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    What was the Cause of World War 2? The seeds of World War 2 can be traced all the way back to the first World War. Many can say that Germany caused both World War 1 and World War 2. As well as the Treaty of Versailles‚ the main causes for the start of World War 2 was that Germany wanted power over the world‚ and the failure of The League of Nations. Germany’s desire for power‚ their economic downfall‚ and international tensions they provoked sparked World War 2. The Treaty of Versailles

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    Lai Harrison Bergeron Mar. 9. 2013 Discuss the idea of perfect society. Is it possible to create a perfect society? Dreaming a perfect society seemed unrealistic. When I was young‚ I dream my perfect society as a place with my family‚ toys‚ food‚ and happiness‚ really as a child I don’t think deeply about human rights‚ money‚ and shelter. At that time my perfect life was simple and easy. Happiness was my definition for a perfect society. In the story “Harrison Bergeron” the definition

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    1. Define ’satire’ and provide one example of personal or social satire that yoou have encountered. You may use any source for your example:TV‚ media‚ news editorials‚ movies‚ comedy‚ etc. Satire can be defined as any work in which a human vice or folly is attacked with irony or sarcasm. An example of satire can be found in the song "When the President Talks to God" by Bright Eyes. In this song‚ the lyrics lay out hypothetical conversations between the President and God‚ which mocks current

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    Friendship is a word with many meanings. What does friendship mean to you? Friendship always played an important role for people It is obvious because people are social beings and they need to communicate. However we all think differently and it is significant how people distinguish friendship from other relationships. A question arises : what can friendship mean? What does it mean for me in particularly? It is generally believed that friendships are relationships between people who share

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    Harrison Bergeron In the dystopian society depicted in Kurt Vonnegut’s‚ “Harrison Bergeron‚ ” everyone is made equal. The story begins with‚ “The year was 2081‚ and everybody was finally equal. They weren’t only equal before God and the law. They were equal every which way” (Vonnegut 1). Not everyone is born equal but the government organization lead by the United States Handicapper General‚ Diana Moon Glampers‚ has placed various handicaps on everyone in order to make everyone equal before

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    Meanings of a Word Essay Although many African Americans support the use of the word "nigger" in certain circumstances‚ the mass majority of African Americans who lived in the times where whites used the word in order to degrade African Americans would passionately believe that the word "nigger" should be eliminated from all forms of language. Gloria Naylor clearly states her stance on the issue in "The Meanings of a Word" when she writes‚ "The people in my grandmother’s living room took a word

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    An impartial society: Utopia or Hell? What would happen to the world if the people were literally equal in every aspect of their lives? In the futuristic short story‚ “Harrison Bergeron” by Kurt Vonnegut Jr.‚ the world is finally living up to America’s first amendment of everyone being created equal. In this society‚ the gifted‚ strong‚ and beautiful are required to wear handicaps of earphones‚ heavy weights‚ and hideous masks‚ respectively. Thus‚ these constraints leave the world equal from

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    escapes from jail. How does the Protagonist change over the course of the story? He was in jail before but broke out and removed his handicaps. How does the main conflict help to illustrate the theme? world without diversity is boring. How does the climax help to illustrate the theme? When Harrison barged into the studio and took off his handicaps‚ it showed that not all humans could stay the same and that there was bound to be competition in the world even if there are laws in saying that everybody

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    circumstance can get along and exist collectively. In other words‚ idealism usually implies perfection‚ while truth implies something harsh and dirty (when it is juxtaposed with idealism). Truth‚ however‚ can be literally symbolized as a diamond in the rough‚ because while it may be pure and beautiful on the inside‚ it is covered in dirt and other rocks on the outside‚ that signify its contamination of an ideal society. The short story‚ Harrison Bergeron‚ is in accordance to this‚ since the ideal of total

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    Harrison Bergeron takes place in a future where everything is supposedly equal. I say supposedly because there are so those who are still in power over everyone else. The society is taken over by these handicaps that are weighing them down and also not allowing them to think for themselves‚ therefore‚ control over them is present. In Harrison Bergeron‚ many themes are present ranging from the equality to people’s free will to be who they are. A major theme that Is present is that the equality

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