Section I: Introduction Arthur Miller’s, The Crucible, is an allegory of the Red Scare that impacted society mentally, physically, and spiritually. The play displayed a series of abnormal occurrences that followed a similar social and political fallout that was seen prior in the seventeenth century. It was also a means to represent the ridiculous and […]
In the play, The Crucible, by Arthur Miller, the author argues/ implies that people can be easily manipulated by fear. The character, Abigail has many faults. In this paper I will explain if Abigail deserved the blame for the outcome. I will also support my argument with evidence from the play. Abigail has so many […]
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Order nowHumans and bacteria have co-existed for thousands of years. Many people have fallen to bacterial infections secondary to penetrating wounds or from being in proximity to those who are sick. Since ancient times, people have used honey, wine or vinegar on wound dressings, and used heavy metals such as silver or copper for vases to […]
When Adolf Hitler invaded Poland on September 1,1939, it would be the start of a cruel, bloody, miserable, and long war for the World. It would come with pain, loss of innocent lives, betrayal, torture, instability, attack, and pure hatred between forces. When France and Britain declared War on Germany, it would be the beginning […]
The downfall of Greece had begun before the country itself knew it would exist. During World War II, the Greeks had to combat against the Albanians, Italians, Bulgarians and Germans. As a whole, in battling these four countries, around 85,000 Greeks were killed. In an excerpt from a speech to Reichstag on May 4, 1941 […]
What were the three phases of American revolution? What were the developments in the three phases of American revolution during the seventeenth century? How did the three phases of American revolution evolve? In 1754, war erupted on the North American continent which was known as the French and Indian War. The fighting lasted until 1763, […]
In the American Revolution, the thirteen colonies were able to gain independence from Great Britain and an important cause of the victory was the help of the French who made a major impact on the war and were allies of the colonists. They fought together closely and exchanged several ideas, which included thinking that led […]
The price control set by the government which is related to wages for work is called minimum wage. The current federal minimum wage is $7.25 per hour, but some states had passed laws that increased the amount. People should also be aware that minimum wage does not guarantee jobs. In fact, it only guarantees that […]
I. Introduction A. Attention Getter: Imagine this: You’re a single parent working a full-time minimum wage job, or multiple minimum wage jobs, and still are living paycheck to paycheck if you make enough to even provide for your family. Would minimum wage rising make this better? Or would there be a domino effect of higher […]
Aleesa Harvey Ms. Kleinsasser Pre-AP English II 27 March 2017 Federal Minimum Wage Should Be Raised Do you want to get paid more? There has been a huge dispute between whether or not the federal minimum wage should be raised. Federal minimum wage was introduced in 1938, by Franklin D. Roosevelt, during the Great Depression. […]
Introduction The minimum wage has been, for a long time, a topic of discussion in almost all countries since it directly affects the lives of the citizens. There are arguments and counterarguments regarding the effects of the continuous rise of the minimum wages concerning the welfare of the people and the dynamics of the economy. […]
Many speculations have been made on who is the official author of The Iliad and the Odyssey very little is known about their alleged author though. Most evidence points to Homer a greek poet. Little is known about homer himself due to how long ago in history and the time he lived and when he […]
Homer’s epic, The Odyssey, demonstrates many forms of character such as gods, paupers, the rich, and even monsters. The main character that is contrasted amongst the others is Penelope, Odysseus’ wife. During ancient Greek times, women did not play a significant role in society. Whether mortal or immortal, women in The Odyssey are always beneath […]
The Odyssey by Homer, an old epic written masterpiece, that depicts several themes and surprises we as readers encountered while reading it. Few major themes that will be discussed would be first off, the role of females in the odyssey and then proceed with other aspects of the book, among are power, revenge, family, how […]
The Odyssey is a well-known poem written by a Greek writer Homer and is considered as one of the most ancient masterpieces of literature. The story of the poem takes place when Odysseus, the brave and strategic warrior fought in the Trojan War in Troy for ten years in Ancient Greece. While away, Odysseus faced […]
