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    The Reconstruction era that occurred in the United States after the Civil War could have been determined successful or un-successful depending on how you look at the situation. For example‚ if you look at the Reconstruction Era in terms of slavery and rights‚ then I argue the said time era was successful. Because the results that followed after the Reconstruction era produced the “Reconstruction” Amendments. The 13th Amendment established the abolishment of slavery in the United States. In addition

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    cause fought against information censorship enjoys the same past. For as long as information has been censored there have been those who have fought against it (Newth‚ 2010). This issue has arisen particularly in the United States‚ as some believe access to any information that exists is a right protected by the Constitution. The United States was founded by people‚ and established structure to be governed by people. Often people are blinded by the whirlwind of media‚ believing those in the public

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    when Rome placed an unbearable conditions on the Carthaginians and destroyed their fleet‚ why did Rome go into a third war we ask? Rome knew that Carthage will always be a thorn in their side if they dont wipe it from the face of the earth‚ and that’s what they did. Clearly Rome’s reason for war was not related to "casus belli"‚ they did not fight a just war. The Punic war was inevitable‚ it had to happen because Carthage and Rome were like two giants‚ they both controled a vast area of the world‚ and

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    disturbing; some saw it as a great victory and progress for the country while others felt disturbed and uneasy with the changes it brought. Despite the disturbing parts of the war‚ it ended a myriad of years of British rule for the colonies and created what is now the United States of America. There remain to be a good amount of debates on whether or not the Revolution was inevitable‚ such as John Adams’ letter to Thomas Jefferson in 1818‚ which I will talk about along with some background on the war

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    Alexander the Great was‚ as the name entails‚ great in some ways. In other ways though‚ he was not so great. How great was Alexander? Alexander was great in many ways. He was an excellent strategist‚ and was able to conquer almost anything he set out for. He usually was merciful as well‚ and honored all cultures and religions. He tried to learn about hinduism from the Brahmin in India. When he conquered Persia‚ he still let some Persians rule‚ as long as they answered to him. In India‚ whenever

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    Assault weapons should need to be banned. Once again our country is becoming at risk again‚ due to the assault weapons putting people’s lives at risk. A assault weapon is a weapon such as a gun; a gun is a very harmful weapon. A assault weapon can be very dangerous to any living thing on Earth. Once someone pulls the trigger they can immediately harm another human. This could be an accident or on purpose but either way assault weapons are treacherous. People want a gun they don’t need a gun.. Therefor

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    The Picture of Dorian Gray was written by Oscar Wilde in 1891‚ who himself was a key proponent of the aesthetic movement created by Walter Pater. Within the novel Wilde shows blatant contradictions and struggles within his characters‚ particularly those of the upper echelons of British society. Wilde parodies with great success main characters such as Lord and Henry and later on Dorian‚ yet also lesser characters‚ such as Lord Fermor. . As a potential ‘reincarnation’ of Narcissus‚ Dorian Gray embodies

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    Broadcast Media Introduction Over time‚ there are numerous aspects that have dynamically changed the facets of this world‚ and the societies that exist within in. Amongst the pivotal aspects that have played a pivotal role in this regard‚ is the broadcast media. In return‚ what media has really effected and altered is the horizon of common/ general public‚ and assimilated them to the varying dynamics of this world‚ and the occurrences that take place within it. History of Broadcast Media The

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    Censorship and Literature: Term Paper Ours is an age of information and technology‚ convenient‚ and readily-available. Any piece of information‚ opinion and critique is all but a mouse-click away. Like most advancements in technology‚ this is both a boon and a bane‚ a double-edged sword. The age of the Internet‚ in which we all reside now‚ has brought forth its fair share of controversies over the past few years. From the leaked sex tapes of Paris Hilton and Kim Kardashian‚ to the relatively more

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    Tyranny means oppressive use of absolute power held by an individual leader to enforce obedience by force or threats. Tyranny is clearly present in The Crucible in various characters‚ but especially Danforth with his authority in the court and Abigail with the influence she gains over the whole village‚ in particular the girls who participate in the witch trials with her. In Act Three Danforth tells Giles Corey and Francis Nurse that there are ‘seventy-two condemned to hang by [his] signature’.

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