student’s prime objective is to study. Students in all educational institutions are by the thousands in numbers but‚ good students are very few or rather so few that they can be counted on finger tips. If I were a good student I know that‚ I would obviously become the favourite of all my teachers and the Principal too. This is because the teachers see in me their dreams of a good result coming true

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    Topic: Setting is often viewed as the most important aspect in a novel. Explain how Christie’s choice of setting is appropriate for her story. Go beyond the obvious! And Then There Were None Paragraph - Jada Kleinholz As stated in the topic prompt‚ the setting is a huge component in a novel. In Agatha Christie’s novel‚ And Then There Were None‚ the story is set on a small island with a large mansion; this island being the main setting affects the story in three main ways. The setting first

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    According to the text I believe the Americas were both discovered and conquered. The Bering Isthmus allowed nomadic Asian hunters to immigrate throughout the Americas for about 250 centuries. They discovered this land and made tribes that later became the Aztecs‚ Incas‚ Mayans‚ Pueblo Natives and many more. Christopher Columbus accidently came upon an island in the Bahamas which brought the New World to light for the Europeans. As a result‚ the Europeans started sailing to this New World and because

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    We Were Dancing Dove

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    Intro “We were dancing-” Dove recounts her past in a simple statement; however‚ this interrupted thought is more than it seems to be. It introduces the audience to the action and setting of the poem.. The first aspect that makes the statement important is the use of the plural noun “we”. “We” indicates that Dove wasn’t alone; she was with some type of partner‚ probably a dancing partner. It also bring the audience into question. Is the audience her dance partner? Or are we merely peering into the

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    What Were Lincoln's Goals

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    Washington in the Whiskey Rebellion or Lyndon Johnson in the late 1960s‚ brought unification to all US citizens; Northerners and Southerners But Lincoln’s goal was not galvanized by equality‚ though he did detest slavery‚ Blacks were (at least at first) a secondary issue. Blacks were mobilized as a military need. Emancipation‚ Lincoln saw‚ would further undermine the Confederacy while providing the Union with a new source of manpower to crush the rebellion. Lincoln goal was to change the government from

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    Throughout the novel Their Eyes Were Watching God by Zora Hurston‚ the use of dialogue and language becomes prevalent . Zora Hurston is famously known to have mastered the dialogue of the African American people and uses that skill in her writing to show a deeper meaning. Language and dialogue are used in this story to show the relation between people‚ and even the power and influence that certain individuals have. Through the use of dialogue and language‚ Zora Hurston is able to convey her attitudes

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    Beyonce's If I Were A Boy

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    song “If I Were a Boy” by Beyoncé is a video showcasing a role reversal of boy and girl‚ encapsulating the double standards that exist in society. The lyrics and video depict what Beyoncé would do if she were a boy‚ and explores how some things are seen as acceptable or unacceptable dependent on one’s gender. The entirety of the video is a role reversal of Beyoncé and her music video boyfriend‚ as Beyoncé is personifying him to show these double standards. The first verse says: “If I were a boy‚ Even

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