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    rhetoric was the heartbeat of Elizabethan society, and it was this which dictated the position of women within it. In his book titled “The First Blast of the Trumpet Against the Monstrous Regiment of Women,” leader of the Scottish Reformation, John Knox would state the purpose of “Women in her greatest perfection was made to serve and obey man, not to rule or command him.” Women were, in Shakespearean England, second class citizens; their potential in society strictly limited at birth. This…

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    After the idea of the noble savage, and enslaving; next came elimination on a new level than before. Originally, there were four ways that race was classified during the nineteenth century, and these were created by Robert Knox and Count Arthur de Gobineau 7. The first factor or idea was that race was not vast, but yet, could be put into small and distinct groups. From this, then they discussed that race could be identified by physical markers. This looked at features such…

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    Throughout the expanse of European history, many female leaders have been persecuted based on their gender alone. Elizabeth I of England, the daughter of Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn, was one of these many dignitaries. Despite the ideas that rule by a woman was against nature and the holy sacraments, Elizabeth I ruled as the supreme governess of her realm, dealing with the great contempt held against her by soldiers, church officials, and even ordinary subjects. Elizabeth I pursued her career…

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    reason why women are to blame for disasters. Another legendary Greek myth, the Trojan War, was a long, bitter battle fighting for the beautiful Helen, which eventually destroyed the city of Troy according to Homer’s Iliad (translated by Fagles and Knox 633). On the other side of the Eurasian continent, there was the king of the Western Zhou Dynasty of ancient China who fired the warning beacon frequently, not for summoning the armies for emergency, but fooling the armies to see his beloved,…

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    The American Revolution and how it Affected Slaves and Women The American Revolution, the revolution in which the thirteen colonies broke free from Great Britain's rule and created The United states of America. Little do you know the American Revolution marked a change in the way women were perceived as and affected slaves lives with a hope of freedom. In the 1700’s the women's traditional role was to cook, clean, bare children and take care of the house. That came to a change in 1765, the…

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    “A Vindication of the Rights of Woman” During the period of revolutionary change in Europe, Mary Wollstonecraft wrote “A vindication of the Rights of Woman” as an attempt to show the oppression of men against women. Wollstonecraft accurately vindicates the rights of woman, by stating “Women are told from their infancy…. softness of temper, outward obedience and scrupulous attention…. will obtain for them the protection of man, and should they be beautiful, everything else is needless, for, at…

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    Boston Massacre The Boston Massacre was one of the most important events that have ever taken place in Colonial America. It sparked the start of the Revolutionary War, which caused many of those loyal to Britain to rally with those who wanted freedom, and it was considered a turning point for many colonists, to fight the British. Life back then was hard. The colonists had tried to rebel and as a result; the British Parliament passed many acts that negatively affected the colonist’s everyday…

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    a sizable reserve of lignite in West Tennessee, more than a billion tons, but as yet there has been no mining. Zinc is another mineral of considerable importance to Tennessee's economy. Mines and mills are being operated in Grainger, Jefferson, and Knox counties in East Tennessee, and in Smith County in Middle Tennessee. Tennessee is currently the second largest producer of zinc in the…

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    Biking Essay

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    the sense in community rather than convince, shops and restaurants can close during the middle of the day and reopen only late in the evening. European countries have a strong relaxed lifestyle which doesn’t focus on minimal things like Americans do (Knox, Mayer). It will take a lifetime and a lot of commitment for America to be able to reach that slow paced lifestyle, with it would come the bikes and less need for cars. However, a more reasonable expectation for America would be to provide more…

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    Ever since I was little my favorite place has been the Wapsi. The Wapsi is a river but there is a spot by the river that is heaven to me. This spot is where my dad owns 5 acres of property, where I can ride four-wheelers, shoot guns, go fishing, go boating, go swimming, and raise livestock without anyone ever noticing. My dad is going to give me this property once I graduate high school. There is only one stipulation; I have to keep a 3.0 or higher which isn’t a problem for me so far. There is…

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