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Peter The Great Western Europe
1,053 words
Peter The Great's Cruelty and It's Effect on His
Power Peter the Great's reign over Russia paved
the way for Russia's future as a world power. His
many reforms and westernization of the country
influenced millions and left a lasting legacy. The
complexity of Peter is astonishing, his
intellectual curiosity, combined with his hasty
temper and cruelty caused a tumultuous but
successful reign as Tsar. His brilliance as a
ruler profoundly effected Russian society but his
cruel decisions left an inde...
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Female Slaves Slave Women
1,257 words
A former slave during the antebellum era, Lewis
Clarke, said, How would you like to see your
sisters, and your wives, and your daughter,
completely, teetotaler, and altogether, in the
power of the master. You can picture to yourselves
a little, how you would feel; but oh, if I could
tell you! Blacks during the time of slavery saw
the many different experiences women had to go
through, from breeding slaves to working in the
fields (Woman and the Family in a slave society,
Catherine Clinton, pg. 1...
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Gladiator Fights Wild Beast
1,145 words
In many modern books written about Ancient Rome
and its people, The Romans are often portrayed as
brutal and unforgiving people who enjoy violence
and though it is amusing to see people being
injured and killed to the point of obsession. It
is my goal to establish whether this
classification is justified or if it is simply an
exaggeration of what a While it is known that in
Rome there were gladiator fights, public beatings
and slavery was legal and common. It is also
important to understand just...
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Helter Skelter Sharon Tate
1,415 words
... and many more people were recruited in the
"Family. " He started preaching to his followers
in bizzare ways. He would have the group take acid
trips then listen to him as he spun twisted
stories that put ideas into their heads. Charles
would reenact the Crucifixion of Christ, trying to
instill upon his follower's minds that he was
Jesus Christ, that he was a higher power that they
all needed to follow unquestionably. Manson
convinced his followers that a war of the races
was coming, which he...
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Kill And Eat Jane Goodall
1,271 words
The acts of cannibalism and infanticide are very
apparent in the behavior of the chimpanzee. Many
African studies show that wild chimpanzees kill
and eat infants of their own species (Goodall,
1986: 151). Although there is not a clear answer
why chimps engage in this very violent and
sometimes gruesome behavior there are many ideas
and suggestions. This essay will deal with
chimpanzee aggression, cannibalism and
infanticide. This paper will present information
on major research studies performed...
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Obedient Wife Beginning Kate Shrew
367 words
In the beginning, Kate appears to be quite a
shrew. However, this is due to her father's
treatment of her. Kate is not a shrew; she has
merely put on a shrew-like act to cover up the
humiliation and embarrassment that her father has
caused her. Her father seems as though he wishes
to be rid of her, and will pass her off to any man
willing to marry her, without regard for her own
feelings. He will not allow Kate's sister Bianca
to marry until he has ensured that he will be rid
of Kate, even thoug...
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Judeo Christian San Francisco
1,460 words
The occult is on the rise; many young people are
seeking their spiritual identity through Satanism.
Satanism has become an issue of great concern in
our society. It is a phenomenon that crosses the
city limits into the rural areas of our nation.
Satanism is not just a big city problem. The news
wires carry story after story about young children
being kidnapped, only to be found later as victims
of some bizarre ritualistic crime. This paper will
analyze and will come to a conclusion to the most
f...
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Vil Character Of Lady Macbeth
1,207 words
Blood is the also the main theme is this play.
After the murder of King Duncan there seems to be
blood everywhere: on the two daggers, smeared over
the faces of sleeping grooms, on Macbeth's hands
and Lady Macbeth wonders how the old man had so
much blood in him. After Banquos murder, one of
the hired killers appears at the banquet with
blood on his face. Lady Macbeth goes mad,
desperately trying to wash imaginary blood from
her hands. Firstly, I encounter that Lady Macbeth
is an awesome woman, ...
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Criminal Justice System Sentenced To Death
1,484 words
The right of the state to take the life of a
person convicted of certain crimes is deeply
rooted in concepts of governmental sovereignty and
has been recognized in England as the source of
our Common Law and most other historic
governmental systems around the world throughout
history. In the beginning of the twenty-first
century, many are beginning to doubt the wisdom of
government sanctioned murder under the name of
capital punishment in criminal justice system.
There is debate over the morals ...
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Were Romans Obsessed With Violence
1,238 words
In many modern books written about Ancient Rome
and her people, the Romans are often portrayed as
brutal and unforgiving people who enjoyed violence
and thought it amusing to see people being injured
and killed to the point of obsession. It is my aim
to establish whether this classification is
justified or if it is simply an exaggeration of
what a small group of people enjoyed. While it is
known that in Rome there were gladiatorial fights,
public beatings and the keeping of slaves was
legal (and...
