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    lyrics for over 30 years from the theme song of a very well-known African American detective movie. The answer is Shaft‚ John Shaft to be exact. The 2000 version starring Samuel L. Jackson proved to be just as good as the first. Although‚ this Shaft happened to be the nephew of the original one‚ played by Richard Roundtree‚ Samuel L. Jackson did not disappoint. Shaft showed even more cleverness‚ wittiness and street smarts as he made it his quest to solve his latest case. John Shaft proves that he

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    the Crucible‚ two main characters name Abigail Williams‚ and John Proctor broke the three puritan beliefs: Plainness‚ Grace‚ and Divine Mission. Plainness follows the 10 commandments for example‚ “Thou Shall Not Kill‚ and Thou shall not bear false witness against its neighbor”. Grace represents the cleansing of the soul. For instance if you envy someone‚ you would have to be cleansed of your hatred towards that fellow person. Lastly‚ Divine Mission the spread of religion. One of the ways you can represent

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    In The Lovely Bones‚ Alice Sebold demonstrates how Susie is able to grow through her heavenly/earthly experiences while she watches the grief of her family and the guilt of her loved ones. Fourteen years old is a young age; Susie has yet to experience some of the best moments of her life. The Lovely Bones portrays Susie’s experiences in the In-Between and how she can still live her life through her mortal loved ones. At the beginning of the novel‚ Susie shows the happiness and appreciation of

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    directed the updated version of the movie which he co wrote with Shane Slaerno and Richard Price. Shaft‚ directed by Singleton is not a remake of the original movie‚ but is in fact an update on the original movie. In a review for Entertainment Weekly Samuel L. Jackson is quoted saying‚ "This could be interesting‚ or it could be a

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    Katie Connolly For: Mrs. Hunter A1 English Comparison Essay – the Differences and Similarities between Amish and North American Society We can compare Amish society as seen in the movie Witness to North American society to decide which is more ideal. An ideal society is one where there is a strong sense of community among all the members. Education prepares children for life; therefore the type of education a child receives will change the society in the next generation. Although education

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    A liberal arts education not only enhances wisdom and faith but also allows people to see things in their entirety. A liberal arts education is advantageous in our development progress throughout life‚ by permitting us to perceive things in their completeness. In fact‚ studying liberal arts allowed me to link the information from a particular course with previous information from liberal arts courses‚ thereby‚ availing me to obtain further fullness in my understanding. This correlation process

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    gallows. George Jacobs‚ whose servant girl accused him of witchcraft‚ was also hanged a month after that. It became a judgment based off “feuds” between townspeople proclaiming‚ “spectral evidence” against their enemy. Spectral evidence is when a witness claims that a spirit or specter has appeared before them‚ spoke to them‚ or to the accused witch and in turn they would accuse that person of

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    the angels should remind us of our own irreverent attitude when we rush thoughtlessly into His presence. The Lord our God despises irreverence. In 1 Samuel 6 we read how serious the holy God punishes this sinfulness. Here we read that the Philistines had captured the ark of God and sought to keep it as a trophy of their victory. It soon became evident the ark was the source of much suffering for them. They passed it around and finally decided to get rid of it by sending it back to Israel. They transported

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    it makes it sound very dramatic ‘All the children’ – make it sound almost religious in tone The first two lines are disarmingly simple – with all the children coming to see these lights it makes it sound like a performance‚ a show; it’s exciting Mr Samuel – by mentioning his name he has become a local celebrity; this is a unique event ‘Camped on the grass’ – they are prepared to arrive early and stay for along time  ‘lamps...oil’ – ironic they have brought old technology of oil lamps to see new

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    Salem Witch Trials in Salem‚ Massachusetts began as a simple misunderstanding creating a domino effect that overtook the entire community‚ allowing chaos to ensue‚ and lives to be lost. The persecution of the men and women of Salem was encouraged by Samuel Parris. His sermons began to develop a dark tone because he was not getting his way and thought that he would scare his congregation into doing as they were instructed. Even after consulting with many doctors‚ and five other reverends from surrounding

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