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- 7001: 1984
- ... Children are the key to ensuring success by having them brainwashed early, when they are most vulnerable, and by doing so, ensure success that they will grow up and be totally under the Partys control. Another strategy that the party used was fear. Fear is a tool by which everyone can be controlled. Anyone who ever doubted the Partys power was quickly arrested or killed. A most useful strategy ...
- 7002: 1984 Thematic Essay
- ... he knows is false but he just accepts it as the truth and he feels very fond of big brother. This story shows the danger of a world in which the government has too much control. The government in the novel controls all the people eliminating their individuality and the essence of everything that makes a human a human. Though the society is efficient, it means nothing since the people cannot ...
- 7003: Cold War
- ... Bien Phu. At a peace conference later in Geneva drew a dividing line, similar to the 38th parallel in Korea, in Vietnam at the 17th parallel. To the north was a communist government under the control of Ho Chi Minh, to the south was an anti-communist regime supported by the US. It was decided that elections would be held in 1956 to unify the country. Eisenhower as well as Kennedy ...
- 7004: Roman History
- ... They were usually one storey. There were about one domous for every twenty six insular. Very few people could afford these. There was no running water but there were cooking facilities. There was no noise control in the insular so the were very noisy places. Bothe houses were at risk from two things that could destroy houses. These were fire and collapse. If fire was left to burn the whole city ...
- 7005: Animal
- ... hunger. Soon Old Major does die, but his words still echo in the hearts of all the animals. With the leadership of the pigs, the smartest animals, they repel against the human and gain complete control of the farm. This would symbolize the Russian Revolution. Another parallel represented in the book is Farmer Jones. His character is similar to the politician Czar Nicholas who treated his people similar to how Farmer ...
- 7006: A Seize Of Power
- ... hoping for. With the amount of Nazi influence over the government, it was impossible for the new-fangled chancellor to get anything approved by the governing body. Von Papen tried to lower the amount of control the Nazis possessed by calling for new elections of the parliament. This tactic failed when the final count after the elections showed the Nazis with 250 members. Hindenberg decided to appoint a new chancellor, Von ...
- 7007: Silent Nightmare
- ... And what may be in store for them as a result of the tragedy" (6). The editorial went on to speculate that Mr. Gorbachev's mounting troubles could make him more receptive to "genuine arms control agreements and other improvements in U.S. USSR relations that would relieve his economic squeeze" (7), and suggested that the Reagan administration now has to make some intelligent judgements - somehow the terms "Reagan administration" and ...
- 7008: Stalin
- Stalin In History Of the many noted dictators in history, Stalin will go down as one of the most, if not the most formidable. He personally had control over a greater number of people for a longer period of time than perhaps any other dictator, or leader, for that matter. During his life as leader of the Soviet Union, his influence upon his ...
- 7009: Rastafarianism
- ... the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank, are supposed to be aimed at reducing debt within developing nations. However, they have essentially been turned into a war on the poor. They have ended communal control of land, seized land for debt, and forced upon developing nations new agricultural programs aimed at increasing capital. With these programs cash crops have replaced traditional farming and subsistence agriculture. The drive towards industrialization and ...
- 7010: A Great Heron
- ... she climbs the large pine tree. After that event, not even her grandmother can get her to tell her secret. Sylvia then feels bad for not helping the boy. But when she later hears his gun fire upon the birds, she feels good for not helping kill "a White Heron." Word Count: 356
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