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    undermines the psychological‚ emotional and behavioral development of mankind. Orwell served his country‚ the British Empire‚ in Burma during the early 20’s as a police officer. The country was colonized by the most powerful economical leader in Europe. The only person who can have an insight look and empathy into what it felt like to be oppressed is Orwell‚ who lived in Burma for five years. On a daily basis he agonized over three significant issues; entering into a working field where he had insufficient

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    Based on analysis of "Shooting an Elephant" by George Orwell and "Indian Education" by Sherman Alexie a theme shared by these two short stories is the effects of colonialism. "Shooting an Elephant" took place in Burma‚ a former colony of the British Empire during British colonial rule.George Orwell mentioned‚ “…the real nature of imperialism.” Also‚ “I was stuck between my hatred of the empire I served. During the time depicted in the short story the author only then began to understand the realities

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    British territory of India in 1903. He was very scholarly from a young age and earned scholarships to preparatory schools and both Wellington and Eton colleges. After furthering his education at Eton he joined the Indian Imperial Police Force in Burma. After 5 years he grew to hate the thought of British imperialism and resigned in 1928 to return to England. It is suggested by many that Burmese Days is loosely based on his service. Orwell was from a “lower-upper middle class” family‚ but chose to

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    to appeal to the ‘white moderate’ as the authors spoke about the oppression‚ injustice and humiliation they experienced and observed in their everyday lives. Orwell wrote “Shooting an Elephant” based on his own experiences as a police officer in Burma under the reign of British India. Dr. King wrote his essay from a Birmingham Alabama jail cell in response to a statement by eight fellow clergymen after he was charged for ‘parading without a permit’ (King). Perhaps what makes their approach to

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    Issues of case UNOCAL in Burma Issues that arose in the case are the government of Burma is a military dictatorship accused of violating the human rights of the Burmese people. The U.S. State Department‚ in it is 1991s "Country Reports on Human Rights Practices" wrote that the State Law and Order Restoration Council (SLORC) maintained order through "arrests‚ harassment‚ and torture of political activists. Torture‚ arbitrary detentions‚ and compulsory labor persisted. Freedom of speech‚ the press

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    Judson decided to attend Andover theological seminary‚ in Andover Massachusetts. After just a few months‚ Judson decided to completely dedicate his life to the Lord. Judson felt compelled to serve the Lord by traveling to and becoming a missionary in Burma. The biggest problem was there was no other missionaries to foreign lands from the United States‚ and there was also no missionary societies to support him. Judson decided the only way to do this was to start his only missionary organization. On

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    in India. The British attempted to build a rail link from the Bay of Bengal to Yunnan province through Myanmar. Construction started in the 1930s‚ but the project did not take off as World War II broke out. During that time‚ the British built the ‘Burma Road’ and the ‘Stilwell Road’ to provide supplies to the Chinese forces fighting the Japanese armies . In the 20th century‚ the frontier regions were closed in order to safeguard national security. In recent times‚ re-establishing ancient trade and

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    Orwell‚ is set at a time during the 1800’s when the country of Burma was overruled and the British imperialist rule took over. Orwell expresses his internal battles when he recalls an event that changed him forever‚ how his pride was influenced by other forces and the true symbolism of the effect of imperial control. The first thing to remember is the story takes place during the five years Orwell worked as a British police officer in Burma. Indeed‚ he hated his job and one day he finds himself in a

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    Yasmin Ramos ENGWR101 Professor Sanchez April 18‚ 2016 Shooting an Elephant v Group Minds Every decision made‚ will affect us‚ wether it’s in a negative or positive way. Everyone at some point in their lives will experience some form of peer pressure. Peer pressure is a very influential when we are making decisions. Peer pressure encourages other people to change the way they are or values to please those who are influencing us‚ which can be a group or an individual. In comparing and contrasting

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    The Burma Road Riot took place on the 1st and 2nd June 1942 on Bay Street. It was the first indication that the black majority were awaking from their slumber. The core of this riot was the fact that local workers were being paid less than their Americans counterparts from performing the same work and also because the local government had thwarted the attempts of the American labourers. As noted earlier‚ the riot took place over a period of two days. There were some looting; after this was allowed

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