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    Anderson dedicates this novel to? In my opinion to resist in the world of Feed would actually be futile. That society is too far gone for anything short of a miracle or another nuclear war to fix. The small rebellion that Violet had and the even smaller resistance of Titus achieved nothing but self-gratification. To make even a small change in that world would take something humongous. However, would it be worth it to resist the chain events that allowed for…

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    Whether it was the Boxer rebellion or the reform of 1898, Dapeng continued on the same course of philosophy while the Chinese government struggled to find harmony towards its transition into the modern age. In regards to the Chinese culture Confucianism is rooted in the history…

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    an unfair dystopia. “Boxer passed it off as usual with "Napoleon is always right!", but Clover, who thought she remembered a definite ruling against beds, went to the end of the barn and tried to puzzle out the Seven Commandments which were inscribed there. Finding herself unable to read more than individual letters, she fetched Muriel.” This quote comes from right after the animals find out the pigs are sleeping in beds and using the farmhouse, as you can see animals like Boxer (Horse) pass up…

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    Animal Farm Responses: Response #1: How are the pigs and their role in the governance of Animal Farm a symbol for more educated and more intelligent members of society that are required to do little physical labour? In Animal Farm by George Orwell, the author uses the animals and the roles that they play in the story as symbols for different classes of people in a real society. The role that a particular species assumes in Animal Farm is closely related to the real characteristics of that…

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    than them; their main purpose is to provide the rulers with whatever they need such as food and services to complete their luxurious lives as totalitarian leaders. It is important to highlight the fact that there was class stratification before the rebellion took place as well as afterwards. The humans, who were the so called masters, represented the higher class and all the animals on the farm represented a lower class who was unified against the common enemy, humans. However, once the animals…

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    milking, an ironic parallel that reveals the corruption of the revolution, and displays that the pigs are no better than humans” (10). Later in the book, some of the food has gone missing, and the animals find out the pigs had taken it. During the rebellion, the pigs had misrepresented what major’s dream was about. “If the other animals had had the sense to put their foot down then it would have been all right, and Major’s dream could have been realized” (Peters 132). The use of irony, was…

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    For Chinese Empire it began when a civil war broke out and for the Ottoman Empire it began with a fight with the Western forces. When these wars ended, nether state was able to survive it. This did not bring peace to their states, in fact it just began to get worse until the eventual fall of both Empires completely. The fall of the Chinese and Ottoman Empires was due to them not modernizing quick enough, their unwillingness to reform to what the rest of the world was doing and their…

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    Justice In Animal Farm

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    Have you ever thought about this question: “What do you want in your society?” One might say freedom, while another may say stability. Opinions will be different for everyone, so I will tell you what I think. Freedom, equality, and justice are the 3 most important values of society because they somehow build on each other. Here is why: I think justice because when Animal Farm (an allegoric novel based on the Russian Revolution) depicts how men in the novel are tyrannical, they rule and use their…

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    I believe that the true theme of Animal Farm was that people of ignorance and hope are blinded from the reality of their problems-- that they, in time, can transform themselves into the true enemy. My thought could be supported with many events throughout the book. The most important moments in the story, especially, supply the strongest evidence to prove myself-- even true events, such as the Holocaust, prove to tell the same lesson. And, now, using the evidence that I have gathered around the…

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    Since the end of the Revolutionary War in 1783, the United States had been unable to escape war, despite its best efforts. One of the most significant wars in United States history is the First World War (WWI). WWI was a pivotal event for the United States as well as for all of the countries involved. Like most wars, the origins of this war are unclear and complex. However,Germany and the United States each had an exact reason for joining WWI. For Germany, the assassination of Archduke Franz…

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