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    Compare and Contrast the Theme of Control in the Handmaids Tale and Nineteen Eighty-Four

    regimes and power and these include: indoctrination through control of hierarchy, language and religion. The governments act as totalitarian regimes which constantly monitor the lives of its citizens to keep them under their control. Orwell took inspiration from the plight of Britain during the time the novel was written; 1948. Britain had just come out of a horrifying war that devastated the world - World War Two - and her economy and overseas relations were in deep water. Britain’s economy was at

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    Communism And Socialism

    all in its path and created new. Treebeard also speaks of Saruman’s lust for destruction saying, “He has a mind of metal and wheels; and he does not care for growing things, except as far as they serve him for the moment.” Saruman, similar to the machine, erects a great army of Uruk-Hai via the industrial power of Isengard. What once was a historic Numenorean tower now became a symbol of

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    Nation of Islam

    mean submission in peace to the will of the God Almighty. Islam is one of the largest religions in the world and it put into practice one of religion’s most powerful leaders, Muhammed, who had a great influence on humanity. As a religious leader, Muhammed implemented principles upon which Islam still utilize today. Muhammed claimed to be the last prophet sent from God. Post September 11, 2011, the Islam religion was cast in a negative light, but this has not negatively affected the enthusiasm of Muslim

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    The Bosnia List By Kenan Trebincevic: Summary

    is tension between different religions. The politics in this time were shaky, and the ideas presented in this book stressed the importance of a strong government that can keep the country in order and not allow such atrocities. I also have a better understanding of the conflict after reading The Bosnia List. I had no knowledge of the tremendous suffering people went through at this time. Honestly, all of the history I learned through the reading of this book was new for me. A lot of people are not

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    The Ruler

    Ladee Calhoun Hamilton British Literature 1 October 2015 The Ruler After the fall of Roman Empire was the rise of a new religion, Christianity. The Christianity religion was the doctrine or belief that there is only one god which differ the Roman culture. The poet as historian is known as the scop in the Anglo-Saxon culture. To understand culture, one has to understand the belief set. The hero is the most dominant archetype in Beowulf because it deals with the fraternity warrior’s culture.

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    Ethnic Conflict

    From Ethnic Conflict to Genocide Individuals are mostly identified by their religion, culture, race and most importantly, their ethnicity. They would be labeled by what country or race they represent. Over the past decades, many ethnic conflicts have occurred and are still occurring in the world today due to political reasoning. When there are at least two ethnic communities called multiethnic or multisectarian, who realize they cannot form their own independent countries, they would change their

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    Social Issues

    surfer dudes, hippies, gays/lesbians/transgender, and you typical straight person. I can learn something from all of these different types of people. I can’t say that I have learned anything new about my own culture and history, as I am pretty up to date with what’s going on in the world today. I am African American and I pretty much know all of my history. I was nice to brush up on my history because it is very easy to forget what things were like in the past. This is the reason why I

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    Immigration, Affirmative Action

    prosperity and helped shape it as the dynamic country that it is today. It has been proven that immigration increases economic growth, with the U.S undergoing transformative economic growth with previous successive large-scale immigration. With the new immigration policy yet to go for a vote in the senate and the house, the future of immigration policy is yet to be seen. First used in the 1960’s, affirmative action refers to a complex set of policies that were enacted by the different branches of

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    Harjo's Argumentative Analysis

    Suzan Shown Harjo remembers going to the store with her grandfather in El Reno, Oklahoma. At the age of 6, Harjo was a victim of discrimination while purchasing a cold beverage. The storeowner demanded Harjo and her grandfather to leave. The owner replied, “No black redskins in here”. After the incident occurred, Harjo felt afraid because of the color of her skin. The term redskin is a derogatory and offensive word to insult a Native American. Native Americans have been an important and beneficial

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    Colony Of Roanoke Essay

    same time, and so on, making it impossible to leave the church and stay in England. When they left England, they traveled to Holland, were they found that their ways were deplorable in their sight. They found no other solution than going to the new world. With one hundred passenger their ship, the Mayflower, finally arrived. Before setting foot on shore, forty-one English men signed into affect the Mayflower compact on the eleventh day of November of the year of 1620, as a governing document over

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