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    The victorian era was an era of many advancements. Technical advancements‚ industrial advancements‚ and importantly‚ fashionable advancements. In the 1800s women wore modest yet flamboyant clothes. Regal looking but wild in pattern. In a time where a woman’s body is what made her or broke her‚ she sure did have some nice clothes. Victorian clothes were conservative and stiff‚ but as we delve into the past to look at these great fashions‚ you’ll see that these clothes were not only for other people

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    standards of society. Especially the characters that are part of the play. They all are different but they meet certain standards and miss some of them. Sometimes the standards they have to meet are not the ones they want to meet and ignore them. The Glass Menagerie has standards and the characters act very differently to them. The society in the world they live is to revolutionize the states and grow more. Also‚ to make better technology and develop the country. That is how society and the world

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    The Auditor-An Instructional Novella Jack was the number-one player on the Mountainside golf team when he was a junior in high school. His dream was graduating from high school as a named player and getting scholarship offers from all the big golf schools. But in his early senior year‚ he got into am automobile accident. He has to have surgery on his left leg‚ leaving it a little shorter than his right. He wasn’t able to follow his dream of a golfer after the accident. Jack didn’t start out

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    Christianity. He exposes us to a world which keeps progressing forward in time‚ the farther the world travels‚ the more it disintegrates. Through his work‚ The Second Coming‚ Yeats depicts the destruction of society resulting from Christianity’s

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    us face today‚ particularly African Americans. Yes‚ some hip hop songs are on the indecent side‚ but that is not enough to say that hip hop degrades our society. Hip hop is one of the most popular and pursued musical categories in the United States. People can not take a few degrading hip hop songs and say that all hip hop music degrades the society. That is not fair to all the hip hop music that teaches us lessons through the stories that are told in which are overwhelmingly relatable ‚ that motivates

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    Donna Gardner Dr. Kathleen Hum5 4/1/14 How School of Athens represents Renaissance The high renaissance is thought of to be the climax of art and emergence of artistic geniuses. The technicality of art dramatically evolves since the middle ages as well as heroic composition and artistic imagination. As Humanism and individualism arise in the renaissance artist take on a different perspective and some of the greatest thinkers and philosophers will emerge. Raphael’s ‘School of Athens’ is the ultimate

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    by Thomas Hardy and ‘To the virgins‚ make much of time’ by Robert Herrick. I will be writing about how the poems address the subjects of time and change and the worries and concerns of the people and how the poets show their opinions though their peoms. In Percy Bysshe Shelley’s poem ‘ozymandias’ he writes about an Egyptian pharaoh‚ ozymandias also known as ramseses 2nd‚ that wanted him name and his power over men to live on forever. “My name is ozymandias‚ King of kings; Look on my works‚ ye mighty

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    culture has existed in our society since the early days of man. From the wearing of white wigs by the upperclassmen of the 18th century to the backward jersey wearing of today ’s youth‚ there are few aspects that are totally devoid of pop culture influence. With the introduction of the moving picture machine‚ the entertainment industry has even more greatly spread popular culture. With popular culture so widely spread‚ it has undoubtedly had a great effect on our society. Unfortunately‚ there have

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    How Donald Trump has affected Canadian society President Donald Trump has established a clear pattern during his two months in office‚ He is often offended by enemies real and imagined‚ willing to lash out at any moment‚ unable to restrain his impulse to spew insults‚ and eager to keep allies and adversaries off balance. He likes to take the public and the news media by surprise as he generates interest in himself with questionable and sometimes erroneous statements. This is what passes for normalcy

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    Civil disobedience‚ positively impacts a free society. Take Martin Luther King‚ for example‚ him and many other activists fought for civil rights. His whole fight was non-violent. He would travel around states preaching about equal rights. He was ganged up on numerous times‚ but never did he start it. There were simply laws such as: African Americans couldn’t vote‚ or purchase land on top of there was still slavery present in the United Sates‚ that King and others didn’t agree with and wanted to

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