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    Allen Ginsberg's America

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    Ginsberg’s use of clever diction and sarcasm, criticize America and its American ideals, making it seem as if the country’s fears are ironic and childish. A common theme throughout the poem is Religion; Ginsberg symbolizes religious ideals as the perfect American ideal, however, he then uses these religious themes to denounce American beliefs. Ginsberg starts off by making it seem as if religion and religious ideals are good. He asks “America…

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    The definition of ideal refers to the act of being perfect. While an ideal society may not be a perfect one, it should be one that is most beneficial to its communities and citizens. It should also be one with good social and political order. Currently in the world, there is corruption that comes with power, poverty and homelessness, and detrimental foreign relations. If there was an ideal society it would be one with non-materialistic values, a respect for others, good opportunities, and a…

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    democracy. Mill and Tocqueville both feared tyranny, and promoted democracy so that citizens could have individual liberties, and thoughts. Mill’s ideal citizen in a democracy would be participatory, and opinionated in their beliefs. His citizen would not curtail any other citizen’s belief, no matter how far off of their beliefs it is. Tocqueville’s ideal citizen would be one who participates at a local level of politics. In On Liberty, John Stuart Mill stated, “Society can and does execute…

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    believes more in the importance of the group instead of the individual. Everyone in the society has the same beliefs and follows the same rules due to the bandwagon effect. Personal preferences are suppressed, and people who question the collectivist ideals are persecuted by society. The people cannot decide what they want to become because the Council picks what occupation they receive based on the needs of the State as a whole. This also affects…

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    it we shall need to give it a name. Fortunately, there is a name. It is the ‘meme’” (34). When capitalism is considered a meme, ideal and practice are separated because people are more focused in making more money and the ideal of perfect family starts to vanish. They want to make more money, but also have an ideal family, which is impossible to do because to have an ideal family, they would have to spend so much time together. Capitalism is able to spread because it is a meme and people see…

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    Magna Carta Thesis

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    the nobility, it still played a very important role in the establishment of the ideal. Stating, “The barons shall elect twenty-five of their number, and cause to be observed with all their might, the peace and liberties granted and confirmed to them by this charter,” the Magna Carta shows an understanding of the government’s role to enforce its ideals as well as protect and grant liberties. Expanding upon the ideals in the Magna Carta, the Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen…

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    The impact that historical figures have had on the social, economic, and political aspects of society have influenced and shaped the foundation for day to day life and the culture that can be seen today. Harvey Milk was born on May 22, 1930, in Woodmere, New York. Reared in a small middle class Jewish family, Milk was one of two boys born to William and Minerva Milk. Milk grew up in a time where ideas of equality and open tolerance for lesbians and gays were seen as radical, shocking, and not…

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    represented America’s ideals and morals as a country, and the ideas set the foundation for America today. The colonies were abused by the British Parliament with high taxes without representation, quartering troops, and overall harassment. This caused many American leaders to fight against these actions and prevent them in the future of the nation. The colonies declared independence from the British in result of the abuse with the Declaration of Independence that signifies major ideals that they…

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    Do you think racism know is bad? Then imagine racism know but 10x worse and then you have apartheid in South Africa. Apartheid is an ideal made by the white people in order to stay in power and govern over the coloured people of South Africa. Apartheid took place in South Africa, from 1948 through 1991. There were many laws under Apartheid that made the colored feel powerless, but thankfully for them people like Mandela, Tutu, and Biko were leaders of Africa who were trying to stop Apartheid.…

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    democratic ideals. The Second Great Awakening was occurring during this time and was the reason for these movements. The Second Great Awakening was led by leaders who encouraged changes in American society through the unity of the American people (Document B). The women’s suffrage movement supported democratic ideals because it was a movement that fought for the equality of women. This movement fought for the right for women to vote. Women were encouraged to fight for their own democratic…

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