House of Commons of the United Kingdom

Depression is one of the most common mental diseases as more than 300 million people worldwide suffer from the disease. But at the same time, it is a disease that is rarely discussed as, in many societies, it is involved with a taboo. However, in recent years, dialogue surrounding the mental disease has become a lot more common as writers such as Helen Cooper adds to the dialogue through writing. In the short story “Pretending to Know the Words”, which was published in the anthology Bath Short…

stealing and shootings. Another big problem here is that due to their lack of money and poverty. Most of the kids or people in Brazil suffer a lack of education because they can not afford to get an education. Also, due to the lack of money, their roads, houses, and towns could use some fixing up, but they manage to get by with what they go have.…

distinct from a group. A social group is having two or more people interacting with one another and sharing similar characteristics. They also have a sense of unity. A society is a group of people involved in social interaction or a group that shares a common or same social territory subjected to the same political authority and cultural expectations. There would be no society if no one was talking to each other, interacting and cooperating with one another. But to learn how to behave in a…

the instructions of the police men and pulled an e-cigarette out of his pocket, holding it in a ‘shooting’ stance. (Cook 2016). Most police men are not trained enough for situations that involve mental health in the United States (Fuller et al. 2015). The police of the United Kingdom have a police and mental health manual that launched in 2010 (Cole and Huish 2013). However, 25% of the police shootings’ victims in the UK are still people suffering from a mentally disorder (BBC 2016). In the end…

They didn’t have to pay workers which allowed them to accumulate more money. The money was then used macro economically to help with the industrial revolution and micro economically to buy themselves grand houses back in England. The plantation owners held such a large income that in the United States, 2 out of 3 males who had an income of $100,000 or more lived in the south. “If the North and South are treated as separate nations, the South was the fourth most prosperous nation in the world in…

Where is the most magical place on Earth? Some may say the enchanted forest, witch’s house, or even heaven in a religious context. But, if we revise this question by referring to a place that has proven existence with solid evidence, what comes to mind? The Magical Kingdom that Walt Disney produced is specifically marketed to be the most magical place on Earth; many children will attest to this statement. Not only does Walt Disney convey this magical message in their theme parks, but they…

during this time. The “Valley of Ashes” in the novel represents the absolute poverty and hopelessness, “This is a valley of ashes – a fantastic farm where ashes grow like wheat into ridges and hills and grotesque gardens; where ashes take the forms of houses and chimneys and rising smoke and, finally, with a transcendent effort, of ash-grey men, who move dimly and already crumbling through the powdery air.”(pg.26, The Great…

mobility is the ability of an individual to rise from a low social class to social class higher. Social movements in the United States more easily outpaced in the United Kingdom or India because the system independent and self-confident more selfless social class…

in financial debt, without their consent. Moreover, Sheila is a woman who has agoraphobia. Agoraphobia is an anxiety disorder where a person believes the environment is dangerous. Frank leeches onto Shelia, recently divorced woman, to live in her house. Frank only does this when he realized he is kicked out of Gallagher’s home. Frank has tricked her into believing that he is a saint, and cannot do any wrong. When Shelia starts making steps outside, he uses his wit to scared her and she regressed…

A never ending battle against monarchy was the foundation of the history of antebellum United States. The idolization of republicanism by the American people especially in the Era of Good Feelings succeeding the War of 1812 was fuel for the intense fear of emotional and political hegemony. In the early 1800s, monarchy was extremely common, specifically in the superpowers of Europe. These superpowers included the Spanish and Portuguese Empires that ruled over various Latin American colonies.…