A dream deferred is often assumed to be something tragic, devastating, and that can cause an individual to become hopeless. However, unattainable dreams are chances for replenished and better opportunities. Likewise, in the play A Raisin in the Sun by Lorraine Hansberry, the common misconception that a better opportunity cannot sprout from a dream deferred […]
“Throughout history it has been the inaction of those who could have acted, the indifference of those who should have known better…” – Halie Selassie (Doc. 2). Imperialism began in the early 1880’s when Europe had lost their natural resources due to industrialization. The Europeans traveled to Africa in search of power, as well as […]
Imperialism”a policy of extending a nation’s power and influence over a weaker nation through diplomacy, military force, and economic means. Many countries and lands were dominated due to the abundance of raw materials and markets, lack of democracy and development. Many countries lost their power, freedom, and independence due to imperialism, and it affected them […]
The late, great Maya Angelou once said, “”You may not control all the events that happen to you, but you can decide not to be reduced by them.”” This idea is one that is clearly embraced my Nora Helmer in Henrik Ibsen’s A Doll House, a dramatic script filled with many heavy themes that leave […]
America is a country whose constructs were founded by slaves and immigrants during the early stages of industrialization. However, leaders have recently laid great emphasis on closing America’s doors to new migrants, and to deport those who are already within the boundaries of the U.S. For the most part, relinquishing birthright citizenship is unconstitutional under […]
“Birthright citizenship, which grants citizenship to anyone born in the United States, regardless of whether the individual’s parents are citizens, is a frequent topic of debate. Is the practice legal and what are the pros and cons of awarding citizenship this way? The 14th amendment to the Constitution was ratified on July 9, 1868, and […]
“In the United States, birthright citizenship refers to the right of any person to acquire nationality as long as the person has been born within the territory of the state. This has become a major topic in America and the question revolves around what to do with the illegal immigrants who are already living in […]
“”The very reason for the First Amendment is to make the people of this country free to think, speak, write and worship as they wish, not as the Government commands.”” (Hugo Black) The First Amendment is indescribably important to the foundation of true liberty in this country. Being the first amendment in the Bill of […]
On December 15, 1791, the Bill of Rights became part of the Constitution. These amendments were created to protect the rights of the citizens of the United States. The most important rights that were created in the Bill of Rights is the first amendment, it protects a citizen’s freedom of speech and allow them to […]
The White Man’s Burden &Royal Niger Company Contract Lead to New Imperialism The Old versus New Imperialism had changed significantly in a series of various ways; both the White Man’s Burden and Niger Company Contract demonstrated the transition from the Old Imperialism we discussed in our first discussion board. Old Imperialism: Along the time frame […]
The Salem Witch Trials of 1962 was one of the most scandalous historical events in American history. A brief history of the Salem witch trials is that more than 200 people were accused of practicing witchcraft and about 20 people were executed. In an article it said that “The Salem Witch Trials began in January […]
The Salem Witch Trials occurred in Massachusetts in the colonial era between 1692 and 1693. The cause for these were very debatable. Some theories lead to Rye poisoning from bread to even people faking it. Everyone had a motive, and all just wanted to save himself or herself. This period caused people to be overwhelmingly […]
Throughout history, all the way down to the 16th century smoking had always been a prominent stress reliever or pass time to most people. It wasn’t until the 19th century, smoking hit the mass market as cigarette machinery was invented. This led to smoking and cigarettes being an eminent part of the art scene during […]
Federalism in the US constitutes the inherent separation of powers between American state governments and the federal government. For nearly a decade following the foundation of this nation, we operated under the Articles of Confederation. The framers of our Constitution eventually recognized that the states had too much power. They thought that a new structure […]
Federalism exists if two levels of government have authority over the same geographic area. The Constitution set up the American federal system and has been amended twenty seven times. Powers of state government were never listed in the original constitution. The Tenth Amendment of the Constitution grants states all powers not specifically granted to the […]
