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    roles in society were limited due to male dominance. Male dominance had a negative effect on women. Since males were the dominant leaders of this time period women did not have a voice. The voice of women was allocated through the mouth of males due to the male dominance. In the story “The Yellow Wallpaper” imagery‚ allegory‚ symbolism‚ and irony‚ Gilman expresses how a woman’s role in society is restricted and her ability to express herself has limitations due to male dominance. In the story Gilman

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    English 3B Literary Snapshot 2 Rewrite: How does Miller develop the character of Abigail? In what way is the character of Abigail a foil to Elizabeth Proctor? In The Crucible by Arthur Miller‚ he develops Abigail by using her actions to make our view of her character change as she starts to act differently throughout the play. Abigail is a foil to Elizabeth Proctor since she uses lying as a tool to manipulate people as she finds it especially effective. Abigail gradually becomes inhumane in the

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    Abigail and Elizabeth. Elizabeth is married to John proctor and Abigail throughout the story tries to seduce and have an affair with him. This shows that Elizabeth‚ however‚ is better than Abigail because good people are able to identify with her‚ they fight for proctors love in different ways‚ and they both drive the plot of good versus evil. Firstly‚ these characters lives and their actions give the audience someone that they can relate to. Some people may find more resemblance to Elizabeth because

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    Most Destructive Known Earthquakes on Record in the World Location | Deaths | January 23‚ 1556 China‚ Shansi | 830‚000 | October 11‚ 1737 India‚ Calcutta | 300‚000 | August 9‚ 1138 Syria‚ Aleppo | 230‚000 | May 22‚ 1927 China‚ near Xining | 200‚000 | December 22‚ 856+ Iran‚ Damghan | 200‚000 | December 16‚ 1920 China‚ Gansu | 200‚000 | March 23‚ 893+ Iran‚ Ardabil | 150‚000 | September 1‚ 1923 Japan‚ Kwanto | 143‚000 | December 28‚ 1908 Italy‚ Messina | 70‚000 | September‚ 1290

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    principles of Community law. The European Union’s (EU) objectives on gender equality are to ensure equal opportunities and equal treatment for men and women and to combat any form of discrimination on the grounds of gender (EU Legislation). Females and males have different roles in a society which cause many controversial issues as a person. Gender is not the only issue in a society‚ but two other main issues are race and class. A person can be stereotyped just by their race by different people without

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    Elizabeth Smith

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    Elizabeth Smith (Bessie Smith)                Elizabeth Smith was born on April 15‚ 1894 in Chattanooga‚ Tennessee. Her parents were Laura and William Smith. She was one of the second children. She was born into a poverty stricken black family in the segregated south. Her father was a Baptist minister he died soon after her birth leaving her mother to raise her and her siblings. She was about nine when she lost her mother and two brothers. Bessie and the remaining siblings were raised by their

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    Crito. Socratic Method is characterized by asking questions. When Socrates talks‚ he asks the questions all the time. He teaches and refutes with questions. He talks to people with questions. The central element that upset the Athenians was the destructive cross-examination of the principles and beliefs that Athenians lived by‚ which consequently led to Socrates’ death because his contemporaries did not want to admit their own ignorance. Socrates was searching for the meaning of things; he wanted

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    Elizabeth Catlett

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    Elizabeth Catlett‚ born in 1919‚ American sculptor and printmaker‚ whose figures of African Americans in wood‚ marble‚ and bronze convey dignity and pride. Throughout her career‚ Catlett has focused on themes relating to the black woman’s experience‚ and mother and child form the subject of many of her works. Her lithographs and other prints also celebrate the contributions of black women‚ such as Underground Railroad leader Harriet Tubman‚ to African American history. Catlett’s style has remained

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    Elizabeth Jacobs

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    severe that it interferes with an employee or applicant’s ability to perform their job. It can create an intimidating‚ offensive‚ threatening or humiliating environment or create an adverse effect on a person’s psychological well-being. (shrm.gov) Elizabeth Jacobs With the given information of Ms. Jacobs being employed by Mexis Corporation and receiving compliments from her manager‚ does not necessarily imply that there is either type of harassment. There is nothing indicating any sexual advances

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    Frankenstein and Male Reproduction Mary Shelley ’s character of Dr. Victor Frankenstein in Frankenstein‚ The Modern Prometheus‚ is driven to madness by his envy of women and their ability to reproduce so much so that he tries to reinvent the nature of reproduction without the female with disastrous results. Dr. Frankenstein ’s scientific experiment‚ which produces a deformed‚ human from spare body parts is a commentary on male reproduction and predicts the bioethical consequences of the modern

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