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    as a trade where one surrenders their land for promise of protection. Divided into sections by a hierarchy, the king is at the top and following was the bishop, barons, the lord, and at the bottom was the peasants/serfs. The kings believed they were given divine right, the right to rule by God, and would share this power with the barons who overused their power. The church also had great influence in shaping feudalism; although the organization of the church was not feudal in character, its…

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    214,462 violent crimes reported and 8,975,438 property crimes reported. (FBI, 2013). These statistics show that there is still a significant amount of crime within the United States with property crimes being reported more frequently. According to Baron (2006), people engage in property offenses to gain money in an attempt to decrease feelings of relative deprivation. It is also mentioned that deprivation is linked to violence as people get angered by their failure to fit in with the wealth…

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    no medicinal benefits. The US also contradicts itself because “the US Federal Drug Administration (FDA) has approved synthetic versions of the cannabinoid Δ9-THC in the form of Dronabinol (Marinol®) and Nabilone (Cesamet®) for medicinal purposes (Baron, E. P., 2015).” Clearly the scheduling status of marijuana should be reconsidered and…

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    Middle ages Europe vs medieval japan During the middle ages (476 CE – 14th century) of Europe a feudal system was being created, likewise during the same time in medieval japan a similar feudal system was developing. These two feudal systems were almost identical in the social hierarchy and in jobs however there were differences nether less. Some of the similarities though wold be how similar their feudal pyramid worked. This pyramid consisted of the highest member of the society (king or…

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    of an overseer to believing in social responsibility with government as a big brother. He believes that these shifts have occurred because of myths about past experiences. Friedman’s goal is to dispel five major myths. The first myth is a robber baron myth. People believe that the 19th century was a time of individualism where the lower classes were being oppressed and there was widespread misery for farmers. Friedman declares that the reality of the situation is that there has almost…

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    Is it that being unconscious is the new beauty standard all women and girls should stick to? Is it that being drunk and high, wearing luxury brands, is the new trend? Is this what we call “fashion”? What was Fabien Baron, the Art Director and Photographer of “Pretty Wasted”, thinking about when he came up with this disturbing idea? Didn’t we have enough with the heroin chic that photographer Corinne Day and model Kate Moss launched in the nineties and made so much…

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    too much power. He depicts those of the upper classes as being harsh and discriminatory. In Candide, Voltaire explores the question: Why do the innocent suffer? He describes what happens to Candide when he is found kissing the daughter of the Baron. The Baron did not believe that Candide deserved to be with his daughter because he was of lower class. The whipping, harsh training, and being shot in the face were all extremely cruel affects of his kiss with Cunegund. Voltaire thought that the…

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    At the young age of eight, William became the duke of Normandy after the untimely death of his father, Robert I. Because he was so young, the barons in Normandy were constantly trying to kill him in an effort to re-gain their control over the country. William survived and was formed and molded into the stark and ruthless ruler that he became to be known (englishmonarchs.co.uk). William was finally…

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    How Does the Characterization of Pangloss and Martin affect how Candide conveys Voltaire’s Message? In Candide, Voltaire illustrates the direct and indirect characterization of Pangloss and Martin to convey the deeper meaning of society through the life and increase maturity level of Candide. Voltaire portrays the companionship between Pangloss and Candide compared to Martin and Candide through the use of satire and rhetorical devices such as exaggeration, euphemism, and comparison and…

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    drugs vary between the different types of drugs. The most common of health risks from steroids, growth hormones and stimulants include cardio vascular disease, increased risk of hearth attack, strokes, thickening of the blood, embolisms and many more (Baron, 2007). This social health issue is one that comes from the desires to be the best and is something that is created as a society. The media portrays athletes in the highest regard and they receive praise and recognition from millions of fans.…

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