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    The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn starts off in the fictional town of St. Petersburg, Missouri, a fictional town on the Mississippi River. It takes place in the early 1800’s, a time before the civil war when societal norms were much different than today’s. The story takes place and is “written” from the point of view of Huckleberry Finn, a 13 year old boy who struggles with fitting into the societal norms that are expected of him. When we are first introduced into the story, Huck is living…

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    Social Media Before and Nowadays There are many different forms of social media in this generation. Back in the days when there was no technology, our lives were very simple and basic. Now, It is very rare to see anyone under the age of 30 that hasn 't had used or been a part of any form of social media account. Although networks on a personal level have changed our society and have changed the way we go about our daily lives. Social Media can be a true distraction and a time waster. For…

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    In the novel, The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn written by Mark Twain is about Huck Finn, a young boy during the slave era abiding by societal standards while his own morals shift. In the beginning, Huck runs away from his dipsomaniac father and takes the canoe when he voyages down the Mississippi River. Before Huck was too far along he met his old friend Jim, a runaway slave. Together they ride down the river in search of the ‘free’ states and along the way Huck has internal conflicts about…

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    “All states or dominions which hold or have held sway over mankind are either republics or monarchies” (Machiavelli, 5). Machiavelli states that both monarchies and republics are the most widespread, used forms of government; however, as Machiavelli critiques the way monarchies are run, specifically in Florence under the Medici family, The Prince highlights how republics could be more beneficial. Although The Prince, by Niccolò Machiavelli, discusses both forms of government, the text is still…

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    Ten score and twenty-five years ago, a great American, in whose Constitution we endorsed, wrote the Bill of Rights that granted the people of the United States the same, equal rights. This great American guaranteed the people five freedoms: religion, speech, press, petition, and assembly. As a consequence of these freedoms, people of diversity from all over the world set forth a new life in the United States. For the sake of our community and its people, these freedoms were ratified to further…

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    inevitably influenced how people worship today. Every Great Awakening had an emphasis on theology and the emphasis on theology was within the hymns and spiritual songs. In addition, during the Great Awakenings, songwriters would receive attention. For instance, Isaac Watts received attention. Watts was a remarkable songwriter who would relate the hymns to the singers. He composed hymns that were relatable. This theme from the First Great Awakening is present today: contemporary songwriters…

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    Today i am going to tell you about my generation. My generation is Generation Z. My generation has a lot of new things that people did not have back then. My topic is “America's Gift to My Generation’’ Today i am going to talk about how we have things that back then they did not have. America Gift to My Generation is technology,entertainment,and shopping. My first topic is Technology. We have iphones, smart tvs, talk to text, and cars. Back then they had watches but not apple watches like we…

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    loved it. But the generation that lives today, seems to have lost interest in it. They have seemed that Holden has lost a bit of interest in him. Some teens believe that Holden stills has a grasp on today’s generation. Some may disagree because the language that Holden uses back then versus the language that is used today may confuse many students. The weird language may stun many of today’s teens, making teens not like this very much. An example of teens today not liking Catcher in the Rye…

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    are examples of having things falling a part, but the father in "Today Will Be a Quiet Day, shows how things fall in place. In "Little Things," the fathers relationship with his wife falls apart. The father in "Today Will Be a Quiet Day" has a better relationship with his children than the other father does with his baby. In "Little Things" by Raymond Carver, the parents of the baby are very hostile to each other. In "Today Will Be a Quiet Day" by Amy Hempel, the father and the kids are…

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    these beliefs they perfected the ancient Greek civilization, which influenced architecture innovations and various art techniques. Greek culture has been alive for thousands of years and continues to be important today. The Greeks have a history that is still respected and being kept alive today. They believed in ‘Humanism,’ which is the belief that humans are the “measure of all things.” That being said, humans were believed to be the…

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