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    The Middle Ages were a time period in which many factors shifted, due to changing world powers and themes. The political and economic structures of many European nations were now starting to form, even if it was slowly. One of the most important factors when looking at Western Europe’s economic and political history is the Roman Empire. The Roman Empire was very dominant and influential on world history. They shaped trade, economy, political structure, public health, and many other concepts and…

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    to reform American education is complacency.” Just like other immigrants, I am struggling to learn English, and I sometimes doubt whether my struggle will ever end. Despite the many circumstances that I have already overcome, my ability to understand and to write well in English remain my hardest challenge. I am proud of what I already learned and will keep it up as my personal goals. However, English has never been easy for me to improve my skills. Several power stories over the past eight…

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    reconfiguration of English class hierarchy in the seventeenth century are largely co-dependent. They are most evident when we examine the image of the man and his tobacco as it progressed from a satire of the idle socialite in the eighteenth century to the proud status-marker of the workingman in the nineteenth century. In Orwell’s descent into abject poverty in the 1920s, tobacco use ceases to be a recurring image in fiction, and instead largely informs us of the miseries faced by thousands…

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    My parents decided to move to the United States from China when I was in elementary school. Learning English was difficult because neither of my parents knew any English nor have I had exposure to this new language. At school, I couldn’t understand anything the teachers and kids were saying. Most of my early communications were through body movements and gestures. Realizing this dilemma, my mom decided to take me to tutoring classes to help break the language barrier. There, I had a Chinese…

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    What is an excellent stress reliever? It is reading. Reading can be done at school, work, and even while traveling. People can read just about anywhere. Reading is for people of all ages. Believe it or not, reading can make people become smarter. It is one of the first things people learn in life. Reading has helped me become a better reader and writer. At a young age, I was learning how to read. Once I got in bed, my mother will always read a bedtime story. My favorite books have always been…

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    your homework everyday. Backpacks are needed for middle schoolers. First, middle schoolers won’t be late to class if they have their books and homework in their backpacks.By not going to their locker they won’t get detention because they won’t be late. Students can get to class 3 minutes early. I asked the whole second period English class if middle schoolers should have backpacks. 11 said yes, 7 said no, and 2 said maybe. Therefore, middle schoolers want backpacks so they can have…

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    Who is Gabriel Garcia? To everybody he is a student from Tempe High that plays many different sports and keeps decent grades. At home he lives with a single mother in a crappy apartment. His only other family are two sisters, Stephanie and Yvette. His father, like many other families, has been absent for many years of his life. His life has been a struggle with people constantly doubting him. His journey is a long one and isn’t close to being finished. From the beginning of his life, to school,…

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    improve their skill, and to advance their interests?”(Peel, 13). This is important because Peel is drawing attention to the fact that England’s industrial rivals are striving to be just as good as they are. Furthermore, he attacks the idea that the English passion and workmanship is better than other nations and that as Englishmen, they “rely too much on our superiority” (Peel, 12-13). This shows that to Peel, his fellow Englishmen underestimate the ability of other nations to compete and place…

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    For most people asking for a Capri-Sonne is not a defining moment in their existence, for me that sliver colored squishy pouch of fruit juice with grapes that looked like purple miniature beach balls etched in the middle was the object that lured me into the world of speaking German. I was 2 years old when my mother received a phone call from my father exclaiming that the Army had assigned him to William O. Darby Kaserne and later that month our family, would be uprooted from suburban Seattle…

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    We might not see it obviously, but there are very strong relationship between language and social class. Language and social class interacts in interesting ways in our everyday life. In this essay I will mention about few example from my personal experience and thoughts and also from the articles that I read that is related to language and social class. From reading everyone’s discussion board, I noticed that there are few classmates that feel like they are considered as a lower social class…

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