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    What were the prevailing attitudes of English colonists toward women?  Were women in the colonies better off than women in England?  Why or why not? Colonists had an aggressive attitude toward the woman that was brought over with them from England. The English colonists believed that woman are weak creatures that are not endowed with like strength and constancy of mind. The colonist think that the woman should only obey the requests of their husbands‚ do everything around the household to keep it

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    ways in which their efforts changed the colony socially and economically over the century. DBQ #1 The Virginian people faced many challenges throughout the 17th century‚ and their efforts changed the colony both socially and economically. Economically‚ the Virginians had a lot of land to farm and even needed a cheap work source. Socially‚ they lived in a cruel environment full of diseases and low reproduction rate. The Virginians had economical challenges and economical efforts that changed and

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    is also a continuing effort to discover and increase human knowledge and understanding. Modern science is relatively new having it’s origin about 350 years ago. Inspite of it’s recent origin it has made very rapid progress and completely transformed outwardly the manner of our living. But before that Science was not an organised branch and neither were there any scientists. Instead there were primitive men who were less evolved and for whom the earth was a big puzzle. He did not dare to venture to

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    reconstruction plan did not go far and deep enough to address the political‚ economic‚ and social problems. Reconstruction failed to emerge the southern states into one central government. The radical republicans blamed believed that the confederate leaders should be punished for it. The north and south were hardly on talking relationships. The reconstruction failed to reform the economic side. For the plantation owners in the south‚ not having slaves were a loss to their business as they were not able to

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    remuneration was not extravagant‚ but I estimated it would be sufficient for me to meet my ongoing commitments and save enough to tide me over on my return until I could find another job. The country was the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea‚ better known in the west as North Korea. The job entailed raising translations into English that Koreans had made of the works of their President‚ Kim Il Sung‚ his son and heir apparent Kim Jong Il‚ and sundry other propaganda. A certain amount of

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    Why did The Spanish Armada fail? In May 1588 Catholic king Phillip of Spain sent his Spanish Armada to attack England. Relations between these two superpowers have been getting gradually worse. Elizabeth had been encouraging attacks on Spanish to and from the new world. She had also been helping Spain’s enemies in the Netherlands. However‚ the final straw for Spain was when she executed Mary Queen of Scots (a Catholic Queen) and had a papal bull written against her. King Phillip felt it was his

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    Why English as a Lingua Franca? Manfred Görlach‚ a linguist from Germany‚ says that structure and lexicon are important items in a language. The simpler the structure the more people like to use the language. Compared to Latin‚ for instance‚ English is much simpler. Latin has accusative‚ dative‚ genitive‚ feminine‚ masculine‚ or neuter‚ but English does not have such features. Moreover‚ the more vocabulary a language has the better the language. It means that the language is flexible with any other

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    Jasmin Elliott English 1A 11/26/12 Each of the Tales The Canterbury Tales is a collection of stories written in Middle English by Geoffrey Chaucer at the end of the 14th century. The tales are presented as part of a story-telling contest by a group of pilgrims as they travel together on a journey from Southwark to the shrine of Saint Thomas Becket at Canterbury Cathedral. The prize for this contest is a free meal at the Tabard Inn at Southwark on their return. He uses the tales and the descriptions

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    speeches shine— Why‚ by the verities on thee made good‚ May they not be my oracles as well‚ And set me up in hope? But hush‚ no more. | BANQUO Now you have it all: you’re the king‚ the thane of Cawdor‚ and the thane of Glamis‚ just like the weird women promised you. And I suspect you cheated to win these titles. But it was also prophesied that the crown would not go to your descendants‚ and that my sons and grandsons would be kings instead. If the witches tell the truth—which they did about you—maybe

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    Henry Clay and Daniel Webster wanted to control the government‚ and they planned to basically take over during Harrison’s term. Although they had a good plan‚ one thing failed. Harrison died 4 weeks into the job and John Tyler was now in office. Harrison was devoted to the Whig party and many of the things that the Whig party said they were going to do were shut down by Tyler. For example‚ the Whig’s had a plan to establish a new bank‚ called the Fiscal Bank but it was vetoed by the Democrat president

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