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    novel. The society’s leaders brainwashes the citizens into collectivism and no singular identity. This all changes when the rejection to his light bulb invention came by a group of scholars he longs to be a part of. He ran away into the Uncharted Forest and soon change many or his moralistic codes. Equality changes his moral rules and built a new society with a woman he loves named Liberty. Together they would make a better future for the generations to come. This new future would uphold the ideas

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    BEECH FOREST ECOSYSTEMS INTRODUCTION This essay will look at beech forest ecosystems‚ describing the main characteristics‚ along with pre-human and current distribution of beech forests. Vegetation structure and native fauna associated with the ecosystem will be looked at with examples of species given. Environmental effects such as altitude‚ latitude‚ rainfall and soil drainage‚ and how they can affect beech forests will be investigated. Anthropogenic effects will also be looked at‚ explaining

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    The Light In The Forest: Analysis Conrad Richter presents a historic fictional work describing the colonial frontier in The Light in the Forest. True Son‚ born as John Butler‚ was captured by the Lenni Lenape Indians at the age of four. He was adopted by them and raised as the son of their chief‚ Cuyloga. He became a part of the Indian culture. Later the Indians made a treaty with the whites and all white captives were to be returned to their people‚ including 15-year-old True Son. However

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    individual in the past Hawthorne has better related his characters and their times to the reader. One of the best ways of accomplishing that in the novel is through the use of symbolism. The forest‚ for instance‚ is vital to the book “The Scarlet Letter.” In order to comprehend the symbolic importance of the forest it is essential to understand the social stigma associated with it during the time period of the book’s setting. During the 1600’s the Americas were frontiers of the European world. Upon

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    The society is one that is preserved by fear and loss of identity. One of the ways we have figured that out is the Uncharted Forest. In the book‚ it says ““ (Rand‚ ). This means that the society in which equality lived in was afraid of The Uncharted Forest. However‚ equality was not‚ after being rejected with his idea of electricity‚ he decided to run into The Uncharted Forest‚ where he thought he would die in the first night. This shows that the society is preserved by fear. The second way that

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    Theme in The Light in the Forest Teenagers must come to terms with reality at sometime throughout their existence. They arrive at a point where their perception of the world is at once shaken and shattered. In the novel‚ The Light in the Forest‚ the story of a fifteen year-old boy’s struggle to face his reality is revealed. This character‚ True Son‚ who is captured and raised by Indians at age four‚ believes his Indian lifestyle is perfect and flawless compared to the despicable practices

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    In class‚ we watched a documentary about the geography and wildlife of the Amazon rainforest tilted “The Amazon: The Flooded Forest.” The film covered a wide variety of the unique ecosystem of the Amazon Rainforest and described them well. The film covers the studies of Michael Goulding‚ a conservation scientist studying wildlife of the Amazon. During the film‚ many traits about the Amazon are discussed at length. One of the most unique characteristics of the Amazon is its people. The indigenous

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    Temperate Deciduous Forest Geographical location- The Temperate Deciduous Forest is 30 degrees north and 30 degrees south of the equator. This climate can be found in the north in North America‚ Europe and Asia. In the south‚ the climate can be found with South America‚ Australia‚ and Africa. Climate facts- the average temperature is 50 degrees (24 degrees celsius) and its high is 86 degrees‚ this factor depends on the altitude of the forest. The temperate deciduous forest receives an average

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    The forest is a crucial setting to the story‚ providing privacy from society and abundant nature that brings out the passion in each of the characters‚ yet interactions between Pearl and Dimmesdale emphasize a dissonance that exists between Pearl’s embodiment of truth and Dimmesdale’s adherence to society. Throughout the chapters that take place in the forest‚ the setting empowers Pearl and allows her organic nature to thrive. Pearl and the forest share a supernatural connection‚ to the point where

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    as well as Rosewood‚ Brazil Nut‚ and Rubber Tree. In the 20th century‚ people began settling in the major areas of the Amazon Rainforest (Britannica.com). Settlers began to cut down trees to obtain lumber and to create grazing pastures and farmland‚ shrinking down the vegetation dramatically (Britannica.com). In response to this‚ in the 1900’s‚ the government of Brazil and various international bodies began efforts to maintain the rainforest and protect it from

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