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    Discuss the significance of Fact and Fancy in Hard Times with particular reference to Dickens’ presentation of the worlds of Sleary’s circus and Coketown. You should focus closely on techniques used and effects created and how both of these things shape our response‚ as readers‚ to the text. Dickens uses a range of techniques to present the idea of the importance of and contrast between Fact and Fancy‚ such as the settings of the contrasting ‘worlds’ in the novel‚ imagery‚ and the very language

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    Sissy of Hard Times had an important role in Gradgrind’ s opinion‚ couldn’t simplified to a rational. Her capability of description may be easily specified low figure and her mathematic information was very low. Also she was innumerate person. Contrary to emotionlessness of Gradgrind’ s child‚ her imaginary was progressed by her father. (a circus clown) (406) I think there was some resemblances between Sissy and Dickens. Dickens’s father had debts that’s why he was jailed. Then Dickens began to work

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    Industrialization: Proposed Lesson Plan for AP World History Grades 11-12 Rita Brunkow‚ Teacher Overview Industrialization is a global macro-change that started in the 18th century in Great Britain and continues today in developing states. Students will compare the 18th century industrial revolution in England to industrialization in China. They will learn how internal and external factors promoted or hindered industrialization. Another important aspect of this unit is to consider the effects

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    Thinking “Why her?” As I sat there beside a hospital bed holding my grandma’s cold hands‚ I knew the time had come. This was the moment we were all running from but eventually it had caught us up. Then in the blink of an eye it was over… My grandma had been battling lung cancer for most of the time I can remember. Certainly for most of my child hood. She was a very strong and stubborn women‚ luckily for me‚ I didn’t not have to witness chemotherapy; the hair loss‚ vomiting and all the other countless

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    Living as a human being poses many challenges because we are self-conscious creatures. Confidence and self-confidence become an important part of everyone’s lives as individuals but also as a society. However‚ many successful people who project confidence rather well surprisingly lack of self-confidence. I don’t see myself as a self asserted person‚ I dunno If I am a shy person or If I lack confidence but either way I get that feeling when the spot light is on me‚ in other words‚ Like

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    industrialized unfathomably in a relatively short time period‚ the causes and effects were both similar and different‚ allowing us to make significant comparisons between the two. The Industrialization of Britain is considered to be the fundamental in examining the Industrial Revolution. This is largely due to the fact that the British were the very first ignition that sparked the Industrial Revolution through the whole world. The Industrialization began in England for many reasons. One of the obvious

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    John Since the 19th century‚ Industrialization has had positive and negative effect on the lives of the workers. Industrialization is the development of the industries for the machine production of goods. I choose Great Britain because England is where it all started. Industrialization changed the lives of many people in many ways. Two examples were the working conditions of workers‚ and the rise of the middle class. Industrialization changed the lives of worker as in Great Britain workers spent

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    Bam White :They were moving from the high desert chill of Las Animas‚ Colorado‚ to Littlefield‚ Texas‚ south of Amarillo‚ to start anew.. Bam White was a ranch hand‚ a lover of horses and empty skies. Archaeologists: were just starting to sort through a lost village‚ a place where natives. The Spanish: They brought horses‚ which had the same effect on the Plains Indian economy as railroads did on Anglo villages in the Midwest. Comanche: They migrated out of eastern Wyoming‚ Shoshone people

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    Industrialisation in Dickens’ ’Hard times’ Charles Dickens uses his fictitious town in Hard Times to represent the industrialization of England at that time or close to it. Most of this representation‚ however‚ isn’t accurately described compared the way things really were during industrialization. It is important to remember throughout this paper that not only is Hard Times a work of fiction‚ it was meant to be a satire‚ a parody of ideas and ways of thinking at the time. In most respects‚ it wasn’t

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    The Biggest Challenges Young Adults Face Today General purpose The objective of the speech is to dissect the inherent problems confronting the young adults in the contemporary society. These pose a major threat to the lives and wellbeing of the individuals‚ and are therefore important to understand to enhance personal and societal development. Specific purpose The specific purpose for the speech is to contribute to an overall understanding of the environment that circumstances

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