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    The “Gilded Age”, coined by famous author Mark Twain in his novel The Gilded Age: A Tale of Today, is most commonly known as the period of time in which the U.S. population and economy skyrocketed while political corruption was rampant. This era falls from the 1870s to about 1900, right between the Civil War and World War I. As stated above, the Gilded Age is the time period where the population and economy were in a state of rapid growth, especially in the North and West areas of America.…

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    Why Is Tkam Relevant Today

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    who learn every-day from their mistakes and problems. Desires and ideas such as money, or morality stay relevant today in consequence of our mistakes. However, Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird (TKAM), considerably one of the greatest works of literature in history, is accepted as being still relevant today, without mistake; the question, on the other hand, is why it is relevant today. TKAM, then, resonates in…

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    In our lives today there are numerous ideas about Jesus that are relevant to all of us. This paper will introduce many of these ideas as well as provide a basic understanding of each of them. Jesus is an important and relevant part in our lives and understanding these ideas will lead to improved wisdom. The first idea is more relevant to an individuals’ whole life rather than just life today. This idea is the baptism of Jesus in the Jordan River, for Catholics our foundation of faith comes…

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    many different ways this shape the way the Country is today. If it wasn’t the brave men’s and women’s who fought this war, America wouldn’t be like it's today whether it's the freedoms we have today or even if it's what America is to other people around the world. Many people around the world dream,hope,wish and even pray to be in the United States Of America. What make America so great.? To begin with, America will not be great as it's today, if it wasn’t the brave men’s and women’s who…

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    event in history as powerful or meaningful. An event that is powerful or meaningful to one person could have no meaning to another person. The events that are easy to label as powerful or meaningful are the ones that continue to affect the world today. These events still shape and have an impact on modern society despite having happened years ago. One such event was the bombing of Hiroshima, Japan by the United States. This event not only changed America, but also affected the world. The…

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    Police brutality has become a common issue to talk about in today’s America. Americans today are against police brutality, but they don’t even know what it means. So, what is police brutality? Furthermore, The Law Dictionary states “Police Brutality is the use of excessive and/or unnecessary force by police when dealing with civilians.” Also, Americans often argue whether police brutality is targeting blacks or is the media just covering more on blacks then other Americans. Lastly, question and…

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    Wrong. Racism still exists today. Hate crimes are still going on and people are still getting denied because of the color of their skin. If African Americans can get shot for shoplifting, and white people can get restrained using special training for shooting up a school, that's a…

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    Chivalry was common around the world, however today the meaning of chivalry has dramatically changed. Since the times of chivalry, many things changed like how men are more dominant than women, along with no one helps the homeless and some people don’t respect their superiors. Chivalry was a moral system which was meant for battle and everyday life, it introduced chivalrous conduct. Chivalry was put into place…

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    This is what was happening inside “The Ministry of Truth (minitrue)’ in George Orwell’s dystopian novel “1984”. the warnings, themes and messages present in the book are still relevant today in modern countries. The censorship and manipulation of the media by the ministry of truth in 1984 are still relevant today in the Chinese government. The Chinese government has long kept tight reins on both traditional and new media to…

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    science and they accuse him of narrative inconsistencies. Most strongly disagree with those people and approve that Bradbury's way of writing is unique and really makes lots of connections with our world today. His books and one in specific, Fahrenheit 451, leaves a powerful message for readers today because of the similarities between our world and the novel's world. People in the novel’s society get so accustomed to it, they are blindly obedient and the government can be able to…

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