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The Effects Of Sin Upon Arthur Dimmesdale
819 words
Hawthorn shows sins of several different kinds in
numerous people, as well as the consequences and
remedies of their sins. Three main characters;
Hester Prynne, Reverend Arthur Dimmesdale, and
Roger Chillingworth bare the most of these sins.
Arthur Dimmesdale, however, bares the most brutal
effects of such sin. This is due to several
reasons. The most observable reason for his
eventual breakdown is the fact that he keeps his
sin a secret. Arthur Dimmesdale's sin was the same
as Hester's, except ...
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Greek City States Persian Wars
491 words
Both Sparta and Athens were Greek city-states.
Sparta was a strict military ruled city-state
where the people established themselves as a
military power early. However Athens was more of a
political city-state that was more involved with
their economical stature than their military
forces. Still changes from the Persian wars would
change the powers of the city-state and somewhat
unite them. Sparta was a strict military
city-state. The people were Dorians who conquered
Laconia. This region lies i...
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Daughter Of Zeus Greek Gods
1,200 words
... r favorite city of Athens there were three
temples for her. (Hamilton 29; Guirand 117) Athena
was depicted as either wearing tight draperies
covering her body and a shield and spear in her
hands or she wore a long chiton, had a helmet on
her head, aegis, and a spear in her right hand and
winged victor in her left hand. (Guirand 117) She
was often described as gray-eyed or flashing-eyed.
Her favorite plant was the olive because she
created it and her favorite bird was the owl,
which was her s...
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Deter Crime Juvenile Crime
1,212 words
How would you feel if someone in your family was
brutally murdered by an adolescent? With the
increasing amount of crime being committed by
juveniles, officials are trying to come up with
ways to prevent such transgression from ever
occurring. More and more teens are committing
crimes they know they can get away with because of
their age. Juveniles know how far they can go
before they really get themselves into trouble
they cannot get out of. Usually when you are being
tried as a juvenile the pu...
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How Does Homer Depict War In The Iliad
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How Does Homer Depict War in The Iliad? In The
Iliad, war is the honorable thing to do. It seems
glorified but on the other hand Homer shows the
brutality and injustice of it. From the beginning
of The Iliad we are immersed in the middle of a
war that began nine years ago between the Greeks
and the Trojans. Many things have happened
previous to the start of The Iliad for example
Homer alludes to the fact that Agamemnon has had
to sacrifice his daughter in order for he Greeks
to reach Troy. The w...
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Lady Macduff And Her Son Lady Macbeth
1,245 words
How accurate an analysis is this of the two main
characters? Look at their development throughout
the play. A dead butcher and his fiend-like queen
is spoken by Malcolm on line 98 in Act 5 Scene 7
as Malcolm announces the beginning of a new reign,
just after he has defeated Macbeth at his castle.
Malcolm uses it to describe and sum up Macbeth and
his wifes reign over Scotland. My first impression
of this question after reading the book is that
this is a fair representation of Macbeth and Lady
Ma...
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Fiend Like Queen Macbeth And Lady Macbeth
1,252 words
... now fighting for what he is, the king. By the
end of the play, Macbeth is tired of living. This
is caused by his struggle to stay king and to get
rid of his threats, giving in to all the pressure:
"I'gin to be away of the sun. " As he prepares to
defend the castle, he again looks to the witches
for spiritual support, hoping that their
prophesies are at all true because if they are not
he will lose everything he had gained. Once
Macbeth and Macduff come to face each other,
Macbeth does not fe...
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Political And Social Ottoman Empire
1,279 words
The first genocide of the 20 th Century occurred
when two million Armenians living in Turkey were
eliminated from their historic homeland through
forced deportations and massacres. For three
thousand years, a thriving Armenian community had
existed inside the vast region of the Middle East
bordered by the Black, Mediterranean and Caspian
Seas. The area, known as Asia Minor, stands at the
crossroads of three continents; Europe, Asia and
Africa. Great powers rose and fell over the many
centuries a...
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Death Metal Another Controversial Kind Of Music
657 words
We can say that the birth of Death Metal was
inspired by cult thrash metal bands like Sodom,
Destruction (both German), Slayer and Dark Angel
in the USA. The sound was very deep and heavy, and
the lyrics was again concerning controversial
arguments like war, death, sickness, and religion.
In 1986 Slayer's cult album Reign In Blood, an
absolute masterpiece in metal, caused the increase
of the following in extreme metal music, and, some
years later the mixing of metal, hardcore and the
need to go ...
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Life Of Arthur Conan Doyle
1,171 words
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, a British physician who
later devoted his life to writing, has become one
of the most popular and widespread authors and
creators of all time. Doyle's early childhood
years to his later years in life have allowed him
to observe many sophisticated yet adventurous
paths, in which have inspired him greatly to
become an influence on spiritualistic views as an
author and crusader. His interests and
achievements in medicine, politics, and
spiritualism have allowed him to create...
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