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    Loss Of Individuality In Ayn Rand's Anthem

    Timmy Liska Cool title Is there any way that same one can keep their individuality in Anthem? The author of Anthem is Ayn Rand, she lived in communist Russia and escaped. This story is set in the future after a big war, now all that is left is a society with extremely basic technology. The purpose of this story was to warn people about how bad socialism can be. The process behind loosing individuality in Anthem’s society is brain washing, enforcing laws, and removing passion. To brainwash whole

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    Zebulon Montgomery Pike Research Paper

    Zebulon Montgomery Pike was an American brigadier general and explorer. Pikes Peak in Colorado is named after Zebulon Pike. He was a United States Army captain in 1806 to 1807. Pike also led the Pike Expedition. During the pike expedition, he was sent out to explore and document the southern Louisiana territory and to find where the headwaters of the Red River were, during which he recorded the discovery of what later was called Pikes Peak. The Pike Expedition traveled through Colorado because his

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    Benedict Arnold's Role In The Revolutionary War

    the militia as a young man, Arnold had a strong desire to be apart of more adventure and war. When the Revolutionary War started, Arnold joined the Continental Army. After demonstrating exquisite leadership qualities and firmness in his work, George Washington promoted Arnold to a general. Leading his men from Maine to Quebec through a blizzard, the conditions resulted in a desperate attack on British men which failed miserably. His leg was greatly injured and was carried off by

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    The Pros And Cons Of The American Revolution

    The American Revolution was a political event that took place in the British North American Colonies, starting in 1776. It removed the colonies from Great Britain's control and established an independent nation known, now, as The United States of America. The British used their money to bribe and secure loyalists, as well as promising freedom to those enslaved. The British lost the Revolutionary War in North America due to higher disadvantages, misconceptions and insecurities of those who they promised

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    My Brother Sam Is Dead Summary

    The book My Brother Sam is Dead by James and Christopher Collier describes the life of the Meeker family during the revolutionary war. The book was set in Redding Ridge, Connecticut and the war started right after the battle of Lexington and Concord. The book includes three main characters Sam, Tim, and Life Meeker. Sam is 17 years old, he likes to talk without thinking. He is rebellious, short tempered, ead strong, and brave. Tim is 12-13 years old and is the younger brother of Sam. He is caring

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    George Washington's Role In The Revolutionary War

    First President of the United States, George Washington began his military career as an aide in one of Virginia's four districts. Washington gradually advanced to the positions of Lieutenant Colonel, Commander and Chief of Virginia's militia, and finally Commander in Chief of the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War against Britain. His hard work and dedication to the War significantly impacted the outcome, as his actions certainly contributed to America’s win. Washington won the first presidential

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    Research Paper On The Boston Massacre

    The Boston Massacre took place on the evening of March 5, 1770. It was a cold, snowy Monday night. There was a foot of snow on the ground. The sun had already set, and the moon was out. The massacre was a result of the stamp act, and other acts that brought on tension between Great Britain and the colonists. It is said that the massacre took a few days to happen. The second provocation documented that led to the massacre occurred on February 29, 1770. There were a few provocations that had led

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    What Does Boxer Symbolize In Animal Farm

    In George Orwell’s “Animal Farm,” it is seen that he uses analogies and personification throughout the book. Napoleon represents the evil Russian leader, Joseph Stalin. Some animals are superior in character over others as we will see with Boxer. The character of Napoleon is not one that should be followed. He is a bully, power hungry, a thief and murderer, and he twists rules to his advantage. Napoleon is afraid of boxer because of the following reasons: Boxer is the strongest and biggest animal

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    Examples Of Exploitation In Animal Farm

    Exploitation in Exchange for Power Paulo Coelho once said “If you want to control someone, all you have to do is make them feel afraid.” George Orwell’s Animal Farm shows that supreme power is obtained by both fear and intimidation. Fear and intimidation can begin to control someone's life. The pigs are in their position of power through using the tactic of instilling fear and intimidation into the animals within the farm. The animals are easily taken control of, because of the fear and intimidation

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    Homosexuality In The Military

    One of the most well-known pictures of the revolutionary war, painted by Emanuel Leutze almost a hundred years after, depicts a scene where George Washington stoically stands on a boat leading the troops across the frozen Delaware River. The American flag wraps around itself in the frozen wind, some troops are holding their hats, while others are paddling the claustrophobic wooden crafts. One guy even pushes a mini iceberg away with a stick so the boat can pass through the murky frozen waters. This

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