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    valuable (diamond) you need to be polished up‚ as in educated to stand out (shine). Defoe also uses series of rhetorical questions‚ one of them are "how much worse is a wise woman than a fool?" and "what has the women done to forfeit the privilege of being taught". Defoe dismisses several reasons for women being kept in ignorance. He argues that why should women not be educated and smart as it is better for women to be smart than being uneducated. At the end‚ he also uses an anecdote to show his man

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    life is to have a baby‚ wants to get educated. She meets Frank‚ her tutor in the open University who comes from an upper class family. In the beginning‚ Rita appears to be the typical working class women. She is uneducated‚ speaks in a strong dialect and hardly knows any literature. In contrast to that‚ Frank appears to be very typical as well‚ for his class. He speaks proper Oxford English and has a broad knowledge of the literature and is very well educated. But later in the play‚ the reader

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    Often‚ people view slavery as cruel‚ inhumane‚ unjustifiable‚ and brutal. However‚ slavery was not as atrocious as believed. Many slaves respected their owners and enjoyed serving them‚ while others loathed them. As time proceeded‚ many slaves were freed‚ unfortunately‚ many of them were treated as if they weren’t. In the excerpts from Twelve Years of a Slave and Betty Cofer‚ there is an opposition between how the slaves were treated along with the genesis of slavery‚ however‚ the dialect between

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    and night but Mama love them both. Dee the older daughter is very beautiful‚ independent‚ confident‚ and educated but she is also arrogant‚ selfish and self centered. Maggie on the other hand‚ is uneducated and unattractive with burn scars on her face arm and leg leading to her having a low self esteem and being shy. Mama‚ an African American is a strong hard-working‚ independent‚ uneducated‚ and self sufficient woman who despite all these great qualities still have a low self esteem and lacks self

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    king’s power for greater local stability. This system flourished under an influenced and uneducated nation‚ however‚ the rise of the middle and working classes put a change to that. Skilled merchants began to form guilds‚ universities and learning groups educated citizens‚ and a strengthening economy led the middle classes to object to feudal lord’s taxes and form their own charters of towns. The educated middle class was now able to run their town fairly efficiently‚ which in turn‚ decreased influence

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    beginning of time. The option to deliver a baby in a hospital is only a few generations old. Society tends to view hospitals as a safer place to deliver babies and has frowned upon women who choose to have planned homebirths as irresponsible and uneducated. Current research does not support this common belief or show evidence that hospital birth is safer than planned homebirth for low-risk‚ healthy women delivering full-term babies. Hospitals offer trained specialists and equipment should complications

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    experience in their adopted homes. Displaced foreigners within their own country as their identities and family heritage are cruelly snatched due to political circumstances. Liesel’s identity is transformed from an uneducated‚ abandoned and untrustworthy of others young girl to an uneducated strong young woman‚ as a result from her new adopted surroundings. Max transforms into a worthy human being that now values himself from a man that was once considered Jewish scum who was overwhelmed by the fear

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    Over the last 40 years‚ voter turnout has been steadily declining in the established democracies. This trend has been significant in the United States‚ Western Europe‚ Japan and Latin America. In 2014‚ the New York Times reported that the November midterm elections was abysmally low in regards to voter turnout. Over all‚ the national turnout of the election was only 36.3% compared to over 70 decades ago when the voter participation turnout was only 36.3% (Board 2014) . Thus said‚ with a clear non-advancement

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    Ignorance has become very common place in today’s society‚ but never has it been thought of as a positive thing. But in such a complex world there are some things that you’re just better off not knowing. Every person starts out as an imaginative‚ uneducated human‚ and has we grow up we learn the little things. However‚ we also lose our originality and most of the time our carefree attitudes. Knowledge takes away your freedom and strips you of your courage‚ so maybe being somewhat ignorant would do

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    Mexican Democracy Democracy requires several elements to succeed and grow. The leaders of a democracy must respect the boundaries they are given. Freedom of the press is an essential element of modern democracy. People must be willing to participate and support the system of government. Classes may exist in a democracy‚ but should not be perceived as a detriment to participation in a democracy. Cultural and ethnic cohesion will support a ‘group think’ toward policy and ideals. Mexico during its

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