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    examine three of the stages that every revolution seems to go through; unhappiness‚ catalyst‚ and action. The historical focus will be on multiple revolutions in the enlightenment era and the literary focus will be on The Time of the Butterflies by Julia Alvarez. Unhappiness with the status quo leads to social change because governments are not doing their job of protecting the natural rights of the people. John Locke‚ a famous enlightenment philosopher believed that governments were put in place to protect

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    early childhood to her current life. Jennifer talks about her journey to stardom including her challenges‚ tragedies‚ and her triumphs. Throughout the book Jennifer continuously talks about how her weight had kept her from getting the parts she would audition for. However‚ once she lost the weight many doors were open for her. She also gives high praises to Weightwatchers for helping her lose over 80 pounds. Jennifer Hudson made it clear that she was always comfortable with her body and only lost the

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    God as the only god present. Yet as the novel progresses‚ similarities between the two are shown‚ especially with the use of their power. Even though this confuses Patria‚ a new faith in motherhood forms controlling both of Patria’s faiths. Julia Alvarez shows that despite how Patria treats God and Trujillo in the different manner to protect her children‚ Patria views them as having the same power. Throughout the novel‚ Patria watches how her children are killed and saved by Trujillo and

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    Text to text: The book “Time of the Butterflies” reminds me of a ted talk‚ presented by Khalida Brohi . Khalida Brohi is of Pakistani descent and comes from a tribe of indigenous people‚ called the Brohi. Brohi means mountain dwellers. Khalida reminds me of the narrator of Time of the Butterflies‚ Dedé‚ because they both are storytellers who have sad stories to tell about their past. Their stories also share common themes such as feminism‚ change‚ religion‚ and courage. The ted talk is about

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    contention in writing is‚ in its least complex frame‚ a battle amongst great and insidiousness." All things considered‚ there are two sides to this story‚ the pronoun great side‚ and the terrible side. This subject is apparent in Before We Were Free by Julia Alvarez. In this story you can see various form man v.s. You can see case of man v.s society‚ man v.s man‚ and even man .versus nation. The principal part of man v.s society was occurred in sections six through eight. Anita necessities to go to class

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    go to school to learn‚ not to be told we can’t wear what we want. This is causing students to get more and more angry about not being able to wear what they want. The dress code at most schools is unfair to us girls. According to Brenda Alvarez “ boys whose trousers sag are simply told to “pull your pants up” without further repercussion while girls are sent to the office and “forced”

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    Although an unpopular opinion teenagers today should not read How the Garcia girls lost their accents by Julia Alvarez because of the confusing story line‚ poor transitions between stories‚ its characters are consubstantial and its portrayal of the immigrant experience being somewhat inaccurate One of the reasons not to read the book is its confusing storyline‚ the book is written in reverse chronological order at the start of the book‚ the four girls are grown women; some married‚ some

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    A Dream Meant To Be Belle‚ a thirteen-year old French girl lived at an orphanage in Troyes‚ France. She had lived there since she was only three years old since both her parents died from severe illness. Ever since she was a little child‚ Belle had one dream‚ and it was to become a professional ballerina for the Paris Opera Ballet Company. Dancing helped her express her feelings‚ whether they were feelings of rejoice‚ rage‚ or delight. She roused one morning at 6:00 to the sounds of loud banging

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    Aldine ISD Summer Reading Response Log High School English III Grade 11 (entering English 3)     During the summer you are expected to read and respond to at least three books if you will be in regular English and at least five books if you will be in Pre-AP‚ Pre-IB‚ AP‚ GT‚ IB‚ or Dual Credit English. Personal choice selections for non-fiction and contemporary works may be made from one of the suggested lists that are available on the district web site (www.aldine.k12.tx

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    Anonymous Honors English December 16‚ 2013 Assimilation and culture do not only shape one’s identity‚ they alter their mindset and constitute mental illness amongst the dispersed. Culture is the main reason one may want to assimilate and those who choose to‚ have felt a sense of loss and longing for acceptance. In order to assimilate and find some sort of mental belonging the “1.5 generation”‚ forced themselves to forget their culture and lose themselves and with this “conscious choice

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