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    blood but the mark of hunger is still visible on them (Dickens 32). The wine symbolizes blood in the book. Because the peasants stop everything they are doing, the peasants, the proletariat desperately want blood to be spilled for change in their society. Similarly, the French peasants are illustrated as savage. While Mr. Lorry is looking at the mob outside, the French peasants are "awry with…

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    Feudalism was an intricate system that tied together loyalty, social classes, resources, land, giving, and getting. Each social class depended on each other and relied on the king to distribute land. The manor supported feudalism because the structure made people depend on one another, similar to feudalism. Farmers provided the feudal arrangement with a base of resources which were constantly replenished by the laborers. Feudalism had interconnected social classes so that people were dependent…

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    August Sander knew that this comparison of these men in their suits would become such a well-known analysis. Berger then goes on to explaining the first photograph. Right away he mentions that those men are peasants, and “20 or 30 years earlier, such clothes did not exist at a price which peasants could afford.” He talks about how rare suits are in Western European villages, and usually the “dark” suits are worn only for special occasions or on Sundays. Next, Berger describes an experiment…

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    The Middle Ages were filled with fear, death, strife, war, and famine. All who lived during the years 1300-1453 faced plague, war, and schism. However, not all of this time was bad. Education was more accessible for people. A strong feeling of nationalism struck the people of war-torn countries. Most importantly, the turmoil of the Dark Ages led to one of the greatest periods of discovery and creativity known to man: the Renaissance. The three events that characterized the Dark Ages—The Black…

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    out at a mining complex during the festival of San Juan. The Bolivian army surrounded and captured the mining camps, killing eighty-seven citizens including men, women, and children. The San Juan Massacre represents the constant struggle Bolivian peasants faced throughout the 1970s to survive during a time when the political and economic environment acted against them. (Hylton and Thomson, 84) General Barrientos decided to send military forces to repress the protest out of fear as revolutionary…

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    Throughout history various revolutions occurred that prompted changes in societies through different methods. Many people in the past wanted to change the way things were and sometimes they could not do it peacefully so they did it the hard way. People gathered in large groups to discuss what changes should be done and what actions do they have to take so that those changes occur. The French and American revolutions occurred between 1750 CE and 1914 CE that caused the way people interacted with…

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    documents authored by police inspectors and bourgeois observers. He is “realist” about mentalités; and he recognizes as well the plasticity and variability of mentalités over time, space, and group. (“I do not believe there is such a thing as a typical peasant or a representative bourgeois” (Darnton 1984 : 6).) And he is more interested in the singular revealing incident than in the large structural narrative of change; he demonstrates that careful historical interpretation of a single puzzling…

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    indicated the corruption of the church and pope was an event that would lead to the protestant reformation (Maurer, 1/11/17). His work reached a far greater audience than the Wittenberg Castle, because of the printing press it spread to kings and peasants alike (Cole, 344). Luther’s work was appealing to people of different backgrounds, some believed that it would liberate them from clutches of their lords, others thought it would…

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    The oppression this group is suffering because of their nation, social class and caste is evident. Oppression is contradicting and there is errors on the thing we teach children about it (Collins, 2016). Many of this peasants were born into it, and they had no chance to get a proper education because families had to bring food to the table. All they know and rely on is their work in their land. People born and raised in Mexico are proud of their roots and culture, but…

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    Middle Ages. Although the Middle Ages were known to be a time where men and their accomplishments were the center of attention, women had several roles they carried out that contributed to Europe's growth. Many of these roles varied from being a peasant woman to being a Lady of the Manor, all depending on the women's social class. However, many women were mistreated and were given limited freedom during their lives. They were set high standards and were punished if these standards were not met.…

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