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    Why Are Fairy Tales important In Society? Fairy tales are probably the most important and constant part of our society. The stories are embedded deep within us since childhood‚ and are relived constantly throughout adulthood. What they represent haunts us‚ and their meanings are as obvious as the mundane paths of lives we all go through. Whereas children seem to be lacking full understanding of them‚ adults are no strangers to the world of fairy tales. As C. S. Lewis once said‚ “Some day you will

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    creating a society in which there was religious and political freedom. He‚ through enlightenment philosophies‚ created religious tolerance where people won’t be prosecuted for what they believe in. He also created a democratic system with fair trials‚freedom from unjust imprisonment and free elections; ideas that greatly influenced the American Constitution. Pennsylvania was considered the most successful English colony due to this new democratic system. This colony had treaties with the Indians dues to

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    Society and the Impact of Social Class In the world today‚ social stratification is the main reason for inequalities in economic‚ social‚ political and ideological dimensions. It is a system whereby people rank and evaluate categories of people in a hierarchy of social classes. This causes negative effects on society because one social class is rewarded with more wealth‚ authority‚ power and prestige. The Quiet American‚ a novel written in 1955 by British writer Graham Greene‚ demonstrates the negative

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    American Society Then and Now At the time of WWII and the great depression‚ President Roosevelt was in charge. Usually the results from war are devastation‚ depression‚ deprivation‚ and death. Along with these‚ war is extremely costly‚ like WWII costing more than $350 billion dollars. And the numbers of deaths is unreal with more than 292‚000 American men killed. WWII had many affects on Americans in the country forcing people to make many sacrifices. One of the first places Americans

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    seen or read are some kind of fiction stories that some middle aged folks wrote. Even if it was a true story‚ that story must be extraordinarily beautiful and the chance for it to happen in real life is like one out of a thousand. The more I think about it‚ the more I realize how beautiful‚ and at the same time‚ how unreachable life is on TV. Everything seems fun to watch. It’s fun to watch all those things that we don’t get to see in our real life. One thing that we must keep in our mind is the fact

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    Traveling is more important than reading books to understand people and the world. A book about another country tells you about things such as the country’s history‚ its people and its culture in a very general way. When meeting foreigners‚ I found that books can’t be trusted totally. For example‚ when I was visiting Wisconsin University‚ many people were rigid‚ uneducated‚ had no sense of humor‚ and they all wore blue suits. Even the picture in some people’s minds was that Chinese still wore pigtails

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    "Whoever controls the media‚ controls the culture." - Allen Ginsberg It is because i agree with Allen Ginsberg‚ I affirm the resolution‚ "RESOLVED: The influence of the media is detrimental to the American political process." The value i will be upholding in this debate is Process. This being the most appropriate value as process is of course necessary for our political process to unfold and achieve it’s goal. Democracy is of course nothing without the process of the people’s involvement. The

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    Contemporary Issues This paper will discuss a contemporary health issue and its potential impact on the nursing profession. As the nursing profession continues to grow‚ society has begun to see a decrease in the number of nurses in the profession. According to NursingWorld (2005) "The nation’s hospitals have 126‚000 vacancies for nursing professions. In addition‚ 75 percent of all hospitals vacancies are for nurses." Currently Registered Nurses are at the top of the list of occupations with

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    In today’s age‚ traditions and values are slowly diminishing due to the overwhelming influence of the universal modern culture. While visiting the cabin Garnet gets introduced to the history about his grandfather‚ and learns that he was one of the last traditional Ojibway people around. The Keeper is playing a crucial role in Garnet’s life since he is educating him on his culture as well as being a role model. The relationship between them is healing Garnet in many ways‚ since he has experienced

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    Research Paper: Mental Retardation in American Society Mental retardation is a very serious illness‚ and most of the American population is ignorant regarding the subject. Approximately 3 percent of people in the U.S. are considered mentally retarded. With a percentage like this‚ the ignorance on the subject is bizarre. The nation has adopted slang terms such as "retard"‚ to insult others. Using this term is a way to call someone stupid. But there is a lot that people do not understand about

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