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    toward their slaves in front of their neighbors that will not own slaves. Hugh’s wife Sophia Auld has never owned slaves before. Because of this she is kind to Frederick at first. Eventually she teaches Frederick to read. Sophia’s husband tells her to stop teaching him and he implies education makes slaves uncontrollable. Sophia begins to catch on to the mentality of being a slave owner and stops being nice. Sophia and Hugh Auld start to treat Frederik even worse. However‚ Frederick still likes life

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    A prime example of a time where she inspired Celie was when Celie was in the field and Harpo‚ her step-son‚ had asked her how he could change his relationship with Sophia so that he could order her around. Celie’s only response was “beat her” because that was the only thing that happened in her relationship with her husband. When Sophia found out that Celie had told him to do that‚ she approached Celie and told her that she had worked all her life for respect and that when she finally had it‚

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    The Horrors of Slavery Through the Eyes of Fredrick Douglass Many people were oblivious to the corruption behind slavery. Fredrick Douglass was privileged enough to learn how to read‚ a trait extremely rare among African Americans during times of slavery. Unlike others‚ he knew that the key to becoming a free man was to learn how to read and write. Through this skill alone‚ he was able to expose slavery for the disgusting act it is. Trying to convince whites to side with abolition‚ he talked about

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    Abstract In this paper the theories of multigenerational family therapy and structural family therapy are applied to the Melendez family. Beginning with the biography of the Hispanic family‚ assessment of the strengths and vulnerabilities of the family‚ stage of the family life cycle‚ cultural elements that impact the family and explanation of the types and qualities of relationships depicted in the Melendez genogram and ecomap the foundation for therapeutic goals and interventions are set. Goals

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    BEAU AND ARROW

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    wanting money and settling down. He also struggles with his faith. Elevate his cynical side and make him a bit more charming in his actions and in his dialogue. He shares some chemistry with Sophia‚ but it could be stronger and more romantic. At the end‚ he transforms when he commits to a normal life. Sophia is also likable and feisty. However‚ it would be nice to know more about her. She also always seems to be “acting” and the audience never gets to see her real self and her vulnerability. She

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    In Maya Angelou’s I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings and Alice Walker’s The Color Purple‚ important aspects of the African American women’s experience in America in the early/mid. 1900’s are discussed such as the physical abuse and emotional abuse they endured and their social standing in society. In both novels you are able to witness the anguish and persecution that these women had to undergo. Maya from I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings and Celie from The Color Purple are the main characters and we

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    Human Nature in Tom Jones

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    In Tom Jones‚ Fielding explores a myriad of characters and situations through the eyes of the main character. These situations expose Fieldings own views on human nature and how it affected society in the eighteenth century. Fielding uses the many characters and their relationships to one another to relate differing qualities of human nature‚ and I will explore those opinions in this paper. Fielding ’s main exploration of human nature is regarding morality in the eighteenth century and how it shaped

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    the symbol to stand for unknown. Malcolm broke up with his first girlfriend‚ Laura‚ who was quiet‚ educated and love dancing girl‚ eventually‚ she became a prostitute because of Sophia. She was contrast to Laura‚ a “Negro crazy” white woman‚ and Malcolm was using her to rise his position in the ghetto‚ similarly‚ Sophia was using him to satisfy her excitement because having relationship with black men was forbidden‚ there was no love in their relationship. Malcolm got the chance to get to Harlem

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    Sefer Yesirah

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    Besides these literary monuments of the Merkabah gnosis‚ there was another‚ extremely curious text which circulated widely during the Middle Ages‚ exercising a great influence in many lands and in diverse circles: the “Book of Creation‚” Sefer Yesirah. Concerning the origin and spiritual home of this work‚ which numbers only a few pages‚ divergent opinions have been voiced‚ although to date it has been impossible to come to any reliable and definitive conclusions. This uncertainty is also reflected

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    Long Term Causes

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    Long Term Causes of World War I World War I was one of the greatest wars that ever occurred. It was known as the “Great War”. The long term causes of this war were: Militarianism‚ Alliances‚ Imperialism‚ and Nationalism. These were very big causes because the countries liked to show off how much land /territory they had. Also‚ all of the countries‚ showed great pride in the way they worked‚ thought they were the best. Militarianism plays in when they would talk about how amazing‚ or extraordinary

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