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    Triangle Factory Dbq

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    During the 1900s sweatshop like conditions were a norm for many factory workers, this also included the workers at the triangle factory. Conditions of the factories and shops (near 500) were not held up to par because, most factory staff was made up of immigrants who came to America in search of the American dream and ended up in the ghettos trying to survive. The conditions of the factories were challenged and some changes were made, but as Samuel Gompers said, “women had to burn in order to…

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    By locking themselves in the castle the knights, dams, and prince believe they have saved themselves from the plague. As the plague terrorizes through the lands, the people of the castle are living very lavishly and are ignoring the outside horrors. The people…

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    “The Yellow Wallpaper” is a story written by Charlotte Perkins Gilman during the late nineteenth century. The story is mainly about the narrator, Jane, and her battle with a “nervous disorder”. The woman spends the story journaling to herself, explaining her situation, diagnosis, the wallpaper in the nursery room that she is temporarily staying in, as well as the woman she believes is inside of it. Throughout the story, the narrator is pushed around by her husband and society’s expectations,…

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    Stress is a state of well-being when an individual feels strain due to demanding or adverse circumstances. Stress can factor in our lives in a various amount of ways in the form of daily hassles, major life events, conflict, and frustration. Those are not the only things that affect a person's well-being, having a mental health issue can also be negatively emotionally and physically taxing on an individual's physical and mental well-being. About 44% of Americans feel more stressed than they did…

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    indicative of just that. Such a process is rather cyclical, and far from correctional, owing to a variety of causes, but primarily due to the circumstances that those caged up are faced with in prisons. The fundamental flaw, lies in the fact that locking up a criminal, regardless of the crime committed, is somehow supposed to rectify such a behavior. Furthermore, prisoners upon release are devoid of means of rehabilitation, and in fact, due to the circumstances arising out of being branded a…

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    Authority and power are very similar; people who possess them are often view themselves as superior. In the play “Antigone”, Sophocles uses Creon to depict the effect of power on a human being. Sophocles portrayal of the negative effect of power becomes especially convincing when he discusses the extent of individuals oppose authority, how individuals of power neglect the ideologies of others, how upper class individuals are in constant validation of their authority, and how those individuals…

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    Social Norm Summary

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    This episode begins with a brief fight scene between Tyreese and Rick over who killed Diane and David, which then turns to discussing on how the flu continuing to spread among the community in which they live. The town designs some urgent steps that have to be taken to ensure the well-being of the community. We learn that twelve people died during the attack on the community and those who survived but have the flu are in quarantine. At the meeting, the council eventually agrees that the…

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    his room up till the point where the baby drops from the ceiling towards Renton. From this scene, we can see various withdrawal symptoms faced by drug addicts, in this case, Mark Renton. In the beginning of the scene, we can see Mark’s parents locking the door, which in a sense represents the feeling of entrapment and confinement which represents Marks feelings in relation to no longer having drugs as part of his lifestyle. As the scene progresses, we can see Mark struggling on his bed as he…

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    To me, Correction, basically boils down to the statement of: Fixing what was wrong. In simple cases it may just understanding I had done something wrong today and correcting the process by the following day. Otherwise it may be as extreme as realizing I had done a project wrong, which would require me to start anew and correct my mistakes. But to me, the definition of correction simply means to fix what was done wrong. Jails, prisons, and penitentiaries, whether state or federal, provide the…

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    Anaphora is present with “by avoiding bars…, by approaching her car…, by locking doors…” (2). With this repetition, she points out how many things women must do to protect themselves. Hasselstrom uses procatalepsis when she says, “But these precautions aren’t always enough. I spent years following them and still found myself in…

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