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    woman and a person woman should be inspired by. Joan was a courageous girl even from a young age. In this paper I will explain in detail the life of Joan of Arc starting from a rather young age and then moving on to fighting in the Hundred Year War to being burned to death in 1431. From this paper you will be inspired by how faithful Joan of Arc was , she would do anything out of the love of God. At the age of 13 Joan said that she heard voices and was claiming that the voices were saints.…

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    Dropping the legal drinking age. The legal Drinking age was once the age of eighteen, that is until the 1980s when the law was that the drinking age should be risen to twenty-one to diminish the amount of deaths caused by young drunk drivers. It has succeed but it has also driven it to unsupervised parties such as high school parties and fraternity and sorority parties where all age groups have access to alcohol. But in this day and age the amount of deaths cause by drunk driving is not…

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    monster of oppression towards women came about, it is also necessary to understand how life was for women in different parts of the world, as well as tracing their corresponding time periods all the way to current time. There are records of marriage as early as 2350 BC in Mesopotamia. Love was not the reason why the male made his selection towards the union with a women, but more like choosing a property for procreation. In the short story “The Story of an Hour,” by Kate Chopin, the character of…

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    The Fight for the Drinking Age The drinking age of 21 in the United States has been refuted by many people. However, others want to keep it the same. For one, since the drinking age was set to 21, there has been decreasing levels of alcohol consumption in adults over and under 21 ("Fact"). Another reason is consumption of alcohol can be dangerous, even deadly. Alcohol is the leading cause of death for youths and it accounts for 75,000 deaths in the U. S. annually (Wechsler). Laws have been…

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    Raising the Driving Age to Eighteen Remember the feeling of your first time being free on the open road, with none but yourself to direct where your going. Every person remembers the thrill of freedom that getting your license at sixteen brings. What we don't remember is our first car crash, how lucky we are to have lived through it and the huge risk teen drivers are really taking by being on the road. Automobile accidents are a common sight on the road and the majority of the population has…

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    now is regarded as a seminal figure of the romantic age. His work and art has influenced countless writers and artists throughout the years. Blake is even labeled as a “magical” writer and an “original” thinker. Although during his own time period, this artistic genius went wildly unnoticed. Born in 1757 in London, England, William Blake began writing at a young age. He claimed to have his first “vision” of a tree full of angels, at only the age of 10 years old. He studied engraving and…

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    writing about death within his poetry. In fact, he has even been quoted claiming that the death of a beautiful woman is the most poetic topic in the entire world. In his final poem, Annabel Lee, Poe writes about the death of his beautiful, young love in a kingdom by the sea. Within the poem, Poe’s use of a musical rhyming pattern, vivid imagery, and figurative language all come together to support the poem’s overall meaning. Outside factors such as his long history of writing poems about death…

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    born on April 4, 1928 in St. Louis, Missouri. Her mother Vivian Johnson was a nurse and realtor while her father Bailey Johnson was a naval dietician. Her birth name was Marguerite Annie Johnson and it was in her early twenties that she adopted her famous stage name Maya Angelou. Her early childhood was spent being raised by her paternal grandmother Annie Henderson after her parent’s divorce. She lived behind a grocery store that sold to both blacks and whites with her bother Bailey Johnson Jr.…

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    In life, death is often regarded as the end, an abrupt stop on the journey of life. In my life; however, death has always signified a new beginning rather than an end. Experiencing several deaths at an early age, I often was forced grow up or mature much more quickly than other children my age. These experiences helped define who I am today. One death, however, had a particularly strong impact on my life and helped me cross the threshold into adulthood in my own way. The passing of my grandma,…

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    Many people today in America smoke tobacco knowing that tobacco is one thing that can call you to your death very early. Tobacco has a very long-lasting history in America, tobacco was discovered by the American Indians that was before the Europeans came from countries like England, Spain, France, and Italy to North America. Tobacco was not always for bad use, Native Americans sometimes smoked tobacco for their religion and medical reasons as well. In 1612 in Jamestown, Virginia tobacco started…

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