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    Introduction: In R.J. Palacio’s book Wonder, we are introduced to a young boy named August Pullman, who was born with a cranio-facial deformity, and his family. The book navigates the lives of several other major characters that influence August’s life and his time at a new school, Beecher Prep. He had been homeschooled most of his life due to the vast number of surgeries he had to undergo, but now as he was approaching the fifth grade, his parents decided maybe it was time for him to go on…

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    Since the industrial revolution began industrial workers have greatly important to the survival of America’s economy. The lives of the American industrial workers have always been hard, but between 1865 and 1900 they lives were made both easier and harder due to the impact of technological changes, immigration, and labor unions. The American industrial workers were impacted between 1865 and 1900 by technological changes. Technology made doing certain jobs easier and faster to accomplish…

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    In the novel, Wonder, written by R.J. Palacio, the character Via Pullman is the sister of the main character, August Pullman. Via has one of the major roles in the novel because, as Auggie’s sister, she plays a major part in his life and in his experience through school. Via lived a difficult life in her own way. Her life was not as difficult as her brother’s because his sufferings, surgeries, and fear to be seen do not compare to the normal problems she had. She loved her brother, but she…

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    yra Silvertongue [formerly Lyra Belacqua]: Lyra is the main protagonist and a dynamic character in the Golden Compass. She has dark blonde hair and pale blue eyes. Her dæmon is Pantalaimon who hasn’t settled in a permanent form yet. Dæmons are the physical form of a person’s soul. As a child they often change form, but after the child grows up, their dæmon establishes a permanent form. Lyra is the estranged daughter of Mrs. Coulter and Lord Asriel, who both basically got rid of her, and…

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    the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen. In 1879, he entered politics as a Democratic City Clerk, and then was elected to the Indiana State Assembly. Debs was responsible for the organization of the American Railway Union, which striked against the Pullman Company. After many years, Debs was sentenced to 10 years in prison for opposing Americas involvement in…

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    The first Industrial Revolution occurred during the early 1800s, in England. It revolutionized the making of products and its use. It was a leap from handwork to industrial factories. Then in the United States, during 1870-1914 the, “Second Industrial Revolution” took place. 1 This second revolution also brought many advancements in America and is, in fact responsible for the modern America we live in today. The South is noted to have been industrialized first with inventions like the cotton…

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    Talal Almas FWIS 194—Americans Abroad Dr. A Seglie Rough draft In the book Souls Of The Black Folk, W.E.B DuBois pitches his notion of “double consciousness” as a form of personal identity that is divided into multiple facets. For DuBois, double consciousness is “….a peculiar sensation [this double consciousness], of always looking at one’s self through the eyes of others”. It is the “…two-ness of the two [American and “negro”] souls; two thoughts; two un-reconciled strivings” (DuBois 2—3). By…

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    Mrs. Coulter's Cruelty

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    Mrs. Coulter’s behavior and personality have changed drastically from the moment she was introduced to where I am now, chapter 17. When we first meet her, she is a beautiful, stunning, powerful, extraordinary woman who was the very embodiment of perfection to Lyra. However, after Lyra was forced to keep the alethiometer a secret while staying with Mrs.Coulter, she began to notice another side of her, an intimidating one. Before the Cocktail party was held, Mrs.Coulter shows her first sign of…

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    R.J Palacio’s compelling novel Wonder uses realistically flawed characters and multiple points of views to narrate the heartwarming story of love and friendship that goes beyond appearances. August “Auggie” Pullman, born with multiple facial deformities, lives with adoring parents, who homeschool him, and a caring sister named Via. However, his parents change his world when they decide to familiarize him with the world and send him to fifth grade at Beecher Prep. Self-conscious Auggie faces many…

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    Answer Text Is Answer Correct Date Wonder by R.J Palacio is about a ten year old boy who is name is August Pullman A.K.A Auggie. Auggie has been homeschooled his whole life due to his difficult health issues, similar to a dramatic cranio-facial abnormality and the rigorous surgery schedule that comes with it. Auggie’s parent start thinking about how much better Auggie would understand life and not think that he is the only one with problems and how he could meet other people with the same health…

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