Shakespeare ‘Macbeth’ was written in 1606, it’s based on a man named Macbeth who wanted to become the king of Scotland (where he resides). The main theme of Macbeth is the spoiling nature of his unchecked ambition, which is displayed through his struggles against himself, his wife, and society all driven by the want of power. Dramatic irony is foreshadowed throughout the play by the use of many dramatic techniques. Some language devices are used to create imagery such as...
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The author Thornton Wilder uses dialogue in the play ‘Our Town’. There is a lot left to the imagination as the sets are simple and throughout the acts, the narrative provided by the Stage Manager sets the scene in what is known as the dream play technique. The stage set is very basic with only a few props, table and chairs, the audience is left to conjure up the scenery from their imagination. Wilder does this on purpose to lead...
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It’s the age-old battle, cats versus dogs, everyone’s heard it, most of us have argued about it, but no one seems to change their mind. Both sides have valid arguments and criticism but no one can decide what outweighs what. Maybe the reason is that everything is subjective, it is fruitless to argue what’s better because people value different things. A better thing to do is ask yourself what you want, what are you looking for, what do you value?...
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These days many families have pets in their households. Our pets are an extension of our family tree. Deciding on the perfect furry friend to bring home can often be a difficult decision. The pets commonly found in our homes today are cats and dogs. For years, there have been debates about which species is superior. While both animals make great companions, they have different needs, personalities, and habits. These traits can be key factors for families who are determining...
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I’m Miguel, I was born February 28, 2000, in Huntsville Alabama, one day before leap year February 29th. I was named after my grandad his name is Michael, my name is ‘Miguel’ which is Spanish for Michael. I am the youngest of four, I have two big sisters. I also have a brother. My sister also has a niece making me an uncle. I went to Columbia High School in Huntsville Alabama, where I played basketball all 4 years. I...
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“Our greatest weakness lies in giving up. The most certain way to succeed is to try just one more time” (Thomas Edison). “Success is peace of mind, which is a direct result of self-satisfaction in knowing you made the effort to do your best to become the best that you are capable of becoming. Success is an attitude” (John Wooden). In ‘Hidden Figures’, directed by Theodore Melfi and ‘The Pursuit of Happyness’, directed by Gabriel Muccino, we meet characters who...
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‘Freedom Writers’ is a movie directed by Richard LaGravenese, which was released on January 5, 2007 in the USA. Mrs. Erin Gruwell whom belong to the upper class of people in social stratification went to teach these high schoolers who ranged between the lowest level to the working class of people in the social Stratification pyramid. None of the students in room 203 of the said high school respected her when she first met them. They misjudged her abilities. They...
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What did you eat for breakfast? Scrambled eggs? Cereal? Oatmeal? All that sounds appetizing. But did you know that many people all around the world people are faced with hunger every day? Right now, as you are reading this, a person dies of starvation every six seconds. It’s not only the adults who face starvation, most of these deaths are young kids. With that in mind, approximately nine million die of hunger worldwide. That is more than the death toll...
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The Anzac legend is often only seen as the Gallipoli campaign, sadly their assistance on other fronts such as Somme or the Western Front is overlooked. The battle of Gallipoli is still very deserving of its credit as it was the first major war for Australia after its federation in 1901, this war was also a way to prove its power to the other nations by supplying the British with around 50 000 troops. The other battles fought by the...
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Often people struggle most of their lives, get nowhere, Jeannette Walls showed otherwise by becoming a successful woman in the city of New York. Jeannette Walls grew up just about everywhere, from one end of the country to the other. She constantly lived in a car with her parents as a child even if they stayed in a certain place for a while. The Glass Castle is a memoir by Jeannette Walls where she talks about her life growing up...
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In our interactive oral we discussed the cultural and contextual considerations of Persepolis by Marjane Satrapi. During our discussion we discussed the Iraq and Iranian War and I found this discussion quite intriguing and engaging. The interactive oral gave me a unique opportunity to understand Persepolis in extra detail as we explored several different ideas and themes. Our discussion began by finding out what ignited the war between the two countries. Through discussing this, we gathered that he relationship between...
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Dependent variable (that I would like to explain) A great number of theoretical concepts and empirical studies in sociology point out that reaching of high educational achievement is predetermined by social origin (Boudon 1974; Bourdieu and Passeron 1971; Ditton 1992). Interesting is here the finding, that educational reproduction is influenced by school achievements only to a limited extent. In other words, the high achiever in educational attainment are not necessarily the high achiever in school grades (Jackson 2013). These findings...
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Introduction Risk is an inherent aspect of life and decision-making, influencing various fields such as finance, healthcare, and engineering. It represents the uncertainty and potential for loss or gain that accompanies every choice we make. In an era where rapid technological advancements and global interconnectedness characterize our existence, understanding and managing risk becomes increasingly crucial. This essay explores the importance of risk, examining its role in shaping informed decisions and driving innovation. By analyzing specific examples and engaging with counter-arguments,...
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There are not many positives in war. People die. It’s easy to get caught up in the belief that we are right and everyone else is wrong. Leaders can be convincing and this appears to have been a problem for the German people. They wanted to be told that they were superior, so they followed that lead. They lost a lot and I’m sure many of them were good people. After WW1, in Germany, many small, anti- Semitism extremist political...
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In the 20th century the world was faced with the two World Wars. They both started in Europe but affected everyone in the world. There were many factors that contributed to the wars, but there are some that stand out. For example, that led to World War I and World War II, but the most important ones were alliances, imperialism and nationalism. Alliances of countries in Europe and the world were one of the causes that contributed to the first...
