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    Imagery is described as visually descriptive or figurative language, especially in a literary work. William Shakespeare’s tragedy Romeo and Juliet is one of his most famous works, and it is no stranger to figurative language. Throughout the play, light and dark imagery are used prominently to show emotions, namely heartache and lust. Both in good times and bad, Shakespeare peppers his story with mentions of torch and fire, night and stars, each with its own hidden meaning. Imagery is used…

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    Dress codes According to Kaitlin Menza ” Last March middle schoolers in Evanston, Illinois protested a ban on leggings and yoga pants , which female students say they were told are too distracting to boys”. Some schools in america today are calling females clothing sexist and distracting. Schools are also saying that women’s clothing perpetuate rape culture. Dress codes should be abolished in american high schools because they unfairly limits and target girls’ clothing To be fair in…

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    This is evident even from the heading of Paine's third chapter, 'Thoughts on the Present State of American Affairs.'; The word 'thoughts' can infer that what follows is simply one man's conception on how things are and how they should be; that they may not necessarily reflect the true views of one nation. In fact, Paine says this in his introductory paragraph, by disclaiming that 'perhaps the sentiments contained in the following pages are not yet sufficiently fashionable to procure them general…

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    Goodness In The Crucible

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    Growing up in a world full of wrong doing and evilness, we were taught the difference between right from wrong. We were also taught that no matter what we should always strive to be good people and treat others with respect no matter how they may treat us. Our actions that we make show whether or not we are good. Sometimes we may make some bad decisions along the way and some of us hold ourselves accountable worrying what others may think until we act in a way that still shows goodness in…

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    Gary Wills is the author of the book James Madison, which details the life of James Madison through his career as a politician. The focus of the book is Madison’s presidency, which Wills brings to the forefront as the major topic. Wills states that most other books do not focus on Madison’s presidency saying, “Madison’s very presidency is semi-forgotten. When Madison expert Jack N. Rakove published a selection of his writings in 1999, only 40 of its 864 pages came from his presidential years.”…

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    Lexie Phongthai-Yochum English 175 Similarities in Poetry Critique Aristotle wisely stated, “Poetry is finer and more philosophical than history; for poetry expresses the universal, and history only the particular.” Poetry has been around for thousands of years, so it is not peculiar that many works are similar to one another. As you read more and more poetry, you began to see their similarities, primarily in their themes and figurative language. Because poetry has been around so long, it is…

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    Sarah Dessen

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    over 10 successful best-selling novels. Novels such as What Happened to Goodbye, Along for the Ride, and Lock and Key have sparked the lives of many individuals all over the world. The world introduced the future adored author on June 6, 1970 in Evanston, Illinois. She grew up in Chapel Hill, North Carolina where she eventually attended UNC – Chapel Hill where she would study Creative Writing and graduated with a degree in English with highest honors. Both of her parents are professors at UNC…

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    Native American land and culture were impacted negatively by the western expansion of the United States due to the fact that many lost their land, were stripped of their rights, and some even died. After learning and analyzing the 1800s, it is clear that Native Americans had to fight for the simply things that most people today take for granted. For instance, during this time period Native Americans were constantly having to battle the United States government for land. The U.S. citizens and…

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    Jared Hunt hr2 10/9/14 Betancourt, Stephanie. “Why Did The U.S. Government Force Indian Children Into Boarding School?” Do All Indians Live In Tipis: Questions and Answers From The National Museum of the American Indian. Sally Barrows. New York: Harper Collins Publisher, 2007. 186-187. Print The white settler believed in the phrase, “kill the indian, save the man.” This meant that the white government was trying to educate the indians to be more like the whites and be educated. starting…

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    Beowulf Essay Beowulf is an epic hero who battles three demons, Grendel, Grendel’s mother, and a nasty dragon. Grendel is a monster who killed people for their blood. Beowulf pretended to sleep so he could trick Grendel and kill him so no one else would die. Grendel’s mother was not happy that Beowulf killed Grendel. Grendel’s mother killed a friend of Hrothgar, the king. Beowulf went to Grendel’s mother and killed her without any weapons. 50 winters later a dragon was terrorizing the Geats, so…

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