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    George Bush even used the term “Crusade” in reference to the September eleventh terrorist attacks‚ making this parallelism all the more relevant to contemporary discourse. Despite the proclivity to draw similarities between the twelfth century and today‚ the Crusades can only be adequately explained by examining the events in their own time. In doing such‚ it will become clear that the forces that engendered the Crusades was not the desire for material wealth‚ but rather a religious devotion long

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    Essay 2 The Similarities and Differences between the Great Depression and Current Economic Conditions Allison Spencer ENG 141 July 27‚ 2010 The current economic condition has often been compared to that of the Great Depression of the 30’s. Both began with a dramatic crash in the stock market. Each was exasperated by increased unemployment‚ decreased industrial production and construction. With these changes came a rise in home foreclosures and repossessions. Additionally‚ both eras’s

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    The Scarlet Letter‚ a book written by Nathaniel Hawthorne‚ is a book based in a Puritan society. If you look at how people live today and their actions in their everyday life and compare it to how Puritans or the Amish live‚ I believe that some people would be in shock that there are people who live like they do. And these people who live unlike us don’t think that their way of living is strange or weird. In a Puritan society the Bible provided the way of living and the people living in the community

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    a week. Still‚ the country is democratic with people being able to vote. People have options for overtime work and the country’s health care system is one of the best in the world. Equality between men/women in now taken very seriously in France compared to WW1 as women can apply for any job are not restricted to their husband’s permission and can go on into studying any profession. The fundamental rights of the individual are protected and the law protects people from abuse. Even so‚ not all are

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    Essay The plays of the renaissance are far different from the plays of today. Their world was also very different. Shakespeare’s world was very different from that of today. From what people looked for in a play to the very language and words chosen for the script. Far back into Shakespeare’s day‚ people looked for different things in their entertainment. Back in the time of Shakespeare‚ people where very religious oriented. This means that they believed very strongly in their religion. In the article

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    Jonas is not happy with the rules he wants them to change‚ he wants to see change. Even though‚ the novel The Giver by Lois Lowry and society today have plenty of similarities‚ they also differ in some ways. Some of these differences are strict rules‚ age limit to when you officially became an adult and the difference between colors. Although‚ in society today we must follow many strict rules‚ we do not follow as much as what the characters in "The Giver" had to. For example‚ we have the right to marry

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    of our everyday lives‚ it should be their duty to fix the economy. I also believe that too much control given to the government can result in corruption. During the Great Depression‚ Franklin Roosevelt made the new deal upon coming president. The new deal aimed to stimulate the industrial recovery‚ to assist the victims of the depression‚ and to raise the quality of life standards and to prevent future economic crises. It is nonsensical to say that the new deal worked perfectly‚ but it would also be

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    changed a whole lot since the 1300’s. Back then‚ girls wore dresses everyday of their lives and married at the age of 13 to an 18 year old guy. That is just not acceptable today. And as centuries have gone by‚ human maturity has increased‚ along with kids maturing faster‚ and people‚ in general‚ living longer. As a result‚ teenagers today on average think quite differently than the characters in “Romeo and Juliet” by William Shakespeare. A story about two “star-crossed lovers” who may or may not act very

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    “The Great Depression (1929-39) was the deepest and longest-lasting economic downturn in the history of the Western industrialized world” (The Great Depression-History.com 2012). The great depression is said to have begun after the First World War‚ It was a time of hardship and uncertainty. Although the great depression began in the United States it spread throughout the globe and affected almost every country. It brought about drastic declines in output‚ severe unemployment‚ and serious deflation

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    instances that point to the mother possibly being a victim of postpartum depression. Emily. Although the consequences of the mother’s choices have already taken effect‚ she can’t help but to think about what she could have done or what Emily could be if she’d made the “right” decisions‚ as deemed by then society’s standards. The setting takes place during a time of struggle and hopelessness in the United States‚ the Great Depression of the 1930’s. The birth of Emily‚ in this trying time‚ made for

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