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    within seconds. It’s beneficial because if someone needs to know the answer to something quickly it can come in handy; however, it can come off as lazy; therefore modern-day technology is taking away, what should be, our common traits. As said in Nicholas Carr’s Is Google Making Us Stupid?, “It is clear that users are not reading online in the traditional sense; indeed there are signs that new forms of ‘reading’…

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    Nicholas Sparks’s A Walk to Remember is a coming-of-age novel in which the protagonist is developed from a rebellious adolescent into a mature adult. Landon Carter, grows into a responsible man after he experiences his tragic love for Jamie Sullivan. After reading How to Read Literature Like a Professor, readers might interpret certain events in the novel based on the elements that Thomas C. Foster finds significant in understanding a story. Sparks uses character markings, a mysterious illness,…

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    and post Russian Revolution era. Mr. Jones is that of the last tsar of Russia, Tsar Nicholas II. They both manage to be out of touch with everything, especially their people and animals in this case. With Mr. Jones being a drunken idiot who forgets to feed his animals, Tsar Nicholas II ignored the cries of the laborers and peasants of Russia and instead used the money for…

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    nothing to challenge our minds. This article will help support my stand. 3. Wells, K., Carlson, B., Frum, D., McAdams, D. P., Graham, D. A., Thompson, D., … Gritz, J. R. (2010, June 8). Nicholas Carr on the ’superficial’ Webby mind. . Retrieved from http://www.theatlantic.com/entertainment/archive/2010/06/nicholas-carr-on-the-superficial-webby-mind/57610/ The Atlantic Wire National article is a sort of interview with Carr in response to his article, “Is Google Making Us Stupid?”. This article…

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    nationalism to assassinate Franz Ferdinand as a sign of propaganda (document I). Their objective was for the south Slav to gain its independence. This way they could use their nationalism to unite and create Yugoslavia. This assassination was the spark that ignited the Powderkeg and ultimately started World War I. Although all of the M.A.I.N. reasons were causes of World War I, nationalism had the most dramatic impact. Not only did it cause the unification of Germany, but it also created the…

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    Is Technology Good Or Bad

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    computers, TV and video games. Teenagers and adolescents might feel more connected to this topic. The articles “Teens: This Is How Social Media Affects Your Brain” by Susie East. “It’s Digital Heroin: How Screens turns Kids into Psychotic Junkies” by Nicholas Kardars. And “The Impact of Social Media on Children, Adolescents and Families” by Gwenn Schurgin O’Keeffe, and Katheleen Clarke, all deliberates the phenomenon that is happening with social media, video games, and technology in general.…

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    cathedrals were known for their pointed arches and bigger windows with colorful glasses that transformed the church on a living organism. Christ Church Anglican Cathedral is a Gothic cathedral constructed in Ottawa, Canada in 1833 on a land donated by Nicholas Sparks (1794-1862), an early landlord of Ottawa. The Cathedral was enlarged in 1841 due to the rapid growth in the population. In 1872, the church was demolished and rebuild in the Gothic style. In Christ Church Anglican Cathedral,…

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    Sensationalism and Contract Theory of Government. Locke 's theory of Sensationalism, proclaims that people are equal in birth and should be equal in rights because everyone is born as a "blank slate" to be further shaped by society. This theory continues to spark questions in the mind of Locke, leading to his development of Contract Theory of Government, which proclaims that if one 's own government becomes oppressive and takes away the rights of the people, then rebellion should occur within…

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    like emailing a foreign relative to ask for advice, would be subject to suspicion and may even result in questioning by government officials. Not only that, but any government agent could determine your religious affiliation, see that you enjoy Nicholas Sparks novels, and view your banknote. This is not just a breach of your Fourth Amendment rights, but an overall detestable violation of…

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    be self governing, because one can decide how to live their life. Becoming cognizant of the consequences of being guarded is crucial to taking risks and changing your state of being. Erin learns those consequences in the novel Safe Haven by Nicholas Sparks. It is when Erin decides to leave her home and husband that she learns how unhappy she was. SInce the moment she left she has been unsafe and starving yet she no longer felt lifeless. Erin understood that living a life…

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