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    Language seems to have endless capabilities. It can tell expansive stories, give precise directions, create abstract objects, and even describe the emotions which are at the core of human life. The last of these abilities of language is arguably the hardest to achieve in practice, however, especially in written form. A writer must somehow relay to the reader certain physiological responses. He or she might attempt to use imagery or metaphor to describe to what an emotion is similar.…

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    Cypop5 Week 1 Assignment

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    Assessment Type 1: Practical Activity Area of Study: Political and Legal Issues Children’s Services Action Plan Aim: In recognising the vital role children’s services provide, an item will be constructed and donated to support children in the broader community. Issues: - The Area of Study, Political and Legal Issues, will be addressed by the task supporting the wellbeing and special needs of vulnerable children, and providing an opportunity to empower and give back to the community. - The…

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    housewife. Calixta cooks, cleans, sews, worries, and fusses about mud being dragged in from outside, as evidenced at the end of the story when Bobinot tries to clean the mud off of Bibi’s clothes. In the beginning of the story, we find her “sewing furiously on a sewing machine.” She clearly works hard to run her household. Chopin also shows that Calixta is selfless and an integral part of the family as she runs to grab Bobinot’s Sunday clothes from the line outside. She does not worry about her…

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    author supports her claim by illustrating the strenuous activities she completed each day, such as farming the land, cooking for her family, and sewing clothing from rags. Smith-Yackel purpose is to describe in order to prove enough through her mother did not have a “job” she did work all her life raising children, farming the land they owned, and sewing clothing for her family. The author establishes an informative tone to explain to the voters, or the people that can influence change, that…

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    entertaining. This toy, game can be used by multiple age levels. However, for the purpose of this paper, the focus is about three years old preschoolers. The dart board toss game is created with an old sheet, drapery panel, scrap of red quilting fabric, sewing machine, thread, rice and eight colors of felt. I have begun by making a paper template of a tear drop, which is used to cut out the different felt shapes. The numbers are cut out of the white felt, then different color teardrop shapes…

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    Cotton Gin Essay

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    South Carolina Senator James Henry Hammond famously wrote in March of 1858 to fellow Senator William H. Seward of New York, “No, you dare not make war on cotton! No power on earth dares make war upon it. Cotton is King.” Cotton was chief to the South’s economy, and was spearheaded by 1793’s invention of the cotton gin by Eli Whitney, allowing for a single worker to clean fifty times more cotton than previously possible. Similarly, Friedrich Nietzsche, a 19th century philosopher, said, “The…

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    Celie's Struggles

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    The protagonist Celie life have much understanding of struggle and she realizes that her life is filled with pain and struggle of all sorts; her stepfather and husband is mostly the cause of it. Alice Walker portrays Celie in the beginning of the story as this weak-minded young woman who life is helpless and will become nothing other than the generalized life of an African-American woman in this time period. Celie is abuse sexually and physically by her stepfather, for things she doesn’t do.…

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    In The Jury of Her Peers, a woman's identity in the early 20th century centers around her housekeeping, cooking, sewing, and, thanks to men's constant belittling, little else. The story begins with Mr. and Mrs. Hale, Mr. and Mrs. Peters, and the county attorney entering and searching the Wrights' house. Mrs. Wright is suspected of killing her husband, and while the men are uncovering evidence of the crime, the women fetch Mrs. Wright some clothes to bring to her in jail. As the county attorney…

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    The Gender Wage Gap

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    We all know that feeling when a birthday cake it being sliced up and your friend coincidentally gets a larger piece than you. Your piece is almost a quarter smaller. Sure you are happy to receive a piece of birthday cake but your heart still aches that your friend received more than you. A very similar situation is happening every day in our lives. Women are only making seventy-seven cents to the male dollar. This may not seem like a huge difference but over the course of a woman’s career that…

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    it restrain her. Hester uses her skill in sewing to assemble enough money live a decent life with her daughter Pearl. Hester, abhorred and cast out, with her hard work is able to generate a working relationship with her community, so much that her sewing “became what now would be termed fashion” (76). She is the best in the town; no one could sew better than her. That's why even though people frown upon Hester, they still appreciate her hard work in sewing, and she can make elegant clothing no…

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