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    When most people think of Tim Burton, the first thing that comes to mind is something of creepiness, or with a grim undertone to it. This is a widespread perception when taking into consideration the sense of wicked otherworldliness built up in his films. Many different stylistic characteristics contribute to this feeling through the use of different cinematic techniques. One common idea throughout Burton’s films is the misfit. The main personality is always considered strange and different from…

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    goldsmithery, jewel cutting, woodwork, metal polishing, ect. Much of the technology in the region had made advancements and adaptations, the use of the Maguey plants had been used for many uses, like, fencing, firewood, roofs, plates/dishes, paper, thread for footwear, cloth, they also made nails out of the thorns. The plant was not only just used for creating other things, it also produced a juice that was used for making wine, honey, vinegar, and sugars. The Mesoamericans also adapted to many…

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    years and years of patriarchal oppression. She has been living in a corrupt society with the infamous leader 'Franco' in charge for so long that she inflicts (without knowing) all of this pain and suffering to their daughters. She says "needle and thread. for women Whiplash and mules for men. (Act i. p. 165) This quote exemplifies her vision of society. It is a dangerous view, but it is the only view that knows. Perhaps Lorca wants that audience to feel sorry for Bernarda, because although she…

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    this affair had brought to her life. She remarks, “To be here and not there, to be one person and not another, a certain man’s wife and the wife of another man.” Amidst both writers, Anna’s self-demotions into her youth and inexperience was a common thread. At her first opportunity to reveal her insecurities, Anna exhibits her discontent with her personal worth, with her constant desire for Gurov’s approval. In a dejected pose, she sat and complained, “You’ll be the first not to respect me now.”…

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    Another common thread runs through all these people, their motives for interceding. As both an ex-slave and a woman, Sojourner Truth felt compelled through her experiences to try and better those groups and raise them up to be equals in society (Gilbert). Gandhi was motivated by the unfair treatment of his people (and thus himself). He too was motivated by his personal experiences to try and make a difference in the world (Applebee). And in the movie The Great Debaters, Mr. Tolson was motivated…

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    On the Silk Road there were many items, traditions, religions, techniques and much more were being traded from West to East, vice versa. Jerusalem is a city of the Silk Road because it is located in the middle of the East and West. Many people might traveled from Europe to China for the variety of raw materials, such as silk. Therefore, Jerusalem can be the city with many different beliefs, cultures and products. For example, Virgin and Child Enthroned and the Crucifixion painting, and the wool…

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    for insurgents ‘war’ is total, while for the external power it is necessarily ‘limited’, meaning that weaker side has its country and independence to lose in a war so it fights with everything it has. The stronger, on the other hand, don’t face thread of getting occupied so their will to win is not as strong. Record agrees with Mack’s assessment and further argues that inferior will to win was one of components that caused the U.S to lose Vietnam. “Key Vietnam War players in the Johnson…

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    Morocco, while Wil just want to stay at the farm tacking care of the bed and breakfast and taking care of his mother. Text 2: "No Thread to Follow" by Andrew Philip, is about to find the right path in life. The text is kind of a metaphor for what Wil go through in "Because it is Running By". It says, for example in text 2 "Looking for the way to centres? There's no thread to follow, Pilgrim.. " Which symbolize Wil, who do not really know where he should go. He does not know if he wants to stay…

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    Between the philosophies laid out by Machiavelli, Hobbes, and Locke, political thought in regards to politics, governmental structure, and the rights of man have increased throughout time. Through my essay, I aim to discuss how Hobbes built on Machiavelli’s thoughts, and how Locke built on Hobbes, while discussing their differences in view points. Subsequently, I will also discuss how the views of each philosopher mentioned compares and contrasts to the ideas of Plato discussed in the Socratic…

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    Drop Time Experiment

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    Determining the effect of the mass on the drop time of a parachute Introduction and hypothesis The drop time of a parachute is dependent on multiple factors. Apart from mass, there is the obvious height, area of the parachute and other external factors such as wind. Mass is one of the main effectors of the drop time of a parachute, which can be proven through Newton’s second law, F=ma (Force=mass*acceleration). Rearranged, this gives a=F/m, where acceleration can also be gravity, if falling down…

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