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    that the public began attending plays in large numbers. The opening of several good-sized playhouses was responsible for this increased patronage‚ the largest and most famous of which was the Globe theater (1599)‚ home to many of Shakespeare’s works. The most popular types of Elizabethan plays were histories of England’s rulers‚ but revenge dramas and bawdy comedies also drew significant crowds. Although Shakespeare was the most prolific and certainly the most famous of the Elizabethan dramatists‚ other

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    Adams and the other signers of the Declaration of Independence meant women also. It was kind of like a battle because they were arguing about it. 6. Was it their intention to include women?Slaves? Native Americans?Yes‚ of course it was their intentions to include Women‚ Slaves‚ and Native Americans. Why else would they say all men created equal. Which it kind of contradicts the fact‚ because you could be just talking about men .7. What are some of your thoughts and reactions to these letters?Well‚

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    compensate for dialogue. The choreography done by Agnes de Mille integrates dance into the lives of the frontiersmen (and women) of the Oklahoma territory. The 20th Century Fox film version released in 1955 had key differences than the current Broadway musical. One of the main differences other than a little extra dialogue was the utilization of dance. In the film dance was not used as a primary asset to the production. The impact of dance could be described by comparing the stage performance with the film

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    difficulty to the ticket collector to count the customer entering and leaving the theater. This problem also may cause the ticket collector to make mistake by putting the ticket in the wrong stub box. Next‚ the ticket collector also not fully check the ticket before allow the customer enter to the theater. For the free theater passes‚ there is tendency for the customer to duplicate the ticket. Based on the problems that the theater faces‚ we conclude that most of them occurred because the control system

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    Looking onto Haiti as a perpetual example of what might happen to the white populations‚ Cuban nationalist leaders formulated one of the most powerful ideas in Cuban history‚ the concept of a raceless nationality. However‚ creole elites with the power to shape the state and its societies‚ predetermined that the desired nationality of Cuba would be "the only one that any sensible man would consider himself with - (was)

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    Affluent Society or “golden age”. American idea of freedom was economic abundance. This was a time of prosperity for the middle class (60% of Americans). Between 1946-1960‚ American gross national product more than doubled. The Cold War fueled industrial production. This lead to an increase in wages and more jobs. II) American Standard of living increased. Former luxuries became standard. Home ownership‚ cars‚ TVs‚ refrigerators. Owning a car was the American idea of freedom. Automobiles

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    Essay- Boal’s theatre of the oppressed Boal’s techniques in theatre are simple ways of being able to express yourself through acting he uses the effect of oppression being used against someone. His techniques give people the option to speak up for themselves and have a say in what they think should be changed or helped. Boal’s theatre created questions that went meant to be brought to the surface and let the public answer them with what they thought. Some of his techniques are image theatre‚ forum

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    Barbie- An American Icon Icons like Barbie recognized for their popularity and effects on society. Barbie is a subject of obsession all over the world. Collectors‚ consumers and even some designers become enthralled in the Barbie world. Designers create special designs to fit a specific trend of the high fashion runways. Collectors all over the world collect and spend amazing amounts of money to have the original Barbie in their collection. The consumers have made Barbie a true icon in American culture

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    involves fighters to close the gap between him or herself and gain supremacy over one another. The last man standing is offered a reward. A sport loved my many people around the world today‚ who would have ever thought that there was a time in America history for which this event played a very important role in hardships‚ slavery and racism. In modern times‚ the name Battle Royal has been used in a more general impression to refer to any fight involving a great number of people that are not grouped into

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    Broach Theater Case Analysis The Broach Theater which was originally a Salvation Army location was transformed into a theater in 1987. Broach Theater’s current customer base in an aging population that has caused revenues to steadily decline in the recent years. Stephen Gee‚ manager and creative director‚ is responsible for many of the business functions which has led to inefficiencies and lost profit potential. Not only was Gee responsible for all of the marketing efforts‚ he also cleaned the

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