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    Ptsd in the Vietnam War

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    PTSD in the Vietnam War The Vietnam War was considered one of the bloodiest battles ever in the history of the United States. Not only were soldiers harmed physically during the war‚ but they were also wounded mentally. There are endless accounts of soldiers leaving the war and coming home not just with bullet wounds‚ but the memories that followed with it. These memories caused soldiers to not sleep at night and in some cases ruining their lives and forcing them to suicide. After the war‚ specialists

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    The Most Dangerous Game

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    explain how this example adds to the story. b. One example of foreshadowing in the story is when Captain Zaroff warns Rainsford about the sand trap on the salnd befor he hunts Rainsford. This adds to the story because then Rainford doesn’t go into the quick sand so he doesn’t die instantly. If Rainsfor died instantly‚ the hunt wouldn’t be suspenseful. 3. General Zaroff’s obsession with power and his belief that a superior race exists leads to his eventual demise. What power does the Gerneral

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    The Most Dangerous Game Rainsford is in the worst game he has a hard time getting out of. And a hunt that would be able to change everyone from the inside.No matter who it is to enter the game of the hunt can become and who least expect losing thus to your last drop of humanity. Rainsford‚ both he and we contain certain conflicts and certainly will always be external and internal‚ in this case are just as dangerous if they do not know how to handle correctly. It could even become a war

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    challenges Rainsford to the hunt. Zaroff said‚ “’Your brain against mine. Your woodcraft against mine. Your strength and stamina against mine. Outdoor chess!’” (52). The reader feels a lot of suspense in this part because Rainsford is in an unfamiliar place‚ in the dark‚ at night‚ being chased by an expert hunter‚ his huge servant/guard Ivan‚ and a pack of wild dogs. The suspenseful mood reaches a turning point when Rainsford chooses to jump off the cliff instead of continuing the hunt. Rainsford also has

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    Without hunting‚ deer and other animals would become endangered because there would not be enough food to go around. The protection of the herd‚ the habitat‚ and its management determines when hunting is allowed. Hopefully the meat garnered from a hunt is used and not discarded. Deer hunting isn’t bad. Most people think it is because animals die. Well‚ consider this‚ when you take a step‚ you kill 2‚000‚000‚000 living things. Also‚ the typical deer‚ when shot‚ takes under a minute to die. Cows‚ when

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    Ethics and the Consumer

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    uk/extra/ourorganisation.cfm?frmAlias=/ourorganisation/ [Accessed 08 November 2010]. Vickers‚ J.‚ 2003. Economics for consumer policy. [online].UK: OFT. Available from: http://www.oft.gov.uk/shared_oft/speeches/spe0403.pdf [Accessed 06 November 2010]. VITELL‚ J.S.‚ 2003. Consumer ethics research: review‚ synthesis and suggestions for the future. Journal of Business Ethics‚ 43‚ pp. 33-47.

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    While some of the ironic situations that Golding uses are essential to the main idea of the story‚ others are merely present for an additional and remote search. Lord of the Flies shows certain ironic conditions including the fire‚ the two man-hunts‚ and the island’s shape that illustrate or oppose what its characters want for the outcome of their epic adventure. Ralph the protagonist of the novel took the role of the initial leader. While in charge‚ he declared that the first objective to

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    One positive way that groups are good for humans is the emotional support people can exchange with each other. For example‚ if someone need some encouraging words to support them through something‚ the people in the group can help that person. On the other hand‚ this can be negative because someone in the group can give their negative input or try to put the person down seeking help and can make things worse. Another way groups are good for people is when it comes to team work. The more people‚

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    General Zaroff is uncivilized because he does not value human life. He constantly uses others for his own enjoyment‚ with no regard for their well-being. For one thing‚ when Rainsford confronts Zaroff about his behavior‚ Zaroff argues that “‘Life is for the strong‚ to be lived by the strong‚ and‚ if needed‚ to be taken by the strong… I am strong. Why should I not use my gift?’” (8). Zaroff’s declaration establishes that he does not believe that people’s lives are worth anything. He says that since

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    Witch Craze Dbq

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    obtained greater social mobility‚ which led to people feeling more secure within themselves and their village. The 1590’s saw a peak of economic distress but it seemed the witch-hunts stopped when there were fewer economic troubles affecting people. However‚ this can be seen as a substantial explanation as modern witch-hunts are also based on economic issues and finding someone or a group of people to scapegoat. In conclusion‚ the prosecution

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