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    In the story Death of a Salesman by Arthur Miller‚ the theme is Achieving the American Dream. The character‚ Willie Loman wants so much in his life to achieve the American Dream‚ which is the perfect job‚ wife and children. Most people consider the American dream to be the equal opportunity for someone to achieve success and prosperity through hard work. Loman has the entire thing one considers the American dream‚ but it’s not perfect enough for him. Willie has a job and tells his wife that he is

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    In the Crucible‚ Authur Miller expressed the argument that individuals must stand in opposition to collective injustice. During the Red Scare people often accused others as communist‚ which started a huge debate on wether or not they were. Author Miller has created an argument showing what the Red Scare was but in a earlier time period. The which crafts often contributed to the Red Scare in many ways‚ one way it contributed to which craft was the way that during both of the times people were accused

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    “Why did Arthur Miller write the crucible”? The crucible was written in 1952‚ on the heels of World War II. During that time‚ the united states were concerned about the Soviet Union’s ideology‚ which it was expanding furiously across the European nations. Communism was defined as a significant paranoia for the United States‚ compared to the play concerning the witchcraft paranoia that Miller created. Two years before Miller’s play‚ the government launched confidential investigations in regards to

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    In the Crucible there are many characters who take their reputation matter and think too highly of it. There are some characters in this play that do not care for their reputation in the community. One of the first characters we see that sees highly of the idea of reputations is Reverend Parris. When Mr.Parris finds out about the dancing and possible witchcraft that was going he was more concerned about what people would say about him then the safety of his own daughter. Throughout the play you can

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    There are things more important than your own life is that all people will be affected by the causes you are willing to die for. There was once a young man‚ and his mother‚ who were visiting New York City. As they traveled by subway‚ a gang of men climbed on board. This throng of men approached the mother and began to harass her. The young man‚ who quickly realized the intentions‚ separated his mother from the crowd. He was all that stood between the group of men and his mother. As they attempted

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    John Proctor in The Crucible is faced with a decision; to live with a lie‚ or die for his belief. John Proctor made the best decision possible‚ to die for his belief and carry his good name. In doing this‚ he secures his children’s future by leaving a good reputation. He only has one name in his lifetime‚ so he chose to die to keep it instead of lie and tear his reputation down for himself and his future kin. Your name is legacy‚ and is more important than life itself. Although life is important

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    How would the word Crucible be defined? The word crucible can be defined as a severe test or trial. Nevertheless the definition describes “The Crucible” because throughout the play witch trials in Salem‚ Massachusetts took place. These trials were extreme and intense‚ as a Crucible is defined. One major charter in which the symbolic significance of the title relates to is Abigail Williams. Throughout the play Abigail acted extreme about having spirits cast on her and accusing others of being witches

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    Execution Summary In Anna Quindlen essay "Execution" (One True Thing‚ 1994)‚ Quindlen gives a few examples to why she is against death penalty. She believes that a death penalty for a human being as punishment for the killing of another is not what it seems. She feels that death penalties are false and the issue is it will never give people what they want. Quindlen highlights why "death penalty does not accomplish what it was designed for” by providing personal and emotional experiences and examples

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    harsh world. Alec and Jerry‚ her key characters‚ have to navigate the social constraints of these environments with care and their efforts to do so create much of the conflict and momentum in the text. Similarly‚ in "A View from the Bridge" by Arthur Miller‚ a strong cultural context is established from the outset: The attitudes and social rules of this Italian-American immigrant community are firmly defined. Yet the community is still poised delicately between the "civilized" American society it

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    Cochabamba’s water resource. Beginning in 1999‚ American company Bechtel made it’s way into Cochabamba‚ Bolivia and created Aguas del Tunari‚ a joint venture which would privatize the people’s water and subsequently raise prices by 300% (ejatlas). Pushed for by the World Bank‚ the Bolivian government was influenced to privatize their water in order to receive a loan for new piping in Cochabamba. Although a loan would be given‚ the people of Cochabamba would in turn also have to pay in part for the

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