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    A man with a mustache as magnificent as Poe, one can only assume he was narcissistic. No man with a lack of confidence in himself can have a mustache like his. Just the iconic Hitler stash can surpass Poe's. Only Poe with his personality and spirit would construct the idea of writing a short story ridiculing legitimate fears people have. In Loss of Breath Poe took the collective fears of his era and turned them into comic relief for his short story. Being buried alive, make a new friend, being…

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    Static Electricity

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    Their does stick to some surfaces better than others. The balloon stuck to the cross stitch hanging and the side of the bed better then anything else. This is because the charge of the balloon and the surface were more different then the charge of the other materials. B. Rub an inflated balloon against your hair and then try to stick it to the same…

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    Slattery's Rope

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    A family is shaken after finding out a rope was wrapped around an eight-year-old boy's neck before he was allegedly pushed off of a table, leaving him hanging and swinging around. The boy's grandmother, Lorrie Slattery, explained to Valley News that her biracial grandson was playing in a yard when a group of white teens began throwing sticks and rocks at his legs while they calling him racial slurs before the rope from a tire swing ended up wrapped around his neck. Slattery claims: "The…

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    At Westhigh high school a new boy came to school. There was something off about him but nobody really knew what it was. But Sarah would be the first to figure it out. Sarah is a very curious girl who likes to know things about people. As Lucas walked through the hallway to the office Sarah followed him. Sarah was going to the office as well and maybe for the same reason. Sarah was going to be Lucas’s guide around the school on his first day. Sarah was excited about it; she knew she could figure…

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    Originally scheduled for December 19th, the hangings were postponed for over one week while Colonel Miller located enough proper rope for the required nooses. In full view of these gallows, stood a heavily guarded enclosure that housed the 264 prisoners having escaped them. Rumors were moving around the compound that secret societies or vigilante groups were forming to rush this enclosure and ‘take matters into their own hands.’ Colonel Miller took these rumors seriously and issued orders…

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    Jamestown Dbq Analysis

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    The Jamestown Colony, Widespread with Deaths and Sicknesses Jamestown, a colony hanging by the strand of flesh, guns. Bows are shooting, and the smell of rotting bodies fill the air, why are so many colonists dying? In the spring of 1607 Jamestown the colony is not ready for the 15,000 native lurking in the woods behind them. The 104 colonists that departed are looking for a good spot to put the fort there. Many colonists are dying, because of three reasons, bad relations with the Native…

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    God remains silent through the torturing of innocent civilians. “‘For God's sake, where is God?’ And from within me, I heard a voice answer: ‘Where He is? This is where—hanging here from this gallows...’” (Wiesel, 65) The previous quote indicates that Eliezer lost all hope in God, as a voice within him tells him that God is hanging from the gallows just as the young pipel. Earlier in Eliezer’s life, when he was innocent and full of hope and faith in God, it motivated him to learn more about him.…

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    didn’t like how predictable the movements were so he decided he preferred the unpredictable movements of the wind and air better. Calder then began to move then from the ceiling to several mobile-stabile, which is just a standing mobile rather than a hanging mobile. In the 1930’s Calder mastered his style of mobiles lots of them curved that were planted on the ground and often looked like spiders. Along with his famous mobiles he also did sculpting with wire, sheet metal and other various…

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    girls were lying out of boredom or jealousy. He also says that the “afflicted children” soon after, became intoxicated by their outstanding success of their acting skills. This evidence helped explain the hangings because it shows a possibility that lying girls could be the reason for the hangings A third very important cause of the witch trial hysteria was a town divided between rich and poor. According to Document E, it shows that most of the accusers lived on the west side which happened to…

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    Are witches really real? Did they even exist? Well in the February of 1692 a group of young girls had a sleepover decided to play a fortune telling game and fell very ill afterwards. They started acting strangely with violet outburst of tantrums. The doctor found nothing wrong with them. The doctor later diagnosed them with bewitchment. This Started the hysteria in New Salem, Massachusetts. Once the hysteria spread through the towns people thought the devil was trying to destroy Christians…

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