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    A period that followed the Middle Ages. It is known as the Renaissance. It was a time of revival of learning and values of the Ancient Greece and Rome. There was very many innovations and creations during this time period. “There was a development of new technology, like the printing press, a new system of astronomy and the discovery and exploration of new continents” (history.com). Many subjects of learning were literature, philosophy and art. The styles of art were introduced in Italy in the…

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    Megan DeRock Plato 2A 4/25/17 Bluest Eye Essay The Bluest Eye tells the stories of rape, incest, and pain through the innocent eyes of a young black girl during the great depression.This perspective, seldom seen in literature, brings light to the hardships of being black in 1930s america. Race plays a crucial role in why the women in this novel struggle to find happiness in a world constantly telling them they are ugly. To them the pigment of their skin and eyes are more than just a trait…

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    Other situations have a higher chance at risking not only the child, but the mother as well. According to Johnston’s Archive; the reasons some women decide to kill an innocent child is the due to an event of “rape, incest, unready or is too immature or too young to have a child, the woman's parents want her to have an abortion, has problems with relationship or doesn’t want to enter single parenthood, the husband or partner wants her to have an abortion, has all the…

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    of David to spiral out of control. Explain in detail. That is, how does God “use” human agency to bring about his purposes. The House of David spirals out of control from 2 Samuel 11 - 2 Kings 8 in every aspect imaginable. There is murder, rape, incest, war, adultery, and betrayal, many of which are must have plots for Hollywood hits. This narrative certainly has the feel of receiving an Oscar or Academy award and I can see why these stories got passed down from generation to generation for…

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    Working Class Problems During the Industrial Revolution the working class had many problems such as working conditions, living conditions, disease, salary, and hygiene. The industrial revolution was a huge movement for the world, and began in Great Britain slowly making it’s way to the United states of America. Although the working class contributed the most, they benefited the least. Many industries were growing but the largest was the textile industry. Many women and children were working in…

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    Religion In Hamlet

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    challenged authority and made the Catholic Church get questioned about their religious beliefs and practices. In this reformation it is supposed to be said that Christianity is a big part of how everyone should act. In Hamlet, this play really focuses on incest and murder, which is not something that focuses on Christianity during the protestant reformation. The theme that was important to me during this play was religion. A few ways that…

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    Abortion Pro Life Essay

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    pregnancy so its not too late and cause it to hurt you. 7.2% of all abortions occurred between 14-20 weeks’gestation; 1.3% occurred greater than 21 weeks’ gestation. What’s even more shocking are these numbers 1% of all abortions occur because of rape or incest; 6%of abortions occur because of potential health problems with either the mother or the child; and 93% of akk abortions occur for socail or selfish reasons. The 93% is really sad, people shouldnt be able to kill a baby thats not even…

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    19th Century Gender Roles

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    The presence of women in society is no new phenomenon. The genetic findings of the first ‘Eve’ places one of the first theorized woman lives around 143,000 years ago (Fox). Moreover, the coexistence of men and women for these hundreds of thousands of years has led to specific sets of expectations for both genders to fulfill. Throughout several past centuries, there has generally been a trend regarding the dominance of men's actions over those of women’s. However, as technology and society have…

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    A Thousand Splendid Suns is a novel written by the Afghan-American author, Khaled Hosseini. The novel tends to play around the morals and religious practices of Afghanistan during the 1960’s, extending to the early 2000’s. The author succeeds to send a clear picture of how women are viewed on different levels of wealth and modernity within the country of Afghanistan. One of the main characters, Mariam, is the daughter of a rich father and a servant who had worked for him. Mariam is constantly…

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    successful since he found his fate and the truth he deserved for his crimes. In addition, his journey to finding justice affected the whole play by adding dramatic irony. His expedition led the audience to ponder on how he could not see parricide and incest he committed. Oedipus made the audience feel the intensity of his crimes. He affected the work because with each of his realizations the audience felt more intrigued to follow through to the…

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