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    Themes In 1984 Have you ever imagined yourself in a world where you controlled nothing? Your energy, movements, and indeed, even your thoughts? In George Orwell’s 1984, the major theme of the book is the manipulation of the people by the government, or the “party”. Through an elaborate system of propaganda, surveillance, strictness, and other tactics, the government controls the general population, and eliminates or changes those who pose a threat to its power. The first way…

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    American presidency, one must first look at the first President of the United States, George Washington. George Washington today still stands as one of the best leaders the United States has ever had, militarily and presidentially.…

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    Joke Party Characteristics

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    A joke party, also known as a frivolous party or a satirical party, is a political party that is created for the point of entertainment or to make a political statement through satire. Although they do occasionally exist as a way to spread a message across, sometimes they their existence is mainly a source of humor or entertainment. The following is a list of satirical parties from around the world. Although the level of success that they have found varies, they all share one common…

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    the party are risking their entire existence by rebelling and a false war keeps everyone in line. Privacy was eliminated in Oceania, and the citizens…

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    Things that fascinates me about the Medieval times are Religion ruled everything , people did not take baths everyday, and the pretty castles. In Europe during the Medieval times religion ruled everything which is exciting because the church decided what the country did. According to Medival life time and info.com '"The lives of the Medieval people of the Middle Ages was dominated by the church. " People went to church everyday and prayed multiple times throughout the day which was normal to…

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    Strict Father Model

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    certain ideologies in addition to the use of the party system. “…deep philosophical differences aren’t new and that some of the most ideologically charged periods produced important policy advantages… (Article)” This makes sure to recognize that opinion sways between parties due to the direction in which a society is “ideologically charged”, at a given time. The author also makes sure to mention that even though the competitiveness that the party system was…

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    How Did Hitler Gain Power

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    joined the Nazi party which had ideas that coincided with his own. He used the Nazi party to gain power and he did get power. In 1933 he was appointed chancellor of Germany by the president of the Republic. (Roberts, p 489) When he became chancellor of Germany he eventually rose up the chain once again…

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    Aurora and Phillip first had their daughter Audrey, they knew they never wanted her to experience any of the challenges they both had to face. Aurora and Phillip wanted her to know nothing of suffering or hardship, so they provided everything she would ever want or need. She was showered with love and affection. They spoiled their child like they assumed every parent did. On an island just off the coast, another parent took the opposite approach. James Hook, Captain of the Jolly Roger,…

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    the story also relates to choices. Instead of choosing not to go to the party. Romeo goes because of the influence of his friends. Benevolilo and Mercutio wanted Romeo to meet someone, so that his mind would move away from Rosaline. Indeed he found another and as he gazed across the room, he voiced: O, she doth teach the torches to burn bright!/It seems…

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    Cocktail Party Economics it shows us that they both go hand in hand, “Creating equity involves losses in efficiency, but economists (to a varying degree) see that as being worth it” (CPE, 114). In order to achieve efficiency, we need to eliminate the inequity’s in order to increase the markets and achieve a strong force in which we can apply work to the best of our abilities. With regards to public education, equity and efficiency should be strongly applied. No one’s race or gender should ever…

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