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    Rudy Ruettiger”). Rudy and Shawn both realize this on their road into football fame. Rudy Ruettiger is a hardworking man who came from a blue-collar family‚ but his brave spirit pushed him forward to attend Notre Dame despite everyone’s doubts. Shawn Grim is from the Appalachian mountains and came from a very poor neglecting family‚ although he faced many hardships he earned a scholarship. Shawn and Rudy are two young men that both had dreams to enroll in college and play football‚ although they both

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    Hawthorne’s Scarlet Letter‚ the author expresses his accusatory and judgmental view of the Puritan community mostly through the usage of selective detail‚ dismal and contemptuous diction; as well‚ he expresses his view of the Puritan community through his grim and suspenseful tone. By using details selectively‚ Hawthorne promotes his judgmental and accusatory perspective of the Puritans to the reader. This community is generally characterized as being pious‚ disciplined‚ or reverent; yet‚ Hawthorne establishes

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    The industrial transformation following the Civil War included many similar circumstances to the industrial boom between 1815 and 1900. In that time period‚ Eli Whitney’s cotton gin and the McCormick Reaper incited a new and more efficient way of living. The revolutionary changes made to the entire society allowed the country to modernize every aspect of life. Changes were seen as beneficial because of the lack of mass corruption to the integrity of the political and economic areas of America. Unlike

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    in bright white letters in front of the black and white scenery. As a voice reads the title for everyone to hear. Narrator: “The Andy Griffith Show‚ Starring Andy Griffith‚ with Ronney Howard‚ also starring‚ Don Knox.” The screen goes black and reapers showing the Mayberry Courthouse‚ with of course the famous song in the background. Then it cuts to the inside of the courthouse with Andy‚ the sheriff‚ standing up and holding a book as he begins to speak in front of a Bride and a groom while barney

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    the economy. A portion of the speech was also fictitious‚ he mentioned an alternative fact stating that more people voted for him rather than his opponent‚ but statistics show that Mrs. Clinton won by 2.86 million. Mr. Trump’s speech was extremely grim but towards the end it became inspiring; he chanted the words “Together‚ we will make America strong again. We will make America wealthy

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    During the time period between 1790-1860‚ the United States leaped into a period of looking towards the future and with a movement out west looking for opportunities and cheap land. Furthermore‚ advancements in machinery came to life and an increase in cultivation was set in motion. Overall‚ this momentum set a high standard towards rising market-oriented‚ national economy. During Andrew Jackson’s presidency westward movement was exemplified as Americans set forth. However‚ it was not so bright

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    continues with‚ “From the same source I have not taken my sorrow‚” meaning that his sorrows are his own and not shared with anyone else which brings the reader to the title “Alone.” Poe’s troubled life influenced his writings by giving them a slightly grim tone. In “Alone” Poe tries to express that he always sees the dark in everything. Even when joy presents itself he cannot embrace it enough to overcast the sorrow in his heart: “I could not awaken my heart to joy at the same tone; and all I lov’d

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    through the selection of incidents in the plot‚ the use of symbolism‚ and the grim and gloomy setting to create the reader’s emotional response. Certainly‚ in The Fall of the House of Usher‚ the use of setting and mood efficiently aids in establishing the unity of effect. From the very beginning‚ the story’s central focus is its’ sinister mood established through its gloomy setting. The story even opens with a grim kick‚ "During the whole of a dull‚ dark‚ and soundless day in the autumn of the

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    Bhusa making attachment and aspirator blower and mechanical sieves for grain and straw separation‚ was the major achievement of Indian engineers. These threshers were widely adopted by the farmers. Gradually demand for other farm machinery such as reapers and combine harvesters also increased. Equipment for tillage‚ sowing‚ irrigation‚ plant protection and threshing have been widely accepted by the farmers. Even farmers with small holdings utilize many improved farm equipment through custom hiring

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    Electricity and fossil fuels power nearly every source of technology all over the world. However‚ energy changes that occurred during the Industrial Revolution impacted countless citizens all over the world in ways that affected their production and living standards. Up until the Industrial Revolution‚ wood was used for both as a fuel and a building material. American and English adoption of coal and iron as energy resources was a critical driving factor during the Industrial Revolution since the

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