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    influenced by the concepts of the Enlightenment and Rationalism. Through the analysis of the Deceleration of independence‚ one can conclude that America was shaped by the Rationalist ideas of Philosophe John Locke‚ Deism‚ and the writings of Thomas Paine. John Locke was a philosopher whose ideas heavily influenced the Enlightenment and the Declaration of independence. He developed important theories of social contracts and natural rights. Three of the most important rights were "life‚ liberty‚ and

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    151) This shows that my comrades and I are willing to keep fighting for our causes that we had when we joined in the Continental Army in the first place. Thomas Paine also tells‚”Tyranny‚ like hell‚ is not easily conquered; yet we have this consolation with us‚ that the harder the conflict‚ the more glorious the triumph.”(Paine 153) Paine wrote this to help me and my fellow soldiers know that triumph is going to be hard to achieve‚ but that we still must go on even with our little supplies we have

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    the sixteenth century. People like Thomas Paine have considered America to be one of the best nations based on this principle. However‚ over time‚ people have started to question whether or not the United States meets these characteristics. The country still seems to find itself in various predicaments that challenge the ideals of liberty and equality. While America is certainly a diverse country‚ full of people from several different backgrounds like Paine said‚ his argument that the country is completely

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    ill effects of a Monarchy and went to the extent of comparing George III a ‘Royal Brute’ (paine‚ 1776). The spirit of the text was to arouse the feeling of Independence and the need to break away from the patronising rule of the British Empire. The lucid language of the article gauged the interest of the people‚ it also managed to portray on paper the wide spread discontent against the colonial rule. Paine declared independence a ‘natural right’ and the only left alternative left with the colonists

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    You may recognize her name from WRAL news‚ but Tara Lynn has discovered a new career path she is extremely passionate about. Lynn had always been interested in photography and scrapbooking since she was a little girl. InBetween the Blinks is Lynn’s very own photography business‚ focusing on capturing memories of dogs and cats‚ and their personalities and bonds with their owner’s. Lynn graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 2006‚ and started her career as a news reporter

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    colonists made an attack on Canada in hopes that it would close it off as a possible source for a British striking point. The attack failed when General Richard Montgomery was killed. In January 1776‚ the British set fire to Norfolk. Thomas Paine Preaches Common Sense The Americans continued to deny any intention of independence because loyalty to the empire was deeply ingrained; many Americans continued to consider themselves apart of a transatlantic community in which the mother country

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    and appropriate (ed. Campbell 2014). Many companies in the mining industry lack incentive to promote business conduct in line with ethical standards in regards to the fundamental principles encompassed in the Global Business Standard Codex (GBSC) (Paine et al. 2005). Such principles that should be encouraged include the principle of dignity in regards to contributing

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    Paine’s Common Sense is an argumentative essay. What argument is Paine making? How does he structure his argument? What do YOU think is his most persuasive point and why? NOTE: You MUST include the exact quote that you found the most persuasive. a. Thoughout all of his essay‚ Thomas Paine is arguing in favor for an American Independence. b. He structures his argument by proposing “more than simple facts‚ plain arguments‚ and common sense” (Paine‚ 1776/2013‚ p. 325). c. I believe that after everything he

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    term and explain why or why not the term applies to Lynn and Mark. Use specific examples. A knowledgeable employee is a person who understands the working environment and understands how to be a valuable asset to his or her organization. When it comes to Lynn and mark I think it applies to Lynn because she was making and effort to communicate. On the other hand Mark was too busy being sarcastic that he didn’t take the time to listen to what Lynn had to say.( P.10) States that a knowledgeable employee

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    Politics lead to the founding of our country and has continued to have a major influence on all aspects of our lives‚ including literature. Politics influence not only what an author writes about‚ it influences what they write about. American literature has always been a major influence in the formation of our country. The writing of the Declaration of Independence to The Crucible have a place in American history. American literature has been used to rally troops for wars‚ give people hope in

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