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    believes that Hamilton should not be on the ten dollar bill because he was involved in the first major sex scandal in the United States. The treasurer almost lost his political career after publishing his affair with Maria Reynolds and her husband´s blackmail publicly (Roberts). Although it is true that Hamilton was involved in an affair with Maria Reynolds he was also a believed feminist, journalist Scott L. Montgomery writes, ¨Those who have studied the life and mind of Hamilton with an…

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    Sexting Among Teens

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    Sexting among teens is on the rise. According to Katie Abbondanza, a recent study among teens shows that almost 30 percent have sent a “sext” and 60 percent have been asked to send revealing photos of themselves.(Abbondanza) We face the present question, is it harmful or completely harmless and fun. Many would argue that it’s a violation of law and that it’s a gateway to both emotional and legal trouble. In our generation, sexting is pressured onto the According to the studies being…

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    Every move made by Winston is in line with getting closer to the Brotherhood and bringing down Big Brother. O'Brien asks Winston if he is willing to “cheat, to forge, to blackmail, to corrupt the minds of children [...] to do anything which is likely to cause demoralization and weaken the power of the party”(Orwell 172) to which Winston replies he “yes.”(Orwell 172).Winston is not afraid to question authority and join an underground…

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    A Doll House No Longer This society in the 21st century has made great advancements in women 's roles and their rights as a human. In “A Doll House,” by Henrik Ibsen, he uses Nora to represent the overall issues women in his time had with societies expectations. During the 1800s and at times now women had a certain role and right they had to fulfill which was to get married and their husband was to take care of them they, however, were in charge of caring for the children. Now some women had no…

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    is always hostile and insulting the Hornblower family. She stumbles across a piece of sensational news about the shady pact of Hornblower’s daughter-in-law, Chloe. She comes to know that Chloe has an unsavoury past. The ruthless Mrs. Hillcrist blackmails Hornblower. She goes to the extent of arranging witnesses to prove the story. Hornblower totally breaks down at this threat.He knows that his family honor will be lost. He signs under the threat a legal sales deed handing over the newly…

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    Examples of this are written all throughout the play. Krogstad blackmails Nora, Doctor Rank comes onto Nora though she rejects him, Nora 's father and Torvald treats her as a lesser. Torvald 's and Nora 's fathers actions are felt the most through the play. Fatherhood is usually shown as stable and a source of power.…

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    A Doll’s House is not an indictment of marriage, but an indictment of blind loyalty to patriarchy. The play validates feminine agency, through the lens of marriage, by demonstrating the fallibility of men’s authority, while giving some consideration for the importance of women’s contributions to the wellbeing of mankind. Furthermore, this play not only serves as an effective instrument for the advocacy of women’s rights, but teaches an important life lesson for any individual. In search of truth…

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    further along in the essay. Shortly thereafter, a man named Krogstad enters the Helmer household to speak with Torvald. His entrance fills Nora with anxiety and a feeling of unease. It is revealed that he is the source of Nora’s loan. He attempts to blackmail Nora into securing his job after Torvald tells him that he will be let go. Krogstad’s entrance may not be dramatic however it certainly adds drama to the play through his threats of shaming the family. Here we can see two entrances that…

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    reason the assistant coach was asked to lose the game was because the community wasn’t accepting of the idea that a team with different races could be undefeated. The people who were in control of the sports administration at the school tried to blackmail the assistant coach by saying if he didn’t lose the game he would no longer be eligible to be put into the hall of fame at the school. The assistant coach considered making the team lose, but then he thought it through and came to the…

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    she believes that she had did the right deed; saving her husband’s life, no matter the consequences. Although, her achievement soon becomes a nightmare; when her husband is promoted to be bank manager. Consequently, when her collector starts to blackmail her for a permeant position at her…

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