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    past where they are distorting‚ anachronistic and positively misleading. To be obsessed with the image of peaceful and peaceJoving Scandinavian farmers‚ taken from the history of Scandinavia over the last two centuries‚ can lead to falsification as great as that provoked by the nursery and early schoolboy image of ruthless Viking axemen‚ horn-helmeted and heathen‚ breakers of skulls and despoilers of churches. Reality was much more complex. Not all farmers love peace. A ravager in May can turn a

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    Roman Britain had polytheistic religions‚ in which a ‘variety of gods could be propitiated at many levels’. At one end of the spectrum were the officials of the emperor and the ‘Capitoline Triad: Jupiter‚ Juno and Minerva‚ linked to other Olympian gods like Mars’ . At the other end ‘every spring‚ every river‚ every cross-roads‚ lake or wood’ had its own local spirit with its ‘own local shrine’ . The Romans had no problem in combining these with their own gods‚ simply associating them with the

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    Great Gatsby essay: to what extent are relationships doomed Scott Fitzgerald’s famous novel ‘The Great Gatsby’ is set in America of the 1920’s‚ a predominantly materialistic society revolving around wealth and status above all else. Fitzgerald depicts this obsession with money and luxury through complicated relationships full of trouble‚ infidelity and sorrow. The relationships Fitzgerald portrays all symbolize the materialism and hedonism of the age; each relationship is doomed to a certain extent

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    lot of the challenges we face as human beings are similar but what makes each person different is the way we face our challenges. Some people shy away from challenges and then there are others who do not push themselves to their limits and reach short of their goals. Then there are others that are able to overcome some of the challenges but eventually back down because they can not take the heat. I‚ on the other hand consider myself a fighter‚ someone who does not back down from life’s hardships

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    until the Erie Canal opened in 1825‚ which provided access to the Great Lakes region for shipping and migration of people. Three years later came the first U.S. passenger train‚ the Baltimore & Ohio railroad‚ with a route from a mid-Atlantic city to central areas. (The 19th Century) (The Epic of Chicago and the Making of America) The Great Chicago fire had played a major part in the growth of the 19th century. While the Great Chicago Fire was one of the major disasters of the 19th century and

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    Holidays‚ traditions and festivals in Creat Britain ( SPRING) Public holidays March 1st – St David’s Day (Wales). St David is the patron saint of Wales‚ and March 1 is a celebration of Welsh culture. People in Wales might wear a daffodil and eat cawl‚ a soup of seasonal vegetables and lamb or bacon. Events are held across Wales‚ including a large parade in Cardiff. 6th – Holi Day. The ’festival of colours’‚ the end of the winter season in the Hindu calendar‚ falls on this day in 2015. In several

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    Compare and Contrast Essay 3/19/13 How motifs affect theme in The Awakening and The Great Gatsby In common literature‚ motifs are reoccurring symbols that develop a certain aspect of the author’s intention. In The Awakening‚ Kate Chopin uses the motif of water to develop the theme of freedom. Similar to the Chopin‚ F. Scott Fitzgerald uses the motif of yellow and white to develop the theme of appearance versus reality. In contrast‚ their themes may be different‚ however the intention of both

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    about how the selfish businessman Mr. Scrooge changed into a generous and kind person. It is usually regarded as a typical Christian story of making one’s way. Mr. Scrooge used to be a hateful but also a pitiful man‚ harsh and cold to others‚ and short of sympathy‚ which had driven his girlfriend when he was young and made him lonely when he was old. However‚ he was very lucky to meet three ghosts‚ who helped him remind his happiness before he became miserly‚ see the poor people around him and his

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    The Venturing for the Great Turd It was your average Friday night‚ all of the day had been purely meant for this journey of finding the inner self: Needing to take a shit. There was‚ however‚ an ominous issue. The room was pitch black‚ besides the light emitted from the computer screen. For all I knew‚ there could have been rapists and vegetarians out there‚ just waiting for me to wander nervously to the bathroom‚ and sexually abuse me‚ or condemn me for eating like a normal human being. I needed

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    Production." All of these words have at one point or another been associated with the great classic films since the dawn of the cinematic industry. The most memorable upbeat‚ romantic‚ or inspiring films are persistently produced at a time when the surrounding morale is slowly deteriorating‚ almost as a testament to the constant transformation of the media. This evolution has been semiotically studied by great minds such as Henry Stubbes and John Locke‚ used largely for interpretation purposes. It

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