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    How Did Equality Become A

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    How did equality become a stronger component of America freedom after the Revolution? The revolution released public debates and political and social structures that expanded the scope for freedom. It also challenged inherited structures of power within America. In result of rejecting the principle of hereditary aristocracy‚ Americans also rejected the society of patronage‚ privilege‚ and fixed status. Men who led the revolution from start to finish were considered the most prestigious men of the

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    the topic of freedom. It is common knowledge that people will often go to great lengths to gain freedom and safety from their government leaders. The French people desperately wanted equality‚ and they were willing to do just about anything to gain that. The people were even willing to bring themselves into a revolution and later under the leadership of Napoleon Bonaparte. When the French people were under a nobility nobody was treated equal because like many old systems the people were unfairly separated

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    Bacon’s Rebellion‚ an uprising of indentured servants‚ was the result of tensions between social classes‚ which identifying the need for slaves‚ indicating racism‚ and promoted American independence through the idea that anyone can stand up to authority. Bacon’s rebellion occurred due to the fact there were many unhappy freemen wandering the Virginia area because they had no wife or land. This rebellion resulted due to the fact Governor Berkley was friendly towards the indians and prohibited people

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    summer of 1788 and the increasing economic crises contributed and lit the fuse of the French revolution. The calling of the Estates-General in May 1789 was aimed to solve the economic crises‚ however mistreatment of the lower classes for centuries led to them wanting change. This event led to the Tennis Court Oath‚ in which the lower classes‚ who were represented by the third Estate declared themselves a National Constituent Assembly. This could be seen as the start of the French revolution‚ as it is

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    Peaceful protests are paramount in affecting change in a free society for a simple reason; those with power tend to keep it. Only through demonstration (or regulation) will they relinquish it. While this concentration of power is completely unjust‚ I don’t blame the holders of it in the slightest. Although we humans are social creatures‚ we’re nearly always out to ultimately better ourselves and carry on in our blissful ignorance that we aren’t doing others any harm. This is where peaceful protests come

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    myself‚ can remember what exactly they were doing and where they were at. I was in class at Tulsa Technology Center when it started. All I could think of at the time was how someone could do such a thing to innocent people. What did the United States do to them‚ in order for them to retaliate? My Mother came and pulled me out of school that day‚ so I would remember the events. On the way home‚ so many cars had lined up at gas stations‚ not an airplane in the sky and people were scurrying to get survival

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    What Is Freedom?

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    Freedom is something that everyone wants.. According to the Macmillan dictionary freedom is "the independence of thought‚ choice‚ or action". But that is very vague; freedom is different to everyone. In his book‚ Huckleberry Finn‚ it is obvious that Mark Twain had an opinion on freedom and what it is. Jim‚ a black slave‚ and Huck‚ the white child who helps free Jim‚ have pretty much the same views of freedom. The difference is that Huck has gotten it‚ and Jim is trying to find it. To Jim‚ freedom

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    What is Philosophy

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    What is Philosophy?” According to the famous Greek philosopher Socrates‚ “The unexamined life is not worth living”. But what does he mean by this? He means that we should look and think through life deeper. Examination of life is more than just a use of common sense. Hard thinking is necessary even though it disturbs. With the use of Philosophy‚ we better understand things and answer the most important questions in existence. Philosophy‚ according to the famous Greek philosopher Aristotle‚ begins

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    all forms of language is a privilege. The oppressive society of Gilead strips women of their engagement in forms of language such as‚ reading‚ writing and even restricts how they speak. Which‚ naturally made language a desire by women‚ because it’s degrading to not have freedom of speech. Atwood utilizes literary elements point of view‚ dialogue and diction‚ to convey how powerful language is in this world. The protagonist of this story‚ Offred is a prime example of how powerful language is. She states

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    The language used in the tragedy of King Lear encompass the development of plot and the definition of the characters in the play. The literal and figurative meanings of the language reflect the inner workings of the characters and enhance the subtlety of the tragic tone that the playwright is trying to achieve. At the beginning of the play‚ language is inflated by Goneril and Regan who strive to outdo each other in flattering their father for the vain attempt of winning the love-test devised by

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