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    In the story the main character Calixta is a working mother with a husband and 4-year old child. Calixta lives in Louisiana during the late 19th century Victorian Era where women have no right to certain things like owning property. “The Storm” literally is a phase in the Story where Calixta and her lover Alcée have sexual intercourse. A “Storm” is usually a strong force of nature that causes some…

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    In the nineteenth century, European and American women lived in an era described by gender inequality. Women had few of the social, legal, or political rights: they had extremely restricted control over property after marriage, they didn't have the right to vote or even testify in court, and were barred to enrolled any higher education institutions. To add more, Women were expected to remain obedient to their husbands and fathers, their occupational choices were also extremely limited.(Olson,…

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    The 19th century was a time of prosperity for cities all over Europe. With the rise of the Industrial Revolution, people migrated toward cities to pursue jobs created by factories and manufacturers. This migration started a whole new lifestyle for Europeans and with that lifestyle came new advancements and hardships for workers. One of the main cities of the Industrial Revolution in England was Manchester. Manchester grew rapidly and provided a home for many citizens of England. The growth of…

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    What everyone knows is that education has changed dramatically since our parents were in public schools. This public education was paid for by taxes when our parents paid into the mill levy on a yearly basis. Yes, there was a difference in cost, depending where in the city the students lived. Even though this was true, all students received basically the same educational standards. Carpenter said, “That progress was the rule in public education and equals a better society. That it gave a road…

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    In Arcadia, not only does Tom Stoppard portray Thomasina’s coming of age, but also the forces that drive her to her death. In this play, Stoppard alternates between two sets of characters. Thomasina is from the 19th century, while the characters in the 20th century attempt to piece together how Thomasina’s intelligence doesn’t drive her to the success that she could potentially achieve. Thomasina is a thirteen year old mathematical genius who discovers methods before they are even commonly known…

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    certainly is a testament to how much has changed. A quick view of the photography of W. Eugene Smith in the Time magazine shows how Dr. Ceriani was not only a physician but a proper caretaker. The role of the physician in the 20th century had evolved from what it was in the 19th century. Now with better knowledge and well trained nurses a physician could travel and care for is his/her patients. With the ability to travel and provide one on one house call care to the patient Dr. Ceriani was…

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    shadow. Throughout the play, Nora interacts with her husband in different ways that help her understand that she needs to find her own interests and passions, as she has lived under the expectations of society during the 19th century. While experiencing the roles of the 19th century, Nora comes to understand that she is utterly dependent of her husband Torvald, and her role of being a wife. Furthermore, in a particular scene, Torvald confronts Nora and embraces his position in society in a way…

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    calm the traffic, while other devices are in place to ramp up with speed of implementation. In order to implement technology resources in schools, the six critical issues that must be tackled in order to ensure students are gaining essential 21st century skills are creating growth mindsets, allocating time appropriately, building in professional development, skillfully funding the resources, ensuring the reliability of technology, and ultimately developing a system to maintain the progress that…

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    decided to defend Serbia against them, and as they were evidently struggling with these many countries that were against them, Germany decided to act on their alliance with Austria and team up with them against Russia. Alliances in the late 19th century were a form of defence – countries used them in the hopes that other countries would not attack them, knowing them were defended with alliances. They were a method of which European countries practiced the foreign policy known as protectionism.…

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    The Pursuit Of Wealth

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    Contentment is great gain, for we brought nothing into the world, and we can take nothing out of it. Those who pursue wealth fall into temptation, harmful desires, ruin and destruction; for the love of money is the root of all evil (The New American Bible). This excerpt from the bible still holds true today. Some people in their effort to become wealthy will do anything to achieve wealth. The society today still equals wealth with power. Wealth in itself is not evil, it is the love of it that is…

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