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    Petruchio’s words‚ Katherine shows that she is not intimidated by any man‚ and nor does she have any interest in foolish banter. Katherine also uses her language to resist the patriarchy when she continues to verbally attack Petruchio. Katherine fires back in reponse to Petruchio’s sexist comments with retorts such as “Asses are made to bear‚ and so are you” (2.1.199). Here‚ Katherine is directly calling Petruchio a beast of burden that has little to no intellect. In this time period‚ women were

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    someone else’s shoes we can truly understand the meaning of freedom" How have the set texts explored the idea of freedom? You should refer to examples from all three texts in detail‚ as well the techniques used by each composer to communicate their ideas. To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee‚ Rabbit Proof Fence by Doris Pilkington Garimari and I have a Dream (speech) by Martin Luther King Jr. all explore the idea of freedom. Freedom is being able to act at will and having social and political

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    1984 Essay People have changes that occur to them all the time whether they are physical or mental changes. These changes can be for better or worse. Changes are a result of an experience faced by one. 1984 is a book all about changes and that occur and how people react or transform from these changes. Winston is a different type of person from who he is after his pivotal experience. Winston changes from a rebel who is trying to find a way to destroy the government to a person who loves

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    Freedom of the Press and How It Has Affected the American Political Process throughout History ------------------------------------------------- Presented in Partial fulfillment of the Requirement for American Federal Gov 1114 Mark L. Hays Tulsa Community College ------------------------------------------------- By E-Man June 13‚ 2010 Freedom of the Press is a yearly report by U.S-based non-governmental organization freedom house‚ measuring the level of freedom

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    you are forced to forge your own path.” -Casey Neistat. America was founded by regular people just looking for freedom. We were raised by people who taught us that there are rules and only one real religion‚ but some people disagreed. People here built off of the failures of our ancestors‚ so that our lives would be exceptional. Freedom is a big part of life. If we didn’t have freedom we wouldn’t have laptops in schools or even any education at all. In many areas of the world the students could

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    to settle‚ Native Americans were pushed farther and farther away from their homeland. Their land was taken from them and their freedoms were long gone. White settlers had created restrictions on their land‚ trade‚ and freedom which are still in effect today. The real crisis began soon after Andrew Jackson was elected president. Native Americans had already lost freedom of trade in 1787‚ when the Constitution granted power to the government to regulate their trade. Now‚ Jackson had promised to

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    Throughout the book of 1984 Winston although falsely living his life under the impression that he is much like the rest of the brainwashed people in Oceania. However he has a strong inner feeling that barely anybody else in Oceania feels and that is the idea of staying human in a society where the fear of torture‚ and death outmatch any potential anti governmental idea. As Winston progresses throughout the story he begins to gain further understanding on the principles of remaining like a person

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    I crouch alongside the Pennsylvania State House silently. I peek out from the edge towards the front door. Two guards stand on each side engaging in small talk. With a groan‚ I slump back against the building. How am I supposed to get in? I lean my head against the wall and look up toward the sky. The window directly above me suddenly opens and I freeze in fear. “Why are you opening that window? It’s out in the back hall!” “Well‚ I thought we could leave the door open and have a nice breeze flow

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    everyone is so willing to place above human lives and our common concerns was never intended to be a fascist stick used to compel‚ all‚ to come to attention at the altar of military worship. In fact‚ just the opposite‚ liberty‚ freedom‚ in the beginning‚ had been‚ just that‚ freedom to pray where you please‚ or not to pray at all‚ to believe in what you wish or not to believe at all. We now must all do exactly what is acceptable to the herd or be shamed and ostracized as if to be a heretic to the religion

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    There are many examples that show the freedom expression is protected by the legislations. In 1944‚ the American labour organizations grew stronger gradually. In order to suppress the development of labour organizations‚ the government took some measures‚ for example‚ a law in Texas requires that organizers of labour unions must register with authorities in advance if they want to recruit new members in the state. Thomas is a chairman of the labour organization. Without being registered‚ he delivered

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