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    smarter and more ready for life. But sometimes it’s nice to look back to see how much we have grown up and learned. Tom is about the same age as we are. This character is very relatable to many kids. Like stretching the truth‚ not doing the best things‚ but we all learn from that. Making mistakes is one of the best ways to learn in life. So Tom is just like us in one way or another. Throughout the book Tom has changed as a person in many ways. In the very beginning of the book‚ Tom lied a whole

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    exploration revolutionized the world and everything changed. The United States was founded because of the age of exploration and the European Explorers affected our future as a country. New crops were discovered and made available to the wealthy Europeans. The explorers found a whole society full of indigenous people and converted most to Christianity. They also introduced new technologies that were foreign to the natives. Europeans explorers changed the culture of the indigenous people by converting

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    that they would never live to see another day‚ as Muslim hijackers were onboard the flights with the intention of launching a terrorist attack on the country. Two of the four planes were deliberately crashed into the Twin Towers in Lower Manhattan‚ New York City‚ killing thousands of people and injuring hundreds more. A third plane was flown‚ once again deliberately‚ into the Pentagon – the headquarters of the US Department of Defence – killing everyone on board. The fourth plane was bound for the

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    Violating a Social Norm The day that this assignment was brought up in class‚ my heart dropped. I am not typically very shy by nature‚ but I hate bringing the wrong kind of attention to myself. I avoid embarrassing myself at all costs. Once I discovered what a social norms actually was‚ I wasn’t as nervous anymore. Social norms are little‚ unwritten rules that are a part of everyday society and culture. They vary depending on where you are‚ but one thing is the same no matter where you go: people

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    in an astonishing environment. To this day‚ over three thousand people have been buried there and thirty-nine people have been coronated to the throne in the Westminster Abbey. Construction styles changed several times since the Westminster Abbey was established in 960 A.D. The Westminster Abbey has been the site for coronations of kings‚ queens‚ and accomplished

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    paper‚ a social norm violation that I chose was violating personal space. For this norm violation‚ I and another friend‚ Mielanie‚ came with me to help me doing the violation. We needed to go around and found some places or spaces which a person sat alone and no one beside. Then‚ Mielanie would come and sat beside to that person. Although these places still had several other seats for her to sit‚ she chose to sit right next to the person in order to see what people would react to the norm that I chose

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    Literature in America has vastly changed throughout history. The beginning of the evolution of literature started in colonial times when the english came to America. If a person of a different ethnicity founded America‚ how different would literature be today? American literature began with the writings of Native Americans. There was no written literature in the Indian culture‚ mainly because of how many different groups and tribes there were speaking different laguages. Because of the 500 different

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    Sarah Shaffer Social Norm Violation Extra Credit A norm present in American society is not verbally communicating with other unknown individuals in public bathroom stalls. A violation of this norm would be attempting to communicate with other individuals in the stalls. Through an ethnomethodological investigation‚ I discovered certain aspects revolving around this specific violation. I subjected myself to two trials of violating this norm. In both trials‚ I went into a busy public restroom

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    some things have drastically changed for the better‚ things have stayed the same or things have gotten worse. But that is a matter of opinion. What is your opinion on these things? Do you think things have gotten better‚ stayed the same or gotten worse? Mark Twain wrote a book called The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn and it showed how society was back then and the struggles people went through. American society has changed since 1840 and as time passed our society has gotten way worse by the acts

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    Now vs. then‚ have we really changed at all? Jacqueline Lawlor explores the connections of Male gender stereotypes in the Elizabethan time of ‘Romeo and Juliet’ to that of modern days‚ by exploring the film ‘John Tucker Must Die.’ Strong‚ masculine and fearless‚ these are just a few of the characteristics all men are expected to possess in Elizabethan times. Otherwise they were considered social outcasts in society. Men are seen as the dominant providers for their wives‚ but in Shakespeare’s

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