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    “In the latter part of the last century there lived a man of science, an eminent proficient in every branch of natural philosophy, who not long before our story opens had made experience of a spiritual affinity more attractive than any chemical one” (Hawthorne 3). This story is “The Birthmark” by Nathaniel Hawthorne. The short story is about finding out how to balance Aylmer’s love of science with the love of his life, his wife. Our main character, Aylmer is consumed with the influence of…

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    were being noticed in the monarch and controversy noted in organized religion began to come to light, this convinced the people that a change was needed. As this change continued, so did the artistic style. Neoclassical art was used to inspire patriotism by encouraging viewers in the revival of moral and civic virtue and promoting revolutionary ideas. When revolutionary movements established republics in France and America, the neoclassical art style was accepted as the government’s official…

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    and focus more on domestic issues, and in-turn the Era of Protest had begun (Winter ’16 condensed Vietnam, 3/1). The demands for social change in the 1960s were at an all-time high. The effects of these protests for change were bringing about mass patriotism. The American public’s negative opinion of the war caused the Vietnam Syndrome (Winter ’16 condensed Vietnam, 3/1). This hesitation to send troops overseas ultimately played a huge role in the public opinions of the Iranian Hostage Crisis.…

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    What is Patriotism? Patriotism is the love of one's country over all things. None of the young soldiers in All Quiet on the Western Front, by Erich Remarque, are painted as patriots. Instead they are instruments of elected or appointed politicians who use their own stilted sense of patriotism to encourage young men to then give their lives to defend the country. In this setting, acts of patriotic heroism are thus made pathetic because they are made for no positive outcome. Remarque’s use of…

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    Patriotism to me means having good citizenship, bravery, sacrificing, and love. It is important to me because it shows that we should practice all of these things in our lives. They are all helpful in everyday life. We can learn how to be brave, be a good citizen, and love one another by putting others first. I believe that it will make our communities easier to live in rather than always worrying about racial divides and inequalities. McCain points outs “There are the ways, small, and large, we…

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    between Germany and Austria-Hungary. As a consequence, more countries became involved in the war, such as Russia, France, and Italy; and the war was deemed to be the First World War. The experience of the war was often romanticized with the ideals of patriotism and honor , however the novel, All Quiet on the Western Front, written by Erin Maria Remarque during a time of anti-war sentiment in Europe, shows an alternative perspective. In Remarque’s novel, a soldier named Paul Bäumer, who…

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    The desire to flourish financially during the late 1800s held great popularity among many. In being known as the “land of opportunity, many individuals eagerly set out for America as a path to wealth. Due to the great industrial expansion during this time, great cities such as New York became one of the ideal places to settle. In The House of Mirth, America holds a sense of hope and growth to those who set foot within it, but overtime this financial ambition holds no value. The true stability…

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    how us Americans are acting and our patriotism towards America he wouldn’t be happy at all. In fact when George Washington said one of his quotes it stated “The name of American, which belongs to you in your natural capacity must always exalt the just pride of patriotism…..”, and what that is if you are an American you should always speak highly or never speak bad on Americas. The role of patriotism today isn’t very large on a lot of Americans. The patriotism isn’t strong like how it was when…

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    Patriotism, as defined by Merriam-Webster’s Dictionary, is “love that people feel for their country.” In different ways, American’s express patriotism. Ian Frazier’s “All-Consuming Patriotism” provides insight as to that same love people feel for their country being abused by our government. In this text, Frazier presents a strong opinion demonstrating the power of the government and the toll the government has on it’s people. Although I, personally, do not recall the attack on 9/11, that…

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    that everyone can join with their different skills. There are many reasons why people join the U.S. Armed Forces, these are educational opportunities, pay and benefits, full medical care for the soldier and their family, and lastly Patriotism. As a result Patriotism is one of the major reasons why people join because the person are motivated by the environment and society. The person has a sense of being a leader and stand for those who are too weak to stand alone, for the protection of the…

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