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    The Help‚ which was originally written in 2009 by Kathryn Stockett and then released as a film in 2011 is an extraordinary example of courage‚ dignity‚ and self respect. In a time during racial injustice‚ segregation and oppression; three courageous characters break an ancestor cycle providing a new outlook of respect and dignity. I selected this film to review because I felt it truly displayed character‚ dignity‚ and self respect. This movie displayed the hardships of racial issues and the courageous

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    Germany experienced a period of political calm‚ economic development and social progress in the mid 1920s.” How far do you agree with this judgement? The Stresemann years of 1924-29 have often been portrayed as the “golden years” of Weimar Germany; however this idea has been challenged my many historians. During this period there was an element of political calm but it was mainly typified by political inaction and a failure of coalition governments to agree on any important issues. Economic development

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    of his party. That his party colleague Hermann Göring controlled Prussia with its strong police apparatus (which‚ until 1932 under SPD control‚ had often fought the Nazis) and that a Nazi was Interior Minister and thus head of the police all over Germany greatly helped Hitler. On 1 February the Reichstag thus was dissolved. Hitler called elections for the 5th March. The election campaign was by no means democratic and free. The period between the closure of the Reichstag and the elections in

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    “Odysseus is motivated only by his desire to return home (nostos).” How far do you agree with this view? In your answer you should: * Consider how Odysseus behaves on his journey home; * Include an analysis of his motives; * Support your answer with evidence from The Odyssey. On his journey home‚ Odysseus encounters many obstacles which he attempts to overcome swiftly so that he may arrive home as soon as possible; however‚ it can be argued that nostos is not his only motive throughout

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    eventually won their rights. Paragraph 1: (strategies) They used many non violent strategies to win their rights. They did multiple marches but one really stands out. That march was called the march on Washington. That march consisted of thousands of people white and black. They also boycotted things like buses. They boycotted bus because there was this black lady named Rosa Parks. She did not give up her seat on the bus‚ for a white guy. So they boycotted riding on buses which made the bus companies

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    that might explain why the Nazis eventually became the biggest power in Germany. I will also consider some of the evidence that could be used to justify these reasons. Hitler always made a big deal of how bad he thought democracy was. The way a lot of Germans actually saw it was that ‘he dislikes what I dislike‚ he can’t be that bad’ in terms of democracy causing a lot of Germans to vote for Hitler and his way to take Germany forward in its future. German politicians seemed unable to tackle the problems

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    How far is the pardoners tale gothic? The gothic genre‚ thought to be introduced in 1769 by Horace Walpole’s noel The Castle of Otranto‚ was remembered for its crude‚ grotesque‚ exaggerated nature. Although in medieval times the Gothic movement had not commenced‚ Chaucer’s can be considered a forerunner to this movement as many aspects in the pardoners tale are clear gothic‚ however Chaucer did not perceive his writing as Gothic‚ he did not intentional write a Gothic tale like later authors did

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    Writings. Ed. Adriann T. Peperzak‚ Simon Critchley‚ and Robert Bernasconi. Bloomington: Indiana UP‚ 1996. 129-48. Print. Maslin‚ Janet. "Jostling and Stumbling Toward a Fateful 15 Minutes." New York Times (25 Sept. 1998): B1+. Print. Twain‚ Mark. "How to Tell a Story." (1897). Great Short Works of Mark Twain. Ed. Justin Kaplan. New York: Harper & Row‚ 1967. 182-87. Print.

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    II with no signs of letting up. Germany appeared as though they had really pressed the offensive by attacking with numbers‚ numerous times with no apparent end in sight. After being subjected to the German military and it’s tactics so many times‚ one would think that the Allies would have a pretty clear view of what Germany had and what to expect. But Germany continued to keep the opposition guessing on what they would do next. It was like a magician show. Germany had its blitzkrieg in one hand‚

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