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    ideal hero comes to mind‚ people tend to think more along the lines of superheros. Superman‚ Captain America‚ and Wonder Woman all have one thing in common‚ unrealistic powers that they use for good. When a picture of a “hero” is searched‚ images of men flying with capes will be the number one result. So that must be all there is to being a hero. The French epic poem The Song of Roland portrays the ideal hero‚ or knight‚ as Roland‚ one of the twelve peers under King Charlemagne’s rule. Roland is

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    Song Critical Analysis

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    great songs on his albums. Two of his best albums are his first album Love you like crazy and Hard to love .It took him six years to write the first album called Love you like crazy. He says in that time he grew as a songwriter and singer. The album Hard 2 love is one of the best. The first song on the album is Hard to love. This song is one of my favorites. The second song on the album is A women like you. I believe the songs tell of different kinds of love. The hard to love song tells of

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    Madhdvie Bhagwandeen Professor Mangru History 277 Exam III After the Emancipation in the Caribbean in 1824‚ the British brought Indians to the Caribbean through indenture ship. They were given a five year contract as an indentured laborer‚ with the condition of returning home (India) with a free passage. Many were not given this opportunity for various reasons. Indian immigration in British Guiana came to a halt but reopened in 1845. While working on the plantations‚ indentured laborers were subject

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    preferential treatment in regards to position in the draft‚ as those “fortunate son[s]” who were “born [with] silver spoon in hand‚” who had relation to the government or the elite were not at risk of being conscripted and sent to Vietnam. In this way‚ the song is a war protest anthem created for the working class who were not protected by the shield of privileged life in the upper class. This concept is built upon later in the song by describing those in positions of power who were apparently very patriotic

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    “Independent Woman” is a twenty-first century anthem‚ unlike the nineteenth century. In the 1800’s‚ women did not have much to live for. Without the demand for change‚ the tragedy of no independence would remain. It was habit for women to be treated as lower-class‚ have no self worth‚ and simply have little to no rights. In the 1800’s‚ women were known to be property of their husbands. They did not have any independence‚ nor did they truly belong to themselves. In “Story of an Hour”‚ a woman received

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    Yellow Woman

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    people’s interactions with the antelope‚ or as she calls them‚ The Antelope People‚ and the way her people hunted them. A reader takes away not only a feeling of deep respect‚ which the Laguna Pueblo people had for their fellow Earth inhabitants‚ but also a feeling of unity like there really was or is no difference between the hunter and the hunted‚ just their roles‚ given to them by chance and instinct. This reverence for animal life reflects a much deeper world view held by Leslie Marmon Silko

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    Woman’s Rights and Gender Equality in India and Pakistan. Woman in India have many rights granted to them in their constitution‚ rights woman in the western society spent many years fighting for. Woman under the constitution in India have rights granted to them the ensure equality from men and actually gives them some rights over men. Having these rights and knowing about these rights and how to use them is certainly two different things. While Pakistan has improved a lot they are lacking in

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    Indian Schools

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    Primary sources‚ which are documents or other sources of information created at or near the time an event occurred‚ are an essential part in understanding history. There are many primary sources in the essay “Assimilation Through Education: Indian Boarding Schools in the Pacific Northwest” by Carolyn J. Marr including: photographs‚ transcripts‚ journal entries‚ and government documents. The use of photographs has many advantages and disadvantages. Photographs are fairly accurate in

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    No Woman No Cry

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    Here’s a topic that keeps popping everywhere these days‚ religion. It seems like every time I read the news there’s this psycho blowing up people under the banner of Islam‚ Islam a word that directly translates to peace. I still think all religions are peace loving‚ but the world can’t see that anymore. And how could they when the media only covers the cowardly‚ ignorant‚ and uneducated minority that bastardised their believes. I haven’t practiced is years‚ but I still believe‚ I still have faith

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    The Woman in Black

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    An element to ANY ghost story is the recurrent conspiracy of silence‚ though not as scary atmosphere as later Arthur is condemned to a short silence upon triggering his haunting memories of his ghostly tale. A difference is shown when he previously feels a peaceful cheery family area until he resorts to feeling “an outsider to the circle”. Helping the rear to pitch the situation more‚ with the noun “outsider” heightening his uncomfortable feel of isolation. This to cause him to take a journey to

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