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    One could assume that he hadn’t been that way for long for his attire was not that of a person who had been homeless for years. He wore a simple yet decent black suit that had various dirt stains near his sleeves and the tail of his trousers. His shoes were caked with mud and grime for the street of the city. Many would think to run at this point‚ but instead I was somewhat intrigued because of his posture. He looked like a man who had just lost his job and was used to being in a position of authority

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    exceptionally well to demonstrate her own individual perspective on the United States. In her essay‚ “The Plastic Pink Flamingo: A Natural History”‚ Price compares such a minuscule object as a flamingo‚ with the vast widespread culture of the American society; clearly depicting how American culture was highly based off of the desire to be bold and in vogue with the rest of society. The flamingo lawn ornament created a spark to epidemic of materialistic viewpoints based off of bright‚ flashy‚ pink colors

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    Price Analysis When you first read the title “The Plastic Pink Flamingo: A Natural History”‚ you think you are going to learn the story of Flamingos. Jennifer Price uses rhetorical strategy to compare and contrast the generation of the 1950s to Flamingos. She has several different strategies to better emphasize her point. She uses logical appeal‚ imagery‚ diction and the comparison of American culture to help her readers understand her point. Because of Jennifer Price’s use of rhetorical framework

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    essay entitled "The Pink Flamingo: A Natural History" by Jennifer Price‚ Price examines the popularity of the well-known pink flamingo and how it relates to the ideals and whims of American culture. Using American fascination of the plastic‚ pink flamingo as her medium‚ Jennifer Price shows her evident disdain for the superficial materialism present in American society. Jennifer Price introduces her analysis of the flamingo fad by presenting the rise of the pink flamingo in American culture

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    Barometer Rising

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    present in the novel‚ Barometer Rising. There are four main characters that experience life quests in this novel. These characters include Colonel Geoffery Wain‚ Neil Macrae‚ Angus Murray‚ Roddie Wain and Penny Wain. Throughout the novel these characters all experience different quests with very different outcomes. The first evident quest arouse in the novel is a quest for power. This quest is associated with Colonel Geoffrey Wain. Throughout the novel‚ Barometer Rising‚ Geofferey is regularly trying

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    likes it. However‚ in the novel‚ The Flamingo Rising‚ Larry Baker introduces Louise‚ a different type of person that will do anything to be the center of attention. In Larry Baker’s novel‚ Louise and her brother‚ Abraham Isaac‚ start their first day at school at the age of twelve. Louise’s limp becomes obvious because she is nervous. As the class stares at her‚ she overcomes this nervousness and takes control of the situation. In the novel‚ The Flamingo Rising‚ Larry Baker clearly shows that Louise’s

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    Esperanza Rising

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    Esperanza Rising From being born with a silver spoon your mouth and having your world revolve around you to having nothing‚ can be a life changing experience. In the historical fiction story Esperanza Rising‚ by Pam Munoz Ryan this exact thing happens to a 12 year old girl named Esperanza. Esperanza’s world is turned upside down when her father is murdered and she and her mom are forced to move to Las Angels. We watch as Esperanza changes from a self important unrespectful child into a mature

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    1916 Rising

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    People strive for independence and will do anything for it. In 1916 many of the Irish strongly wanted to take hold of Dublin‚ with the purpose to wipe out the British rule in Ireland‚ and hoping to become entirely independent. The Irish wanted to have a republic‚ and become free from the British rule. The leaders before the Easter Uprising started to realize that the public would show their support against the British. The leaders of this rebellion came together to fight for what they believed in

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    Esperanza Rising Analysis

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    Esperanza Rising “Esperanza Rising” is a novel written by Pam Muñoz Ryan.The story is based off a girl that has everything she ever wanted and two loving parents and a healthy and perfect ranch however her dad gets murdered by bandits and dies and everything goes downhill for Esperanza and her family and friends so they move to California and they are trying to get the ranch and trying to survive the camp.If I were working at the camp that Esperanza is working at‚ would I join the strike?or

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    Easter Rising 1916

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    There can be no doubt that the response of the British government to the Rising contributed measurably to the further alienation of Irish public opinion. On 26th April 1916‚ it had introduced martial law and next day appointed Major-General Sir John Maxwell as Commander-in-Chief of troops‚ Ireland. He had full authority to restore order‚ put down the rebellion‚ and punished its participants. Maxwell never doubted that its leaders should be court-martialled and those most prominent executed. General

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