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    Melting Pot Theory Essay

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    Often America is referred to as “The large melting pot.” The idea that the United States is a land of opportunity, where anyone can come and blend into a new breed that is uniquely American. However, the cultural diversity in America is clearly evident, from physical characteristics to different religious beliefs and customs. As minorities immigrate to America and attempt to assimilate into society, they are forced to live a pluralistic lifestyle of blending with the current society, while…

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    finding gold. Capitalism in the US lead to the desire to open up Asia to free trade and new markets, because of this Western influence from the US lead Asians to desire to migrate to America for a better opportunity for a better life; however, the Anglo-Saxons did not appreciate the influx of…

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    regards to his accomplishment. Another characteristic to Anglo Saxon is courage or where the hero questions fate, this is where Beowulf’s pride is pretty high and he thinks he is very strong and can defeat any obstacle he comes face to face with (Cascio 1). After the defeat of Grendel he returns to Hygelac, and gives away all of his treasures from the battles (Garcia 1). This shows that Beowulf has Humility, another aspect of a hero in Anglo Saxon Old English time. These fights made Beowulf…

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    nineteenth century, the Irish in Britain were attacked, segregated, disenfranchised, and denationalized by both the British people and the British government. As mentioned earlier, scientific studies which concluded that all races other than the Anglo-Saxons were lower on the evolutionary chain were…

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    Ericksen uses other works such as the book of Ecclesiasticus that also use this list in the open of the poem. Ericksen shows multiple works that open with the same list as well as focuses of the ultimate wisdom of God to show that works during the Anglo-Saxon period focused on God and his wisdom over all. For example, in many of the works the list is shown as “ the sand of the sea, the drops of rain, the days of the world, the height of heaven, the number of stars, the vastness of the earth, and…

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    selfish reasons such as fame, money, and power. It is also the fault of gullible followers that these dogmatic speakers are so “successful”. People today have made little progress and throughout history repeatedly use God as a resource, just like the Anglo-Saxons used God as a resource. Televangelists use their influence to collect fame and renown as well as unintended infamy in some cases. One of the most notorious televangelists, Oral Roberts, has written many books on self-help, maintaining…

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    English Long Test 2 Juliana Claire D. Salayo 9-Argon Life in the Middle Ages and Life in the Elizabethan Era: A Comparison 1. Social Conduct/Values -The people of the Middle Ages greatly value their religion: Roman Catholic. They are hardcore believers of the Church doctrine that any Christian denying a single sentence written on the Law is a heretic and should be severely punished through excommunication, public…

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    Communication is an important factor of humanity and has been categorized into different dialects. The English language has been a major component of communication since the early fifth century. The English language has evolved in three different ways as the eras of time changed, which would include Old English as the first milestone towards the evolution of English literature and language. In addition, Middle English contributed to the evolution of English as it contributed to Christianity and…

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    of the burials, I believe that the graves belong to members of an early state. The cemetery is located near the city of Ely which is in East Anglia, a documented Anglo Saxon kingdom from the 7th century AD. It is highly likely that the cemetery is…

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    Superhero In Beowulf

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    Beowulf has traits of a superhero. Superheroes have been around for years and they show traits of Anglo-Saxon heroes for example loyalty, valor and larger than life strength. A lot of people say Superman is the first superhero but I would say Beowulf an Anglo-Saxon hero who shows so many traits of a superhero. Some people opinion is that Beowulf was the first superhero. Beowulf was made around 1000 AD, nine hundred years before the golden age of superheroes. In the poem, Beowulf shows valor…

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