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Wilfred Owen’s poetry ensures that the poems always remain relevance in society today as conflict through war is still taking lives causing loss and grief uses the empathy of the solider suffering at war to encourage engagement from the readers through the dehumanising ways, and the irreconcilable mourning to demonstrate the intense consequences of war enduring the relevance of war today, while still questioning the religious beliefs as one of Wilfred Owens poems “Futility” reveals the pointlessness of war and...
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In the late 1950s and early 1960s, the United States joined Southern Vietnamese forces to help combat the spread of communism from Northern Vietnam. In 1961 President Kennedy sent in helicopters to help aid South Vietnam, which marked one of the first combat missions. In March of 1965, the first troops drafted were sent to Southern Vietnam. In the following years, the number of troops on the ground had increased to over 500,000. The war ended with North Vietnam taking...
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Introduction The Cold War, a geopolitical tension between the Soviet Union and the United States, shaped much of the latter half of the 20th century. It was characterized by ideological conflict, nuclear arms race, and proxy wars. Scholars have long debated whether this prolonged period of tension was an inevitable outcome of post-World War II dynamics or a preventable series of misunderstandings and strategic missteps. On one hand, the ideological chasm between capitalism and communism, combined with a power vacuum...
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Introduction The Amazon Rainforest, often referred to as the "lungs of the Earth," is a critical component of global biodiversity and climate regulation. Spanning over 5.5 million square kilometers across nine countries, it harbors an unparalleled variety of flora and fauna. However, this ecological treasure is under severe threat from agribusiness and agriculture. These industries are driven by global demands for soy, beef, and palm oil, among other commodities, which lead to widespread deforestation. This essay explores the dual impact...
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This is one of those poems by Wordsworth which has rarely been a subject to any literary criticism. And probably the reason can be related to the amount of attention generally given to the Jewish Community in Europe. The title seems to be referring to the homelessness of the Jew Community because during the time of Wordsworth—the eighteenth Century—the Jew were the minority in England because most of the Jews were not allowed to live in England. This poem therefore...
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The 1967 war is referred to as the Six Day war and was a major defining point in the ongoing Arab-Israeli conflict. The short-lived 1967 war was the third war in the Arab-Israeli conflict. Prior to the war, tensions amongst the Arab states and Israel worsened and began to intensify and this resulted in a spiral conflict. The war was also primarily caused by the Israeli water diversion and the rising frictions between Israeli forces and Palestinian guerrilla groups. From...
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Renewable energy also known as clean energy is produced from natural resources that are gradually replenished. Coal and oil are the most consumed products today, not forgetting that they are unrenewable. But by the use of nature-based solutions, which is the use of nature to tackle environmental-based challenges together with renewable sources of energy, we as a country will be able to sustain our people, environment as well as our national economic development comfortably. Kenya as a country is blessed...
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Introduction The Cold War, a prolonged period of geopolitical tension between the United States and the Soviet Union, was an era marked by ideological conflicts, technological advancements, and profound global impact. Spanning from the end of World War II to the dissolution of the Soviet Union in 1991, this period shaped the modern world in numerous ways. While the Cold War never escalated into a full-scale direct military conflict, its implications were far-reaching and multifaceted. This essay aims to critically...
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What kind of world will our children live in? This question has never been more worrying. And for good reason, the air we breathe has never been more polluted. A certain awareness is being born and we must act quickly. The aim of this report will be to present viable solutions for air purification in urban areas. Emphasis will be placed on 2 distinct solutions which will aim to become part of urban development. At the end of this study,...
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This report is all about how God made the moon and how the moon contributes to making the earth habitable for us, Just imagine if we didn't have a moon well there would be no light at night that's for sure. Anyway let's get started on some reasons on how the moon helps the earth be our home. In this report, I will tell you the three main reasons on how and what the moon does to make the earth...
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In Orson Scott Card’s book Ender’s Game, genocide is addressed. Even though it was written in 1985 the topic of genocide still hold significance to this day. In the United States and Sudan genocide can either be seen currently or in their history. Though the genocide in these countries might look different from the genocide in the book it is still the same issue. The discrimination and destruction of a people group remains a human rights issue that few know...
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How do you prefer a glass of water: lukewarm or nicely chilled? An internist and a nutrition expert explain the advantages and disadvantages of the temperature of the drinking water for digestion, circulation, pain perception and calories burned. Especially in summer on hot days you long for a sip of cold water to cool off. But that is not particularly useful, because the cold drink has to be brought up to temperature by the organism, which makes you sweat all...
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Democracy is a system of government. All qualified individuals or members in the country have the opportunity to vote directly on the issues or to send someone to choose to make these decisions on their behalf. This is a government structure, where the government comes from the people, not from the army or the country. Although this is an option generally associated with the United States, the Declaration of Independence has no record of this term. America's founding fathers were...
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Our planet is covered by more than 10 billion acres of forests, which is approximately 30% of its total surface coverage. Now, about 15 million acres of those forests are being cut down per year so there is room for infrastructure and human assimilation. The Pros of Deforestation For one, our population is growing and it is expected that our Planet Earth will house around 10 billion people by 2035, around a third more of our current population. These 3...
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The future economy is creeping up and it is evident that technical innovation is the main engine of aggregate economic growth, providing advanced living standards in the long term and boosting per capita income and consumption. The future of innovation, will cause a change in the nature of work, demolishing some professions within the labour market whilst creating new ones. Furthermore, many jobs and business industries will be affected as the value of certain new skills and new business opportunities...
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