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    “Strong minds discuss ideas, average minds discuss events, weak minds discuss people”-Socrates. The wrath of God has been a source of control for as long as religion has been followed. It is what causes followers to behave within the realms of their religion. But to the disbelief of God fearing men, not every event that transpires is for the best intention. In Candide by Voltaire, the idea that everything happens for the best of reasons is challenged. We follow Candide as he is kicked out of his…

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    absolutism techniques to become the best ruler. He used absolutism by taking over the Cortes, he centralized the Spanish government, and he saw himself as the Roman Catholic Church guardian. He used absolutism by creating a secret police called the inquisition and killed out most of the protestant population. Due to Elizabeth of England’s help to the Protestants though, Philip was forced to use…

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    History is a subject with such diverse sub-sections. In essence, everything has a history. Although, it can be argued that what someone may believe is history is just a series of memories (Ducharme, 2009). Hence, some believe that there is a specific distinction between history and memory (Ducharme, 2009). History is more akin to a scientific process (Ducharme, 2009). Historians (i.e. scientists) use primary sources (i.e. experimental results) to understand the events of the past and through…

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    Martinez exposes the relationship between limpieza de sangre and the sistema de castas through its origins in fifthteen-century Spain and its ambiguous implications in Spanish America. Originally containing religious connotations during the Spanish Inquisition over concerns of converted Jews and Muslims to Christianity, Martinez attempts to answer the question of how and why the notion of limpieza de sangre adopted into a colonial setting regarding race. Moving in a chronological order, Martinez…

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    to read for this assignment was “The Evolution of Porn Studies” by Chantal Braganza. In her article, Braganza talks about the evolution of the study of pornography and how despite it being a legitimate form of academia for at least thirty years the subject matter is still fraught with polarization of opinion and stigma. Braganza recounts the height of pornography with activists raising concerns about the objectification of women resulting in the promotion of the same behaviours in the real world…

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    importance of his faith from a young age, and stood up for it his entire life. Although Jews like Daniel had the opportunity to improve their social and economic positions many Englishmen were not tolerant of people of the Jewish belief. The Spanish Inquisition…

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    Too often do we take for granted the basic ability to speak in fear of critical judgment from our peers. The pressures of fitting into society as normal citizens brutally crushes the confidence and dreams of a happy life for Helen Keller in “A Word for Everything,” and “Living with Dyslexia,” written by Gareth Cook. In her early childhood, Helen Keller recalls standing on her porch feeling dumb and uncertain of what the future held for her due to being deaf and blind (Keller 145). Gareth Cook…

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    It is important to acknowledge that cultural, social, and historical contexts play a crucial role in the shaping of a novel and giving it meaning. The relevance of a novel’s context can be seen in the three literary works that I have studied. The Handmaid's Tale, written by Margaret Atwood, challenges society’s understanding and perspective towards gender inequality and a totalitarian regime by telling the story from the perspective of a woman. The Unbearable Lightness of Being provides a…

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    Educators interminentely exercise multiple classification of assessments prior to determine student’s strengths and inadequacies Moreover educators and pupils are capable of comprehending their abilities. The ensuing essay will review two checklists component eminently are of particular significance ahead of evaluating English language learner. Moreover, the reason I believe that are of extremely importance is feedback and fairness.…

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    The pentagram is used in a few different religions from Wiccan and Paganism to the Satanic community, to even the Christian and Jewish religions. In this essay I will explain the meaning of the term and what it means to me, I will also discuss how it used in the Pagan and Wiccan community and if I would use it in my own practice. I will be discussing why it is important to know and any misconceptions me or any others have had with this term. The term pentagram came from the Greek word…

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