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    of both The Crucible and Year of Wonders illustrate very different views and beliefs of both towns which links with how each village deals with major crises. The town of Salem in The Crucible is very dreary and structured with little colour. Whereas‚ the town of Eyam in Year of Wonders thrives off the beauty of nature and the vibrant colours of the green grass and trees. We can compare the Salem meeting house‚ which Act three is primarily set in‚ with the passage in Year of Wonders describing the

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    feat of spreading African American culture‚ current isolation of Black communities prevents the scope of Black cultural influence to widen. Moreover‚ Beneatha Younger‚ a character from 20th century playwright Lorraine Hansberry’s piece A Raisin in the Sun further reveals where this cultural confinement seed from. Beneatha’s search for her African identity and rejection of assimilationist ideals serve as a response to the lack of African American societal progress and the realization that “the future

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    did the Caddoans contribute of importance to our vocabulary? In the mixed-pine-oak-hickory woodlands of east Texas- Their religious and political organization (they built places of worship‚ their war strategies were really good‚ they spilt up into three affiliated groups to cover more areas) –the Spanish later turned the Caddo work “techas” to “friend” and then into “Tejas” and then later changed to “Texas” but also the the Caddo word established our states motto “Friendship” 3.  Why does the author

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    Cortez Orsini Gonzalez English_101_ODC 29 September‚ 2014 Summary Why Colleges shower their students with A’s In “Why Colleges Shower Their Students with A’s” by Brent Staples‚ some of the most interesting things that I noticed in the essay was the topic of how colleges are issuing more and more A’s due to an increasing consumer demand and a stiff competition from competitors. Staples states‚ “Some departments shower students with A’s to fill poorly attended courses that might otherwise be canceled

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    Sun Is Burning

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    “The Sun is Burning Gases (Loss of a Friend)” Cathleen McFarland I was young when 17 was a number Too high to count The Sun was the miracle Spinning sorcerer That melted my crayons Into bright wax rivers. A golden-skinned princess lived there Nightly in my mind‚ When stars and moon Were marginal; connect-the-dots‚ Different everytime- Beyond the realms of man. Now I’m 17 And even infinity is A place I can define. Man has touched the moon – Now stretching to the stars. I know

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    How Al Capone's Empire Grew

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    Al Capone’s Whiskey Importation Turns Into Cocaine Hydrochloride Al Capone had been a juvenile delinquent and gained his "scarface" nickname after he was slashed across the cheek while working as a night club bouncer. The once small-time thug moved up and up to become the head of a huge villainous organization‚ believed to be responsible for at least 300 murders. The St. Valentine’s Day Massacre in which seven members of a rival gang were lined up against a garage wall and gunned down‚ is probably

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    Rachel Smith Dimmer English 11 April 21‚ 2014 A Raisin in the Sun In my opinion‚ the most prevalent theme in‚ “A Raisin in the Sun” is the real meaning of money because all of the family members have dreams that require money in order for them to be fulfilled. Walter is always trying to get money to open up a liquor store and believes that the only way he can be a successful man is if he reaches this goal. Throughout the book‚ Walter is envious of wealthy people and is somewhat embarrassed

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    Beneatha Younger was the epitome of the change in generations. She would use God’s name in‚ what the older generation would call‚ vain. By simply shrugging and saying how much cleaning can a house need‚ for Christ’s sake‚ she was using God’s name the wrong way. This was a problem for Beneatha because she didn’t believe that God was the one and only. He wasn’t the one who did the work‚ paid the bills‚ etc. But Mama and Ruth got mad when she simply stated her opinion. The belief of the older gen. was

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    A Raisin in the Sun Final Essay April 22‚ 2013 Honors English 9B When feeling hopeless‚ one may lose sight of their traditional values and chase flawed or unrealistic dreams. In the play‚ A Raisin in the Sun‚ author Lorraine Hansberry‚ uses character Walter Lee Younger to demonstrate a misguided‚ materialistic alteration of the traditional American Dream. Walter Lee‚ in a misguided vision of money as the answer to all of life’s tests‚ forgets traditional family values and instead chases only

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    The midnight sun is a natural phenomenon occurring in summer months at places north of the Arctic Circle and south of the Antarctic Circle where the sun remains visible at the local midnight. Around the solstice (June 21 in the north and December 21 in the south) and given fair weather the sun is visible for the full 24 hours. The number of days per year with potential midnight sun increases the farther towards either pole one goes. Although approximately defined by the polar circles‚ in practice

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