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    virtuous men are consistent in their private and public political life. Ambition‚ on the other hand‚ has no place in Romans’ virtues. In the play‚ when Caesar begins to display signs of power-hungry‚ arrogance‚ increasing ambition and even the idea of tyranny‚ which clashes with the Roman republican virtues‚ the tension is built. While Shakespeare shares his definition of virtue through Brutus‚ as a role model of republican virtue‚ he creates the tension in the story as Brutus conflicts with ambitious

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    of the city remained a required act of patriotism. Greeks realized that community problems are caused by human beings‚ not gods‚ and require human solutions. The four stages that Greek city-states generally move through are monarchy‚ oligarchy‚ tyranny‚ and democracy. The first stage is monarchy or rule by a king. The king derived his powers from the gods and commanded the army and judged civil cases. The second stage is oligarchy or rule by land owning aristocrats. During the eighth century‚ aristocrats

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    The Separation of Powers exists to protect the natural rights of the people. It was created by Baron de Montesquieu during the Enlightenment and used in the Declaration of Independence by the Framers. The Separation of Powers is a division of government into three branches which prevents one branch from gaining too much power. The Separation of Powers‚ used by the Founding Fathers‚ is just as important today as when the written. The Separation of Powers is a system of Checks and Balances that acts

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    silence will only continue oppression‚ and oppression can only be stopped if the oppressed speaks up for themselves. Lorde’s argument of oppression through silence relates to Ken Kesey’s One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest by portraying the ideas of tyranny and freedom‚ which is also supported by my own portrayal of silence in the face of an oppressor.

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    Nobody is perfect‚ yet nobody expects their imperfections to be the cause of their death; most people expect to die of old age or disease. Although‚ in Shakespeare’s plays those imperfections could be the difference between life or death. In The Tragedy of Julius Caesar‚ Brutus is a tragic hero due to his fatal flaw of patriotism‚ which evidently causes his downfall from greatness. For example‚ Brutus’ actions depict his intense love for Rome and what he believes is best for the country. Brutus’

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    interesting fact is that he does not even complain‚ but obeys her orders. The same happens with her son‚ Mitrofan. He is the minor‚ i.e. the main character of the comedy‚ yet he does not come across like that‚ for the plot is more centered on his mother’s tyranny. Satirical is the fact that Mrs. Prostakov “teaches” Mitrofan everything he needs to know. At one point‚ she tells him: “Don’t study that foolish science. When you find money‚ don’t share it with anyone. Take it all yourself‚ Mitrofanushka.” (57)

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    the country is facing with hopes of getting over it. In the first‚ the country is beset with economic problems that caused tremendous trials and difficulties. That is the reason why the tenor of Kennedy’s speech is focused on world unity against tyranny while the speech of Obama is geared more on economic progress within the country. The second point of this paper focuses more on the manner of presentation of both inaugural addresses. They both had different focus.In the speech‚ Kennedy focused on

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    reason = capacity for self-governance Democracy protects property and maintains govt accountability Direct - everyone votes on everything Forces everyone to have a say Representative- elected body to vote for issues BUT‚ how to limit majority tyranny?     Hobbes (1586-1679) England

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    This right not only empowered the colonists to declare their independence‚ but it also gave them hope for the future of their government. The people are the ultimate check and balance‚ so if they or their descendants found themselves bound by tyranny‚ they have the right to change their government. This belief is still carried on today as Tea Party Republicans declare their intentions to shrink a federal government that‚ in their view‚ has grown too powerful (D). This right allow allows colonists

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    The Death of A Poet The classic eighties movie Back to the Future‚ starring main character Marty Mcfly‚ centers around the unintended impact of going back in time as he accidentally interrupted his parents from meeting each other and falling in love. Thus dooming the couple and threatening Mcfly’s existence‚ conflict is created‚ and the story progresses. This is a butterfly effect of his actions and their first-hand consequences. In the play Julius Caesar‚ written by William Shakespeare‚ the tragic

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