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    powerful speech. A guide to a new revolution of possibly a new government. Within V revolutionary speech V recognizes three main problems which are the government has taken the freedom of speaking and is censoring it citizens just like the nation of North Korea, fear has overrun their thinking for what is wrong and what is right for them just like the society of Germany when Hitler became the leader, V uses his ability of powerful public speaking to point out to the people of London who is at…

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    The government is currently tracking our movements through surveillance and using modern technology to profile and record citizens. Our bureaucracy is using technology such as CCTV’s(closed circuit television) to track our behavior in real life and manipulating social media in order to to track our movements on the internet. This constant surveying is similar to the paranoid world of 1984. Author George Orwell expressed his worry for what the world will become in his classic novel, 1984. In the…

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    What makes a quote powerful? Many people can give you one or two quotes from various forms of media, such as movies or literature, that profoundly impacted how they viewed the world. Quotes can embody an entire theme or message with only a few words. Powerful quotes come in various forms and fulfil various roles in news stories. Powerful quotes can capture the drama of a situation, can reveal the personality of the situation, and can even elevate routine stories (Friend & Challenger, 2014, p.…

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    Maryanne Vollers helps Yeonmi Park tell her captivating story of how she risked her life to escape North Korea. When she was just 13 years old, Yeonmi and her mother, Keum, crossed a river that took them to China. Yeonmi’s sister, Eunmi, had traveled to China a few days before, and they hoped to find her once they arrived in China. Unfortunately, they had to leave Yeonmi’s father, Park, back in North Korea due to his untreated cancer. In this inspiring book, I learned the important lessons of…

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    Art has been a tool of self expression ever since the Stone Age, when humans first constructed petroglyphs along the walls of caves. Using solely their minds and finite resources, people were able to create images to describe their emotions, ordinary objects, and the world around them. Conveying their thoughts through artwork allowed many to enhance their perception of the world around them. With this in mind, the concept of art has expanded into a variety of mediums such as dance, music,…

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    the use of fear weakens the government. During the time of colonial America, the leaders of Salem intimidated the people of Salem into following their orders, similar to how McCarthy controlled America and how Kim Jong-Un has ruled over communist North Korea. Although critics argue that fear helps leaders govern, it actually weakens a government because leaders generate hysteria through their beliefs and actions, promote injustice, and lose sight of…

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    place of his birth and his son Akihito succeeded him to the throne. Kim Jong-Un (North Korea) 2011-???? Kim Jong-Un was born January 8, 1983, in Pyongyang, North Korea as the youngest son of Kim Jong-il. Kim Jong-Un became the leader of North Korea in 2011, having inherited his position from his father Kim Jong-Il. He is also the Military Leader of North Korea. Pyung-yang people live wealthy. On the other hand, North Korea refuses to join the International Labor Organization, so workers don’t…

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    The Korean War was “fought mutually for unknown and incommensurable(if not incomprehensible) goals “(Cummings.205) by the 2 most important sides, North Korea and the US together with the UN. Kim Il Sung decided to attack the south for several reasons and even though he risked the possibilities of the intervention of the U.S (which occurred), he downplayed its importance because he thought that his allies both Stalin (USSR) and Mao (Communist China) could and would take care of the U.S…

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    people feel suffered every day because of the starving and they have been living with a feeling of fear to get killed because of the dictatorship that has been run in all districts. Based on the research, dictatorship in North Korea is continue to find money even though millions of North Koreans are suffering from malnutrition and being in starvation…

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    The future is conquered by mysterious unknowns. In a world that lives in the present, the future's outcome holds the scariest time for change that will shape society either for better or for worse. George Orwell's novel, 1984, portrays a dystopian society managed by a totalitarian government that forces their ideologies on their people in a (mainly) psychological demeanor. Essentially, it is a novel that hints at a pessimistic future that will unravel, given contemporary of society's reliance…

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