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    Haunted House

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    prosperity. Cobwebs covered the corners of the doors and hairy black spiders threading towards their prey. I thought to myself‚ this house could be in a horror movie! First I had to prepare myself for what I was about to enter. I warn my friends not to scare me‚ because I’m sure the house will take care of that job by itself. As the door creaks open‚ be the nicer friend‚ you know the one that lets their friends go in first. As I made way through the tattered house‚ I made sure to keep some distance from

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    Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God uses fear for good and to help people‚ while The Crucible uses it for both good and as an evil way to manipulate people. Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God is a sermon preached by Jonathan Edwards. He tries to scare the congregation in order to save them from going to Hell. One way that he does this is by using the metaphor of God being angry at everyone with a bow and arrow pointed directly at each person; the congregation realizes that they could die at any

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    Fear In Animal Farm

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    “Since love and fear can hardly exist together‚ if we must choose between them‚ it is far safer to be feared than loved.” —Niccolò Machiavelli‚ The Prince‚ 1513. This is something a lot of politicians have to decide. In the literary work Animal Farm by George Orwell the animals live under a cruel ruler ‚ Jones a human‚ after the death old major the animals decided to rebel against Jones and ended driving him out of the farm. The animals faced many hardships but the animals got throughout with the

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    Abigail lacks morals because of her lack of parents and people to love her. Abigail creates hysteria among the people of Salem when she accuses others of witchcraft. This hysteria‚ in the novel‚ parallels to the 1950’s Red Scare. Government officials‚ during the 1950’s Red Scare‚ accused people of communist activity. Like the government during this time‚ Abigail fears. Nobody loves Abigail‚ which gets her a major disadvantage in life. The shortage of love gives Abigail the desire for John Proctor

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    congregation by trying to scare the people. Edwards used loud words and an aggravated disposition in order to attempt to convert people to a new life. Jonathan Edwards’s purpose for writing the message was to change people’s beliefs and realize that the actions humans are taking part in are destroying a Holy God’s heart. By scaring the audience it makes people realize that all the bad stuff they have done in the past has destroyed their lives‚ and God’s. When you scare an audience during a message

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    The Crucible and McCarthyism Arthur Miller lived through the Red Scare‚ also known as McCarthyism. After living through this era and being one of the accused communists Miller wrote the book titled The Crucible in 1952. This book told the story of the Salem witch trials with some modifications to make it more relevant to the current situation. The book ultimately became an allegory devoted solely to McCarthyism. In The Crucible uses situations such as the actual trials‚ direct comparisons from

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    obstacles. One of the first issues was the investigation of teachers by political committees because of their beliefs. This event was known as the Red Scare hysteria. During World War I‚ tensions were mounting between the Soviet Union and the United States. There was a perceived threat that Communists were infiltrating the United States (Red Scare‚ 2012). Also during this time‚ obstacles continued to mount with low salaries and economic insecurity. Furthermore‚ female teachers had a dress code

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    Observing this threat paired with tension and relevance is what might seem to most people as the scare factor in these movies‚ however‚ this is not the case. In fact‚ what scares viewers is what “the makers of films communicate to the “unconscious” minds of the mass audience.” (fear in cinema site). This means that the real fear factor in horror movies is not the “Monster” that we see on

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    Ikea Case

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    Executive Summary With their great emergence of retail presence within the United States‚ over a decade ago‚ IKEA has continuously made a name for themselves and faced some issues. This case analysis explores the many aspects of the furniture retailer‚ including the culture of the company‚ its operation methods‚ its marketing strategies‚ primary and secondary issues associated with the company‚ possible recommendations for the company‚ as well as potential obstacles and risks associated

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    Iceland Research Paper

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    Iceland Origins Iceland was visited in 795 by Irish hermits‚ with relics of their settlements discovered by Scandinavian colonists in the ninth century. The earliest known documentation of discovering Iceland was DICUIL. DICUIL was an Irish monk‚ who was also a grammarian and geographer‚ His work‚ the De mensura orbis terrae‚ which translates to Concerning the Measurement of the World is about the Irish Hermits visiting Iceland and other geological information (Dicuil‚ 2011). The following group

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