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    Oedipus's downfall

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    Oedipus; the blame for his downfall The prophecy given to King Laius and Jocasta stated that their new born child Oedipus will eventually kill his father and marry his mother. To prevent the prophecy from coming true‚ King Laius and Jocasta ordered Oedipus to be abandoned in the mountains alone to die. Oedipus‚ escaping death unknowingly with the help of the Shepherd‚ continued on living life with the King and queen of Corinth‚ before his journey to Thebes‚ where the prophecies came true. Oedipus’s

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    The Downfall of a Dictator Ferdinand Marcos‚ the man who would be President: his was a story of success. It was a long‚ arduous climb to the highest office in land. He worked hard to achieve it. It was not an easy road – there were frustrations‚ obstacles‚ and public scandals along the way. But he made it. Despite seemingly irreversible defeats‚ he fulfilled what he promised his mother: “For every tear you shed now‚ there will be victory.” (People Power: The Philippine Revolution of 1986) Ferdinand

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    Macbeth's Downfall

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    he thought the tragic plots of his time were lacking artistic purpose and form. His work was extraordinary in that it was not of the norm for the time. His tragedies focused on the fall of a notable person‚ with suspense and climax thrown in to capture the attention of the audience. In the plays of Shakespeare‚ the tragic hero is always a noble man who enjoys some status and prosperity in society but possesses some moral weakness or flaw which leads to his downfall. External circumstances such as

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    Zimbabwe Downfall

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    DOWNFALL OF ZIMBABWE ECONOMY F.Y B.com (Accounting & Finance) COMMERCE PROJECT BY - KEDAR BHOIR (07) VIKAS KHADE (23) MEET GALA (56) ACKNOWLEDGEMENT We would like to express our greatest gratitude to the people who have helped and supported us throughout the project. We are grateful to our Prof. Oberoi for his continuous support for the project‚ from

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    sources 1‚2 and 3 and your own knowledge. “Germany aggression was responsible for the outbreak of a general European War in August 1914”. How far do you agree with this judgement? The debate of Germanys responsibility for the outbreak of war first began with the charge of war guilt given in Article 231 of the Versailles Treaty. Germany rejected Article 231 and successfully campaigned against it as by 1950 it had become widely accepted that Germany where not solely responsible for the outbreak of war

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    The Downfall of the Federalists" The Federalist were a powerful and incredibly influential party in the nations beginning history. Their party was packed with influential‚ men such as Alexander Hamilton‚ George Washington and Charles Pinckney. Although they are an example of great parties in our nation‚ they are also a tragic example of the quickness of political downfall. The Federalists’ downfall was caused mainly by the personalities of their party members‚ and therefore the collective personality

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    contributed to their failure. Answers may consider the four main strands of opposition‚ their internal divisions and their intolerance of each other. A tradition of revolutionary activity was established by the Populists and their appeal to the peasants‚ though they were weakened by the assassination of Alexander II and the repression established by Alexander III. The Social Revolutionaries tried to gain support among both peasants and townspeople‚ but were divided between anarchists and revolutionaries

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    Downfall Of Macbeth

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    The Downfall of Macbeth Throughout Macbeth by William Shakespeare many characters go through a dramatic change. One of the most notable is the main character Macbeth. Macbeth started the play as an honorable loyal Thane‚ after the first meeting with the Witches his mental health begins to spiral out of control and he becomes a ruthless king that only cares for himself. From beginning to end Macbeth goes through a series of changes where he fights with his own conscious to win the battle of good

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    Downfall of Macbeth

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    William Shakespeare’s play Macbeth show three main forces that create the eponym’s downfall. These are the role of the supernatural‚ the struggle between good and evil and Macbeth’s ambition guilt and fear. These all combine to create the massive downfall of power that Macbeth experiences during the play. The role of the supernatural has a key part in the creation of the downfall of Macbeth’s power. This is brought on by many factors associated with the supernatural. The witches are a central

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    Depression of the 1930s was a result of World War I. Germany had to pay off war debts to France and Britain‚ but in the meantime‚ they borrowed money from the U.S. There was a chain connecting everyone‚ and when Germany finally failed to pay France and Britain‚ the chain of money stopped. France and Britain could not pay the U.S. back‚ and the stock market crash ensued shortly afterwards. Its severity was due to the chain reactions and interlocking of the different countries. Germany was suffering major

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