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    A: In the clip of “O Brother: Where Art Thou?”‚ three escaped prisoners seek help from a blind old man on the railroad. The man speaks of the wondrous sights the prisoners will experience on their journey. Despite his blindness‚ the old man saw beyond physical limitations into the futures of the three men. This qualifies the blind man as a prophet because of his almost supernatural ability to predict what the three prisoners will encounter. Following the occurrence‚ the three prisoners are in shock

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    Platt Pre AP English 9 5/9/2012 O Brother‚ This is Not Even Close To the Odyssey Everyone loves to immerse themselves into a dramatic and extraordinary story with evil monsters‚ brave hero’s‚ and the desperate will to survive. It allows you to escape your troubles and take you to a new and exiting please with each and every second. However‚ there are some stories that simply do not capture the essence of breathtaking adventure. The movie O Brother‚ Where Art Thou? created by the comedic team

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    The film O Brother Where Art Thou is cleverly and intelligently based on the famous Odyssey by the well-known Homer. There are quite a few distinctive differences though. While in the movie‚ Ulysses didn’t have any affairs‚ his wife did not wait patiently for him‚ he had six daughters‚ and each of his accompanying men stayed with him until the end of the journey. In the poem the setting was vastly unlike; Odysseus wasn’t an escaping criminal during the depression. Other than those and a few others

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    The Founding Fathers

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    The United States’ Founding Fathers had a difficult task in creating a new type of government that would protect peoples rights and states all while giving the states enough powers for the federal government. The Constitution was approved by the states and passed into law after arguments and solutions at the Constitutional Convention. The Founding Fathers helped ratify the Constitution at the Constitutional Convention. Some of the Founding Fathers towards the Constitution were Thomas Jefferson

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    Texas: Founding of a New State The Texas territory has been governed by several nations since Spain first claimed the land in the 1500s. The journey from Spain’s claim to Sam Houston’s Battle of Jacinto is a very interesting one that includes settlers‚ politicians‚ armies and nine different constitutions. After the Battle of San Jacinto‚ Sam Houston and governments to follow had many obstacles to overcome with the forming of a solid state constitution. The development of Texas came from two areas:

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    The choices that the founding fathers made shaped our government into what it is today and still affect our lives. The founding fathers made decisions like the decision to declare independence‚ create a constitution‚ amend that constitution with a bill of rights and another 17 amendments‚ and change the system of government that we were using. The constitution that they made is still used today. The founding fathers decided to break free from the British by creating the Declaration of Independence

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    Founding Fathers Essay In the past century‚ there has been a growing debate as to the motives of the founders of the republic and as a result the nature of our constitution. While Marxist analysts such as Charles Beard contended that the founders were wealthy elite that ultimately created a conservative document intended to weaken the poor popular majority‚ other scholars like John Roche believed that the fathers had no such agenda and they were working purely to reconcile states’ interests

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    Founding Fathers Essay The Founding Fathers of America were political leaders who took part in the American Revolution by signing the Declaration of Independence‚ and creating the United States Constitution. The most recognized founding fathers of America are: John Adams‚ Benjamin Franklin‚ Thomas Jefferson‚ James Madison‚ and George Washington. The founding fathers upheld many values. One was‚ they must realize that liberty is built on fundamental principles. Another was‚ they must know that

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    Red Riding-Hood" in 1697‚ and since then‚ there have been many adaptations of this tale‚ including the Brothers Grimm ’s "Little Red-Cap." Presenting a folktale by means of literature can be difficult in that the message of the story may not always be clearly understood by the audience. In comparing the historical‚ sexual‚ and moral aspects of Perrault ’s "Little Red Riding-Hood" and the Brothers Grimm ’s "Little Red-Cap‚" readers are left appreciating the different means used in communicating the

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    Book Report “Band of Brothers: E. Company‚ 506th Regiment‚ 101st Airborne From Normandy to Hitler’s Eagle Nest” by Stephen E. Ambrose Band Of Brothers is the history of Easy Company‚ 506th Parachute
Infantry Regiment‚ 101st Airborne Division‚ from basic training to
D-Day. It follows the jump into Holland‚ the Battle of
the Bulge‚ and finally the occupation of Berchtesgaden and Austria. This is a rarity among military histories‚ told from the viewpoint
of the front line soldier‚ the privates

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