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    provides epic amount of material to write about in this essay. In this essay, I would like to contribute my take on what I believe what Shirley Jackson meant by her characterization of character presented in this short story as well as try my hand at trying to decipher the message she was attempting to get across from her conflict and ending. First, Shirley Jackson describe boys playing with stones on a nice summer day while the girls look on, fathers discuss “men” things, and mothers discussing…

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    Many people wonder upon how Andrew Jackson ruled the country. Andrew Jackson had already run for president beforehand. Was Andrew Jackson a Democratic supporter of the people or a tyrant? Andrew Jackson is a tyrant because he forced migration, ignored the supreme court’s ruling, and he denied people’s will. The first reason Andrew Jackson is a tyrant is that he forced migration. According to Document 4, Andrew Jackson forced Native Americans to migrate, removing them from their homes. This…

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    Throughout history their has been a cultural divide between class, race and social status within communities all over the world. Berry Gordy was a man of significant influence in the 20th Century who began to change some of the stereotypical opinions through the Country and eventually the world. The importance of people like him brings out some key factors of the entertainment era that changed history, slowly entering into a new phase. While the social and cultural impacts through the 1950s -…

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    Let’s play a game of Russian roulette. Generations of tradition passed on as the norm; never to challenge its significance. A box created holds slips of death. How can one person determine the fate of another. Shirley Jackson presents a character in “The Lottery,” that has control of the village’s annual events. In contrast to that one main event, which has the purpose of choosing one’s fate. As you read further into the story you see how the townspeople go about their annual routine to…

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    The Light in the Forest is the title of a novel telling the tale of a white child, John Butler, who was raised by a tribe of native people residing on the Pennsylvania frontier. John had to return to his original family due to (put someth here i forget why). He wanted to remain with his adoptive father, Cuyloga, but he had no choice but to leave him. After living within his original family’s household for (a number) of months, he escaped and returned to his tribe. In his short time staying with…

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    Tension, suspense, mystery, and anticipation are feelings often inspired by Shirley Jackson’s short story “The Lottery”. It took Jackson less than two hours to write “The Lottery”. Being shorter than 3,500 words, it is a short story by all structural standards, yet its content outraged the U.S. population. The story was banned in many schools, from a number of libraries, and throughout all of South Africa. One of the many factors that caused this reaction was the tone or “mood” of the story.…

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    Society has a funny way of pressuring people to act and think in certain ways. We hide from important responsibilities, and we do what everyone else is doing because we don’t want to be left out. We don’t really fight our societies’ system nor do we really question what we’ve always known. We avoid talking about issues, because society says it’s not okay to discuss them. Both The Lottery and Hills Like White Elephants share the same theme; they both avoid difficult topics because of the…

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    Some decades are more remembered than others. Teens may cling to one decade for many different reasons. If all teens were lucky they would have grown up in the 80’s and not the 90’s. Teenagers growing up in the 90’s never experience the big hair, bright clothes, and the great dance music of the 80’s. With that being said, there are many things that make one decade better than the other. Some of those things may include the music, the fashion, and the technology. Music is changing every year…

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    In 1829, Andrew Jackson was elected as President of United States and appointed a number of close friends into administrative roles throughout the federal government. These appointed officials took part in what is known as today as the spoils system. Federal administrator…

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    Frontier and Car Commercial The frontier has always been a nostalgic area of interest for Americans. Since the 19th century, Americans have been expanding into the west, conquering one frontier after another. This phenomenon of expansion into the Western territories came to be known as Manifest Destiny. The theory of Manifest Destiny believes that the American mission is to "promote and defend democracy throughout the world, as expounded by Abraham Lincoln and Woodrow Wilson ." (Swarthmore.edu)…

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