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    Piggy Lord Of The Flies

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    After landing on the island, establishing a food source, and before creating long-term shelters, the boys establish the necessity to build a signal fire. After the boys accidentally burn down a large portion of the island in virtually smokeless—and therefore fruitless—fire, Piggy harshly chastises the other boys: “The first thing we ought to have made was shelters down there by the beach. It…

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    The naval officer claimed to have seen their signal flame, which had actually been Jack and his savages devilish plan to smoke Ralph out of the forest to corner him, from his ship at sea. He then asked the boys if there were any adults in the uninhabited island and they replied with a quiet no. Following his question to them, he asked…

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    The main conflict in the novel is the tension between Ralph, leader and the civilized group, and Jack, leader of the savage group. The first sign of conflict is when Jack and his hunters let the fire die out, causing a ship to pass by without a smoke signal showing. This causes conflict because Ralph is furious that they let this happen allowing the group of boys to miss an opportunity to be rescued. This moment marks the first conflict between the protagonist and the antagonist. Tension is…

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    Industrialization changed a lot about european society from the way people work, interact with each other, and even fight. Two battles- Waterloo and the Somme- can adequately illustrate the difference caused by this period of increased industrialization. Although Waterloo was an emotionally traumatizing experience for soldiers, it contained one thing that industrialization destroyed for the soldiers of WW1- hope. The machine gun, created in the time of industrialization, allowed rates of…

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    quickly give Ralph a hunk of meat and run off.. Ralph goes to the thicket near jacks camp, eats and falls asleep. When he awakes he finds that jack is only a few feet away from where he is. After throwing rocks at the thicket jack has the boys try and smoke him out with a fire but Ralph worms his way out the back entrance. When he leaves he finds a small savage waiting for him but he has no time for sympathy so he stabs him and runs into the thickest vines he could find. He sees jack and jumps…

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    Importance Of Smart Grids

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    Smart is the popular word which has become a general taught in every human brain. The Acronym of the word Smart refers to Specific Measurement Achievable Relevant Time-Oriented. The world is moving towards future technologies by laying different steps to be smarter in the future generations. A Smart World is a collection of different technologies which are getting improved better and better with the invention of Automation in every sector with wide range of application step by step. As the…

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    can’t use matches and just break it in half. Also, some lighters have a light in the back, which is also essential for survival. The source of heat (fire) can be used; making a light in darkness, cooking food, keeping warm, making emergency signal through smoke, keeping animals away, etc. Some sources have mentioned that, if you don’t have a source find something (sticks, rocks etc.) to make a fire. But, it is extremely hard for people who have never done it before, especially in emergency…

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    more there for fun is what he is getting at. All he wants to do is hunt and rule the island. While Ralph is there for survival. He really valued making shelters and starting a fire. The fire is so important because he thinks that they will make a smoke signal out of the fire. Jack also doesn't value The ¨little´uns¨ because he thinks that they are worthless on this island. While Ralph values every living human on this island and will do everything to keep everybody alive. Which means Ralph has a…

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    Snake Firework Essay

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    Introduction The purpose of the experiment is to try to create a “Snake” firework. This firework isn’t explosive but may produce smoke. By mixing baking soda and sugar together, dampening the mixture with lighter fluid, and then igniting the baking soda and sugar mixture, we will produce carbon dioxide gas. The carbon dioxide gas will then puff up into black carbon ash. The growing of this column of ash is what the snake firework is. What we will be measuring in the experiment is how long we…

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    Beginning in the late 1950s, the Space Race was a competition during the Cold War between the Soviet Union and the United States to develop artificial satellites, space probes, and human spaceflight. It had a major impact on society and culture in America. If the Russians could launch successful satellites into space, maybe they could launch nuclear missiles as well. In many aspects of the Space Race, the Soviets were ahead; they launched the first successful, unmanned satellite, and then a…

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