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    who never gets his chance to play in the major league simply because he is African American. Throughout the story, Troy uses baseball as an analogy for his life. Troy is very reluctant to let his son, Cory, play football in college while his wife, Rose, just wants what is best for her only child. In this story, the character’s can be classified by the roles they play. All of the characters are trying to reach the goal of living the American Dream. This play is written in 1983, but the setting is…

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    called Rose Blanche by Ian McEwan, the experience and extent of the inner pain may differ to ultimately end in a similar kind of journey or one completely different. The main character undergoing this journey in the play Cosi, is Lewis. In the 1790s this opera was considered immoral but in the 1970s it was a symbol of sexist attitudes, at a time of protest and political agitation. Nowra has written a play about theatre, illusion, madness,…

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    After the Second World War, tensions increased between the United States and the Soviet Union due to communism, ultimately leading to the Cold War. The American people were beginning to fear the spread of communism, increasing hysteria throughout the United States. The Eisenhower administration attempted to soothe the hysteria of Americans through legislation. However, American fear of communism and the failing of the economy kept American hysteria steady. Hysteria in America was at an all…

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    Spanish American War There are many causes and effects of the Spanish American War, While there were many causes and effects of the war, Manifest destiny occurred during the 1800’s and was to control the natives and to obtain resources. There were four motives that helped the U.S. lead into the rebellion. These motives were political and economic, Human, and Social Darwinism. The pros of doing this are that the United states would get more money, more resources, bigger army, and more power,…

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    Hitler Vs. Churchill: The Greater Leader Winston Churchill was the Prime Minister of Great Britain during World War Two. Adolf Hitler was the dictator of Germany during World War Two. They both came from a very different background and rose to power in different ways. Also, both were prominent and strong leaders for their respective alliances. So the question might arise: who was the greater leader? Despite their similarities and differences, Winston Churchill was the better leader. Winston…

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    mentally metaphoric representation of each of the unique main characters in the play. The main characters in Wilsons play were mainly Rose, Troy, Gabriel, Lysons, Bono, and Cory. Troy is considered the protagonist in the play. Troy is like the centerpiece of everyones “Fence”, such as everyone's “Fence” is created or begun dealing with Troy. Troy is husband to Rose, Father to Lyons, Cory, and Raynell, Brother to Gabriel, and bestfriend to Bono. Cory, Troy's son and high school senior that is…

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    The Cotton Gin In the mid-19th century a war started that would change America forever. This was the civil war, a war in which the American nation was split into two nations who were divided over the practice of slavery. This war can easily be seen as the bloodiest event in America to date, so the machine that caused it is then the most threatening to American society. This machine is the cotton gin. At the turn of the 19th century America was growing both in geographical size and in economy.…

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    impacted the Civil War with the use of spies for things like battles, trading information, keeping lines open for communication and supplies, and swaying important people in Washington and Richmond to be on their side. Spies in the civil war had complicated systems used to get information across state lines, not to mention often risked their lives daily to not get caught, as if they were, they would be charged with treason and put to death. They were the unknown heroes of the Civil War, mostly…

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    World War I was a great devastation for Europe during and after the war. It was a long war that lasted from July 28, 1914 to November 11, 1918 where ten million soldiers died, not including all the civilians that also died. World War I begun when Germany attacked Russia and France; Germany declared war on Russia and two days later declared war on France. After that Great Britain decided to join the war and declared war on Germany. Most of Europe went into battle. Leading up to the end of…

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    The Rose of Death The American author William Faulkner wrote the short story “A Rose for Emily,” to explain the struggle and resistance to change. “A Rose for Emily,” was William Faulkner’s most popular short story. This short story suggest that time has passed Emily, the main character, by and she will not accept the past. Change is inevitable in the future, and plays a major role in who people are today. Emily’s refusal to accept change has led her to become very isolated. Emily’s…

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