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    higher moral code. Machiavelli presents The Prince as a guide to help improve the governing of the states and how statesman can acquire and keep their power. The piece can be broken into three sections of political power: acquiring and preserving dominions, problems of military power, and attributes of the prince. He argued that actions that may be deemed immoral may be essential for the betterment of the state rather than ruled by one’s morals. Another reason I think that this work should be…

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    control over currency. In the document, it states “The powers of the general government, it has been said, are delegated by the States, who alone are truly sovereign; and must be exercised in subordination to the States, who alone possess supreme dominion. This great principle is, that the constitution and the laws made in pursuance therefore are supreme; that they control the…

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    Animal Farm

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    Book Review Animal Farm Animal Farm is a satirical allegorical novel written by George Orwell. The book, first published in 1944 is widely regarded as one of the finest literary creation of the 20th century. Orwell, being a democratic socialist was strongly against the Authoritarian rule of Stalin and this book seems to be an outlet of his strong dislike towards Stalin. The book is a dystopic take on the Russian revolution and…

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    Presentation For Speech On December 10th: Made By: Brooke Heyl, Lalitha Aiyar, Maliyah Terry, and Eleanor Brodine In spite of the fact that, at the time, the formation of our government was seen as a grand experiment, all great experiments begin with background research and a purpose. In the case of the formation of the United States, the Framers researched other forms of government and different philosophies of the past. Of course, this was prompted by a series of attempts to seize…

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    Red Death Materialism

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    One may ponder the significance of materialistic wealth to humans—how it may or may not sculpt an individual's life— or the one ultimate destiny that accompanies mankind. Shelley’s The Mortal Immortal: A Tale portrays the value of physical riches to society, while also showing the inevitability of human decease with Winzy, as he witnesses those he loves facing their destiny with death, causing him emotional pain and suffering. Poe’s The Red Masque expresses how human mortality cannot be…

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    The Titan Cronus swallowed his children, but not noticing that his younger son, Zeus, would overthrow him. Not only did the Zeus achieve victory in becoming the god of gods but then marries his sister. He rule the world as a lightning god. Greek Mythology is a very interesting subject with endless hair raising legends. The gods of Olympus are the whole image of Greek Mythology. In this essay I will analyze the main gods and describe the detail and characteristics. I will compare the six siblings…

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    Allegory is a very common technique found in most, if not all, gothic literature. An allegory is a story in which characters, setting, and actions stand for a deeper concept. Some of the most common and famous allegories feature characters or places whose names directly describe what they symbolize. In “The Masque of the Red Death”, the main character, Prince Prospero, invited an exclusive group of his friends from among the knights and dames of his court to retire with him to the seclusion of…

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    Romeo’s response to the concept of love in Act 1 demonstrates his ingenuous and grandiose nature. Initially, we see him perplexed and almost angered by love, when he says “misshapen chaos… well-seeming forms!”. However, by Scene 5 we see that his earlier opinion has changed completely, and his response to his first meeting with Juliet shows this. His language is referenced from a Christian lexicon and puts the Elizabethan audience of the time period it was performed in at ease. His feelings…

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    Animal Testing Bad

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    Do you know how many animals were used in animal experiments? The research found out that there are more than 26 million animals that were used in animal experiments! This number sounds scary to me. Out of this 26 million animals, 95% are rodents, and ONLY 5% were intellectual animals. The reason why they do animal testing is because they want to find cures for humans. For nearly 100 years, medicines were improved so drastically because of the animal researches and experimental results. The…

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    Claire Shepherd September 18, 2017 History 126 Settlement Essay At nearly every establishment of mankind there is a crucial element of humanity: religion. Whether it be due to human's inner need for explanation, desire to fulfill a greater purpose, or maybe simply to form connections and bonds with one another, nearly every frontier of humankind has integrated religion into their way of life. Since the beginning of time, religion has been formed and reformed: archaic people believed in the…

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