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    Many religions have very similar stories of creation. Two that are strikingly similar would be the Greek story of the first human woman‚ created by the gods and goddesses‚ with the Judeo-Christian story of Eve - their first woman. Pandora and Eve were both the first women to be created‚ they both damned mankind‚ and they were both considered to be a gift to mankind at the beginning of their existence. Although Pandora and Eve were different‚ they were both created to be some sort of companion to

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    Living in a country that are not allowed to do a lot of things and people are not safe. People are forced to eat what the government provides to the citizens of Cuba. Unlike the U.S where people can eat whatever they like. People can starve‚ because the government gives everyone a certain time to eat and then they do not have food again until the next day. Living in a country like this would be difficult. A lot of people leave Cuba because they cannot handle all of that pressure and they often have

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    The laws and guidelines of ancient India have many similarities to the laws and guidelines of other ancient civilizations we’ve studied in the past two weeks. In the "Law of Manu" we see the creation of the caste system‚ a system which places people in predisposed social classes which dictate your profession and your worth. The classes range from the Brahman which are the highest ranked people within the society‚ to the Shuda which are the least ranked and known to be the servants of the upper classes

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    they are. Although others state that they are nothing alike because of their religion and their beliefs on how to persuade. While looking into this topic I found many things that intrigued me. Although you are entitled to your own opinion‚ the similarities between Malcolm and Gandhi are quite interesting. As a child Malcolm grew up in Lansing‚ Michigan. Malcolm was seen as a troubled kid when he was younger because of his attitude and his response to discipline. He seemed to have found his mistrust

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    his right. Revolution opens up to Tom Dobb‚ a master fur trader who shows up a New York at a bad time. His son Volunteers to fight the war so Tom Dobb follows in the war unwillingly to protect his son. But what are the similarities? what are the differences? Some of the similarities are they both are fighting in a war. Ben and Tom both fought in the American Revolution War. They both fall in love with a woman (typical) Ben with his dead wife’s sister after she says‚

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    In comparing both Kant’s resolution and Mill’s resolution to Aristotle’s expected resolution‚ one can view the many similarities and differences between Aristotle’s philosophies and those of Kant and those of Mill. Primarily‚ Aristotle would resolve the moral conflict by siding with the judgement that expresses the virtue as the mean and coincides with achieving a human’s highest end of the Summum Bonum‚ which equates to happiness‚ both according to the situation‚ but not relevant to the individual

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    Every city seems to have a “bad part of town”‚ but what is responsible for crime and social problems in these parts of inner cities? Robert Merton coined the theory of strain in 1938 building off of Emile Durkheim’s concept of anomie‚ or a feeling of normlessness (Cullen text‚ Part V). Robert Merton suggests that every society has a specific set of norms and goals for success‚ and that crime occurs due to the gap‚ imbalance‚ and disjunction between aspiration for these goals and the means to achieve

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    Through their deliverance of their messages‚ they explore the impact of oppression‚ rebellion and the interaction between them and how that has an impact on society‚ as well as‚ introspectively. The puppet in Image 1 is being oppressed by the hand‚ this is shown through the manipulation of colours and characters. Isolation and oppression are emphasised by contrasting the colour between the hand‚ the puppet and the red string. The hand is perceived with an ominous aura due to its grey colour but also

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    more tolerant than Mexico’s. For example‚ Canada has gained the reputation for having an open arms policy because of their policy. On average‚ Canada grants citizenship to about 200‚000 people a year. Also‚ take it into consideration that this is a country with a very small population. Canada only has about 35.16 million residents‚ that’s less than California. Mexico claims that the United State’s immigration policy is outrageous‚ often calling it xenophobic when Mexico‚ which has a population of

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    First off‚ although they have different stories‚ there are many similarities between the two. Bilbo and Frodo were like father and son in many ways. ☺ Bilbo took an interest in Frodo when he was very young. They had so much in common‚ they even share the same Birthday‚ September 22nd . Bilbo declared Frodo to be his heir

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