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    99% of American citizens were endorsed into extreme poverty from purchasing stocks with no experience and letting the stock market fall upon them. Most Americans were forced to sell all of their possessions and led them into extreme poverty. The three causes of the Great Depression are Banks‚ Overproduction .vs. Under-consumption and Bad Buying. In the late 1920’s to early 30’s people were constantly buying stocks thinking that the revenue from the stocks would pay off their loans. The banks had a

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    The 3 main causes of World War 1 World war one‚ also known as the Great War‚ began in 1914 due to feuds between European countries. It was one of the worst wars of its time and had a huge effect on the people of the world. There are many different reasons argued for the cause of world war one and whilst there were many different reasons that contributed to the outbreak of the war‚ such as significant individuals or militarism‚ there were 3 main reasons for the start of World War 1‚ these reasons

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    Macbeth Act 1 1.- Why does Shakespeare open the play by showing the witches? Why is it good for Mcbeth no to appear first? To set the scene up‚ to have suspense and get an impression of Macbeth. 2.- How does Duncun reward Macbeth for his bravery in defeating the rebels? Comment on the order in which Duncan announces it and Macbeth finds it out. Making him Thane of Cawdor‚ he finds out from the witches before Duncan. 3.- Macbeth calls the day of the battle "foul and fair". Comment on what

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    our history to date. With 60 million dead‚ that being over 2.5% of the world’s population‚ it is a history that we hope to never repeat; to govern this‚ it is vital that we identify the causes of the war‚ however difficult the task may be. Many historians have discussed the possibilities that three of the major causes of World War II might have been Treaty of Versailles‚ the struggle during the Great Depression‚ and movement towards‚ and the ultimate failure of Appeasement; these ideas are highly plausible

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    different reasons for Louis’s downfall: social‚ economic‚ political conditions. Also reasons such as the Age of Enlightenment when some philosophers had new ideas of how the country should be ruled‚ the inequalities between estates‚ the bankruptcy of the government‚ the attitude and behaviour of Louis XVI‚ and the bad economic of France. All of these factors had caused the anger of the people. Although Louis XVI couldn’t help with some of the cause that led to his downfall‚ he was partly responsible

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    Causes of T.J’s Downfall In the book Roll of Thunder‚ Hear my Cry a 14-year-old black boy named T.J. Audry gets himself in a lot of trouble. The story takes place in Mississippi 1933. There were many causes of T.J.’s downfall like himself‚ R.W. and Melvin (two white boys who pretended to be T.J.’s friends)‚ society and racism. One reason for T.J.’s downfall could be T.J. himself. T.J. wasn’t always a careful boy‚ especially when it came to his words. One example of his carelessness is when

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    prosperity in society but possesses some moral weakness or flaw which leads to his downfall. External circumstances such as fate or supernatural entities also play a part in the hero’s fall. Evil agents often act upon the hero and the forces of good‚ causing the hero to make wrong decisions. Innocent people always feel

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    How dies Williams create a sense of inevitability about Blanches downfall? Williams uses a range of techniques to foreshadow the downfall of Blanche‚ including symbolism‚ use of language techniques‚ imagery and stage direction. Imagery such as the ’Blue piano’ are used to the same effect throughout the play‚ to build tension and create a sense of inevitability and fate‚ even though the play is developing‚ the blue piano is always playing. It is a fixed point‚ as is Blanche’s fate

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    as men. Antigone breaks that stereotype‚ however‚ and it makes Creon paranoid and he is in disbelief that a woman could defy his power. Therefore‚ the fact that Antigone is a determined and powerful woman makes Creon paranoid and ultimately causes his downfall. To start with‚ Antigone’s femininity is something that surprises Creon. During the period that Antigone was written in‚ women were treated of lower class than men. Creon does not expect a woman to defy a man in power‚ as this has never happened

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    Macbeth‚ a famous play written by William Shakespeare‚ depicts the effects of ambition on a desiring King Macbeth. As Macbeth’s constant desire for power increases‚ his own tragic downfall is developing‚ whether this tragedy is depicted in losing his friends‚ loyal supporters‚ wife‚ or own life. Although Macbeth is downright evil‚ and a heartless murderer of many‚ by the end of this Shakespearean piece‚ Macbeth was not inherently a terrible being. Misleading but honest‚ the beginning of the play

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