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    The tales of such innocence‚ a sweet young girl turns into a desperate‚ love-seeking woman. This occurs in the story “A Rose for Emily” by William Faulkner. The story starts off with funeral of Miss Emily then goes back in time and reflects on the past and recounts certain events that occurred during Miss Emily’s life. I find this story very depressing because Miss Emily never had a real chance at youth and being able to enjoy being a child and teenager. This is shown when her father cut off all

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    In the epic of Gilgamesh‚ Gilgamesh embarks upon a quest seeking immortality as a means to peace‚ meaning‚ and joy in life. He tries to reach it in many different ways‚ each as unsuccessful as its predecessor. The two main types of immortality are physical and through the actions or achievements of ones life. Gilgamesh tries first through his actions‚ but then undergoes a transformation which leads him to next attempt physical immortality. He eventually comes back to the point at which he began;

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    destiny of nations I chart for you: At first the sword and spear; the zither’s‚ the lute’s soft sighs at last. Maikhane-e-Yourap Ke Dastoor Nirale Hain Late Hain Suroor Awwal‚ Dete Hain Sharab Akhir Outlandish are the customs that Europe’s tavern knows! It steeps men first in pleasure‚ the wine supplies at last. Kya Dabdaba-e-Nadir‚ Kya Shaukat-e-Taimoori Hi Jate Hain Sub Daftar Gharq Mai-e-Naab Akhir Be it the awe of Nadir‚ be it the glory of a Tamerlane: At last all exploits are

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    The poem “How to Listen‚” written by Major Jackson is about stepping back and listening to life. The speaker of the poem is describing how he or she is going to take the night to listen to life around him at a tavern; this person is willing to learn about life in a quiet way. As you read the poem‚ you will discover that there is not a rhyme scheme. The poem consists of eleven lines in one stanza. In the simile‚ “I am going to cock my head tonight like a dog‚” (Jackson 1) the reader is exposed to

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    "whose heart is firm" pursue "unto death"? What opinion of offensive wars does Paine express in the final paragraph? What does Paine mean when he refers to "the summer soldier" and "the sunshine patriot"? What is the point of Paine’s story about the tavern keeper at Amboy? Name two emotions to which Paine appeals in his essay. How might a colonist who had remained loyal to the British react to Paine’s argument? Paine uses the aphorism "the harder the conflict‚ the more glorious the triumph" to express

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    War Of 1812 Causes

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    The Americans had a Manifest Destiny that one day all of North America shall be America. They wanted glory and one great American continent. • President James Madison initiated the War of 1812 on Canada. He declared war on Great Britain (Canada=British) because the Americans had had enough with the British. o The main cause of the war was‚ that the British were impressing American ships and sailors  They needed people to fight against Napoleon in the Napoleonic Wars back in Europe. These three

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    South vs. South

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    The border areas were such a crucial part to both the Confederacy and the Union simply because who ever had the support form those border states ultimately had the upper hand in the war. This support included materials‚ transport passages‚ and even a safe place for soldiers to plan their next attack on the opposing side. Both parties knew how important the border state’s support was‚ the hard part was getting those states on their side. “ ...If a large fraction of slave labor state inhabitants added

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    Pre-World War II Era Music

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    On an album entitled Those Great World War II Songs‚ Crosby takes the listener through the most "American" collection of WWII songs there is. From Swinging on a Star to Yankee Doodle Dandyese songs all evoked smiles on faces and pride in the hearts of Americans. This country in many senses was living "The Good Life‚" and the music was a good indication of that. Because the music was so positive‚ with the melodies in major

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    Smoking Bans in Casinos

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    is the norm. Vegas is a place where you can get away from rules and laws‚ and many think they should be able to drink and smoke to their heart’s content. But recently‚ Vegas passed laws banning smoking in restaurants and taverns. These bans were quickly lifted in gaming taverns with the new rule that all guests had to be at least 21 to enter. Casinos remain exempt from smoking bans in the majority of gaming areas. Many argue that Vegas would lose too much money if casinos were forced to prohibit

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    Brittany Blue P-333 9.12.2011 Major Factors Affecting the History of Sport The effect of sports on today’s world‚ particularly in the United States‚ is indeed profound. The history of sport has the potential to teach us a great deal about social changes and the nature of sport itself. Over the past twenty-five years or so‚ the field of history has expanded‚ embracing a broader view of historical topics and going far beyond political and military history in refiguring the historical paths of

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