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    case‚ Aegisthus had become the lover of Clytemnestra‚ and the two together murdered Agamemnon and Cassandra shortly after their arrival. Aegisthus and Clytemnestra then ruled Agamemnon’s kingdom‚ but were eventually killed by Agamemnon’s son‚ Orestes (or by Orestes and Electra in some accounts). The homecoming of Agamemnon and its aftermath were favorite subjects for Greek tragedy.Basically‚ his unhappy homecoming was used to foretell the possibly unhappy homecoming awaiting the unhappy hero Odysseyus

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    time that this era had been sustained‚ although the tranquility could not be held forever. Evaluate the effectiveness of the Progressive Era reformers and the federal government in bringing about reform at a national level. In your answer be sure to analyze the successes and limitations of these efforts in the period 1900 – 1920. The Progressive Era reformers and the federal government had a great impact on reform at the national level. Through Progressivism movements and the determination of these

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    1. discuss how Shakespeare’s allusion to the Pyrrhus‚ Priam‚ Hecuba triangle is relevant to the first two acts of HAMLET. Be sure to use details from the play and the allusion to make your point. I suggest Wikipedia for a quick explanation of who these people are to each other and what their significance is. (1-2 pages‚ double-spaced‚ typed) Shakespeare’s continuing theme of father/son revenge stories plays out once again in his use of the story of Pyrrhus‚ Priam‚ and Hecuba. The plots in

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    and corruption within local administrations. The progressive reformers exposed many political machines for their unsavory approaches to public management and helped changed the way local administrations function in the future (England‚ 64-65). The mindset of the Progressive Era reformers set the tone for much of modern local administration in regards to the influence of politics and ideological norms. The primary goal of the reformers was to eliminate corruption from local

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    “irresponsible government” and failing to do so‚ frustration turned to fury‚ their patience waning thin‚ and reformers took arms against the government. These rebellions were drastic actions taken because reformers wanted political reform in the Colonies‚ limiting the power of the oligarchies by making them responsible to elected representatives. The rebellions were‚ sadly‚ a failure and many reformers died. They failed to last long because the rebels were ill-prepared‚ lacked popular support and were badly

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    Most of people don’t think that tragedy can happen to them‚ most people are wrong; why should tragedy be reserved for royalty. Willy Loman can be considered a tragic hero in the sense that he does have a tragic flaw‚ he is losing the confidence of people in his life‚ and he is willing to lay down his life to secure one thing in a sense of personal dignity. Miller was able to fit the common man into a role normally reserved for only the highest royalty. This has considerably changed the face of tragedy

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    FAIR = 2M; POOR = 1M Guidelines: 1) ENSURE that you are writing from the correct perspective e.g. a supporter of a named revolutionary 2) Always include an introductory paragraph on the birth and early life of a named explorer/ reformer/ revolutionary leader etc. 3) Ensure that you STATE & EXPLAIN key concepts e.g. ‘Justification by Faith Alone’/

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    of that can be found in many different media. In Ancient Greek plays‚ nightmares are often a symbolic representation of a fact‚ like in Aeschylus ’s Oresteia‚ where Clytemnestra dreams of giving birth to a snake and later gets murdered by her son‚ Orestes. Other examples can be found in Shakespeare and a lot of horror movies. Nightmares are common; everyone has them once in a while. You wake up‚ feel relieved‚ and move on or go back to sleep. L. Chanin (2011‚ Nightmares in Adults) states that usually

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    Some accounts have his wife‚ Clytemnestra‚ doing the dirty work. Clytemnestra is killed by her own son‚ Orestes‚ some years later. Menelaus goes home with Helen‚ apparently having won. But in the Odyssey‚ he is a shadow of his former self‚ is ridiculed by his subjects‚ and despised by Helen. No respect. Troy has been sacked and burned. King Priam‚ who has

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    Andromache is one of the finest characters in Homer; she played a small but important role. Distinguished by her affection for her husband and child‚ her misfortunes and the resignation with which she endures them. "Andromache is ethereal in her appearance" (Jones‚ 4). She is tall and stately; and she carries herself in the royalty that she really is. Her hair is dark‚ like most Greeks of that time period‚ long and curly. Her body is tall and lithe; her skin‚ tanned by the morning suns. "Her

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