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    Having knowledge is a great thing, but having the knowledge and knowing how to use is a great advantage over other people. It can make someone significantly powerful, often in many cases like this year’s presidential election. Whichever candidate is elected becomes president, which means they become powerful, however there is a way they got the voters attention in the first place. In politics there are many techniques and tactics that the politicians use to get a voter to vote for them.…

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    HYPOTHESIS AND PROBLEM STATEMENT It is hypothesized that children raised with both parents are less likely to engage in criminal activities than those raised by a single parent or cohabiting parents. According to this hypothesis, the dependent variables are delinquency or criminal activities both nonviolent and violent. The dependent variable in this hypothesis is the family structure as it plays an important role in a child’s future. With little to no structure at home will lead to…

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    Animal Farm, by George Orwell, is a short story with a big metaphor, and many underlying themes. Animal Farm is a story about a group of farm animals who rebel against their cruel keeper, Mr. Jones, the rebellion was successful, but things turned after greed and corruption spread quickly through the leaders and all that was rebelled for was lost. As said before, there are many underlying themes in Animal Farm, but the three that stood out the most to me were Greed, Leadership and Hope. I will…

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    the farm, the pigs are considered as the “smart” ones. Or in a higher class then the other animals at the farm. The pigs ruled the farm, from the Seven Commandments from giving out instructions to the other animals. The two main pig’s names were Snowball and Napoleon. “The explained that by their studies of the past three months the pigs have succeeded in reducing the principals of animalism.” (Orwell 42) Why do the pigs get to make the rules, why can’t the other animals join in with them? Later…

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    Animal Farm is the eye-opening account of communism in the Soviet Union told through animals who take over a farm. Like Stalin and his communist associates took over the Soviet Union, making communism seem beneficial to the people through propaganda, Napoleon and his pigs take over Manor Farm, making the heavy work load and little reward seem beneficial to the other animals. If the animals had only applied this verse to their lives! The animals, in all their gullibility, succumbed to the…

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    Jones was supposed to be the Bolshevik revolution of 1917 and then when the farmer tries to regain control the author is describing the Western powers to destroy the Bolsheviks in 1918. Then the rise of the pigs (Napoleon, Squealer, and Snowball) represents Joseph Stalin’s dictatorship in the USSR, with Napoleon as the main comparison. George Orwell wanted to write this novel to show this revolution in a way that anyone can read and understand it; he writes in such a simple manner that the…

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    non-indigenous offenders were imprisoned (Snowball and Weatherburn 2006). This proves once again the systemic bias Australia has towards Indigenous people that has and continues to lead to over-representation within the justice system. The different forms of over-representation of this community vary - some more disadvantaged than others, from higher imprisonment rates for First Nations people as mentioned, to limited rehabilitation opportunities. Snowball and Weatherburn (2006) further expands…

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    Sample A two-pronged approach was used to identify a sample of young adults who exited state custody as adolescents through legal permanence or long-term foster care. Initially, 46 participants from Illinois sample of The Midwest Evaluation of Adult Functioning of Former Foster Youth (The Midwest Study) (see Courtney, Dworsky, Brown, Cary, Love, & Vorhies, 2011) whose records indicated experiencing one of the three outcomes of interest at age 17 and participated in wave five interviews,…

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    after giving his speech to the animals, he was the match that started the spark; Old Major managed to arouse the animals to carry out the revolution. He gave the animals a “completely new outlook on life”, particularly the devious pigs, Napoleon and Snowball, who both felt that it was their job to prepare for the rebellion to take place (Orwell 35). Unfortunately, the pigs end up becoming tyrants and run a totalitarian system, leaving the rest of the animals doing the heavy labor and performing…

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    Animal Farm Research Paper

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    How did Qatar and Chad portray the situation of Animal Farm? Nowadays, many people in countries around the world are working to get the money from the ruling classes. Ruling classes had exploited the working classes during the last decades. Low salaries, over-working hours are some examples of the exploitation of the ruling classes. This essay will look at the exploitation of the ruling classes on the working classes during World Cup 2022 preparation in Qatar, and will relate it to the…

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