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    A knights Tale

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    beautiful in spirit‚ charity‚ good cheer‚ chivalry‚ courage‚ courtesy‚ determination‚ selflessness‚ endurance‚ faithfulness‚ forgiveness‚ friendliness‚ happiness‚ helpfulness‚ honor‚ hopefulness‚ humility‚ justice‚ kindness‚ loyalty‚ mercy‚ morality‚ nobility‚ obedience‚ patience‚ perseverance‚ prudence sincerity‚ sympathy‚ tenderness‚ truthfulness‚ wisdom. Many knights were of course not perfect but in the Song Of Roland Roland‚ Oliver‚ Thierry are perfect examples what knights should be. Roland

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    Aztec Civivization

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    society into two social classes‚ the nobility and the commoners. The nobility was a hereditary group whose members occupied most of the important political positions and controlled most of the economic resources in Aztec society. The king (tlatoani) occupied the highest level of the nobility. Lords with the title tecuhtli were high-ranking chiefs with important political and military roles. Other nobles were called pilli. This social hierarchy within the nobility was marked by tribute payments (lower-ranking

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    this by making it his official residence in 1682 and by the moving government there. By moving his government to Versailles it would mean all the nobility will be at his palace. He never achieved this as the cost of the construction was too much‚ however most of the nobility did move into Versailles and in Versailles Louis was able to control the nobility as they’d always wanted to be in the king’s favour. The construction of Versailles allowed this. Another reason why Louis xiv ordered Versailles

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    In Nietzsche’s first essay‚ we see him using the concept of morality as a baseline‚ as which to compare traditional nobility to the backdrop of the weaker peoples‚ (i.e.‚ poor‚ sick‚ etc.) Nietzsche paints a picture‚ essentially comparing how people of his time comparing religions‚ one better than another‚ in many cases just scapegoating Jews for the convenience of using that religion from a form of “ressentiment”. In other words‚ this type of thought can be derived from the master to slave morality

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    Hamlet Vs Claudius

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    committing a terrible act instead. As the events unfold‚ however‚ Hamlet’s nobility becomes questionable‚ to the point where he is arguably no better than Claudius the incestuous murderer. Hamlet kills Polonius‚ the king’s advisor in cold blood‚ thinking he was Claudius. It is understandable that Hamlet assumes a spy in his mother’s bedroom is Claudius‚ so attacking him makes sense‚ but his reaction shows his fall from nobility. Hamlet counters his mother’s criticism of the murder‚ saying “A bloody

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    (a) Clergy and peasants (b) Peasants and nobility (c) First and Third Estate ✓ (d) Clergy and nobility 5. The most important of the privileges enjoyed by the clergy and nobility (a) right to collect dues (b) ownership of land (c) participate in wars ✓ (d) exemption from taxes to the state 6. Which of the following believed social position must depend on merit? ✓ Middle class (b) Nobility (c) Workers (d) Peasants 7. Society

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    costumes that these characters (Romeo Montague‚ Juliet Capulet‚ Mercutio‚ and Benvolio Montague) are to be dressed. This report will include a brief synopsis‚ materials‚ decorations‚ hats‚ jewelry‚ and cosmetics. Romeo son of the Montagues born of nobility will be dressed in the finest of garments adorned with jewels‚ and sophisticated colored fabrics. Romeo is a few years older than Juliet; he stands tall at 5 ’11 thin‚ athletic built‚ blue eyes‚ long straight brown hair‚ and clean shaven. The costume

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    Assess the significance of the short term consequences of the Emancipation Edict from 1861 to 1881 The Emancipation Edict issued by Alexander II was of greatest significance to the effects on the people of Russia socially. Although the social effects of the edict were of the greatest significance‚ the economic impact on the country and the political effect on the Tsarist regime cannot be overlooked. Kropotkin suggests that Emancipation had positive social consequences for the Russian people in source

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    2. Aucassin and Nicolette 3. In the chantefable of Aucassin and Nicolette‚ The power of love overcomes anything that comes in your way. The power to fight for what one believes in is more powerful than money‚ social status‚ or nobility. When a person’s heart is truly set on a goal or another person‚ no amount of money or offering of power comes close to getting in the way of them achieving that goal or obtaining the love of that person. Anyone who puts money before love would not be as happy as

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    ready to lay down his life‚ if need be‚ to secure one thing—his sense of personal dignity" (Miller‚ 1633)‚ meaning that mankind keeps tragedy above all forms because they are given the same mental abilities as the nobles and you do not have to be of nobility to be a tragic hero. Tragic heroes bring about a tragedy by suffering from a situation‚ making it a tragedy. The OCDLT defines tragedy as a play "representing the disastrous downfall of a central character‚ the protagonist" (Baldick‚ 260)‚ meaning

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