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    Heroes The 19th century poet, Philip James Bailey once said, “The hero is the world-man, in whose heart One passion stands for all...” this means that a hero has passion for everything he or she does and who cares and helps everyone. When a hero becomes old or dies for what he was was doing to help people, he/she becomes a legend. Therefore, a hero is defined as legendary. Two legendary heroes are Abraham Lincoln and Frederick Douglas. Both men lived in history, in 19th century United States…

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    Avengers Age of Ultron Though many Americans will argue that equality has been gained between men and women in the United States, films even in the 21st century still reflect the exploitation of women. In The Avengers: Age of Ultron, two female super heroes, Black Widow and Scarlet Witch are not celebrated for a physical or supernatural strength, but for their skills in manipulation. This film reflects that women are regarded as sexual temptresses whose powers lies in manipulative prowess. Even…

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    Over time, the definition of a hero has changed. It has changed from the Anglo Saxon times, to an everyday hero, to a Hollywood hero. Not just the definition has changed over time, but also who our heroes are and how they became heroes. The Mirriam-Webster Dictionary explains that a hero is “a person admired for great deeds or fine qualities.” To me, that means that a hero would be selfless, honest, and hardworking, but to Hollywood, a hero is someone who is attractive, rich, and economically…

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    women fought side by side the men! During the Revolutionary War women were a big part of the war. Some of the women were even heroes, and without there help the battle might of gone a different way. In addition to fighting without them bring supplies they might of died of hunger or thirst. It was clear they were a big part of the war. Body Women Heroes Even some of the brave women went and fought in the war as soldiers, they dressed in their clothing and fought beside…

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    What Makes a Hero? Heroes are everywhere in the world. They are not only decorated war soldiers or law enforcement officers; heroes are everyday people in our lives. Heroes can be young, old, men, or women. They can be strong, weak, brave, or cowardly. In the Disney movie Hercules, there is a quote that says, “A true hero is not measured by the size of his strength, but the strength of his heart.” (Hercules) Everyone has their own opinion of what qualities a hero should possess. Does a…

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    Malala Yousafzai Dbq

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    walk away and not care at all, yet they decided to take a risk and save a life. These courageous heroes didn’t even think twice about the possible harmful consequences of their actions. The actions of true heroes today are deemed as selfless only if they put their lives in danger to save someone, perform beneficial deeds without expecting anything in return, or take bold actions despite fears. Heroes that endanger their own life for the benefit of others are truly selfless. For example, a gunman…

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    Female Heroism In Beowulf

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    Compared to today, someone could be regarded as a hero one day and then their reputation could be destroyed by the media the following day. However, the aspect of moving from male-dominated heroes to interchanging a hero’s gender has yet to occur which could hint at the presence of limited…

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    modern day heroes because they’re relatable, they give us an idea of how our future should look and the path we should follow. Both articles “What Makes Superman So Darned American?” by Gary Engle and “Larger Than Life” by Jenny Lyn Bader give insight on their idea of role models or heroes. Bader focuses on explaining why a more realistic role model such as, the people around us that go through real situations with consequences is better. Opposing to Engle’s idea of mythical super heroes such as…

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    Heroes are and can be everyday people they do not have to be able to fly, but a person who makes a difference. Heroes can be determined by the challenges they face and their characteristics. Some of these traits are patriotism, determination, and courage. To start off with, one of the attributes a hero has is patriotism. The poem, A Man states, “while fighting for his country he lost an arm”. This man who lost his arm has strong patriotism, because he did not have to choose to fight for his…

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    Does a her have to be someone with fame?? People use different meanings to define a hero. There are incompatible types of heroes. Although, heroes do major thing for the world there are no different than anybody else. A hero can be any everyday person. Heroes save and prevent bad things from happening. They help lots of people everyday. Even though they’re risking their lives to save the don’t mind helping. A hero is someone who risk their lives to save and prevent. According to Dr. Gurley,…

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