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    Iran New Wave Analysis

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    This essay will firstly discuss the main features of Iranian New Wave cinema that made it distinctive from any other around the world, whilst also providing information on the contextual conditions that allowed for this new genre of cinema to flourish amidst an atmosphere of state repression. The latter part of the essay will then be used to identify the similarities that can be drawn between the films of Iranian New Wave and those examined previously in the module, focusing primarily on the…

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    World War II had destroyed the British forces heavily. The battle of Britain and the massive amount of destruction in Africa continent had made it impractical for the British to maintain the level of affairs; they had earlier in the Balkans and also in the Middle East. It was with the understanding of the situation that the President Truman and his team decided that the US had to be involved. All this led to creation of Truman Doctrine. So on March 12 1947, President Truman issued a Presidential…

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    Attack on Pearl Harbor On December 8,1941 President Roosevelt said his famous quote “ this date which will forever live in infamy.” This was a day before the Japanese attacked the U.S. naval base, Pearl Harbor. I am doing this specific war in history because I feel like this more popular event in time misinterpreted because a majority of the people of this generation only know about this date because of a movie. In this I’m going to discuss not only what happened during the attack, but also…

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    such disadvantage is the visual impact on the land, since they are very large and quite tall to capture the wind, they may not compliment the land very well because they are very obtrusive. Another major disadvantage is that the wind does not always blow, so the wind turbines would be useless if there was no wind to spin the blades which generates electricity. Although meteorologists can predict wind patterns and place them in areas where the wind will most likely flow, meteorologists wont…

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    America lost close to 300 planes and twenty battleships in the Pearl Harbor bombing. Staff at history.com point out that “The surprise attack struck a critical blow against the U.S. Pacific fleet and drew the United States irrevocably into World War II”(Pearl… Bombed) The attack on Pearl Harbor caused a war that was inevitable between the United Stated and Japan. 9/11 also impacted America in many ways. After…

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    ANALYSIS QUESTIONS QUESTION 1 Most of part 1 in the book “Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas”, took place in Las Vegas, California during 1971. Las Vegas is a very large and populated city where many events take place such as “The mint 400”, which is why Raoul Duke traveled all the way from Los Angeles to journalize the race. In order to get to Las Vegas Duke and his attorney, Dr. Gonzo, must journey through one of the hottest states in a red convertible. Although this is just one of the few tasks…

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    Animal Farm Satire Essay

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    Animal Farm is a book of political satire that takes place on a typical English farm in when England was still in the Agricultural Age. It was written by George Orwell in 1954, August 17. The particular farm is called Manor Farm. The story also uses a third-person narrator to comment on events indirectly and how animals perceive certain events. Our tale begins in in the big barn where Old Major, ( a prize winning pig) has gathered all the animals to relate to them one last message before he…

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    In wrestling, the participants were allowed to trip, but no punching, biting or gouging. The boxing lasted a long time and wasn’t over until one opponent was knocked out cold! Most of the blows were aimed at the head and the body was left unharmed for the most part. In the Pankration, the opponents would be brought to a somewhat muddy field, and “ground wrestled”. In this event, participants were allowed to punch, slap, twist body parts,…

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    Gucci, Louboutin, Lululemon, Nike. What do all of these things have in common? They are all names of popular brands in the modern world. The word “brand”, as a noun, has two interesting definitions. One is a type of product manufactured by a particular company under a particular name, and the second is an identifying mark burned on livestock or criminals or slaves with a branding iron. Despite the distinct contrast between these two definitions, both apply to the clothing industry. The fashion…

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    Marijuana In Canada

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    A UNICEF organization in Canada suggested that twenty-eight percent of the Canadian teenagers between the ages of eleven to fifteen say that they have tried marijuana in their past year. Canadian kids smoke the most marijuana in the western world with the thought that marijuana is totally harmless. Marijuana should not be legalized in Canada because it is a gateway drug and it can lead teenagers to other more harmful dopes, marijuana can damage people, especially, youth health and it would cause…

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