This could have been the reason for some underlying animosity between the two factions of villagers, which leads to the question, what kind of ulterior motives drove the people of Salem Village to accuse people of witchcraft? ... It probably did not help that Bishop was part of the thriving faction of Salem Village, which could have drawn some resentment by itself. ... Another reason why Bishop garnered resentment from the accusing villagers was her quarrels with different members of the community. ...

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According to Nietzsche, masterful people display a sense of contempt and indifference to their "bad" of slavish counterparts while the slaves develop a strong sense of resentment and blame the masters for their own sufferings. ... Euripides' work is characterized by a flair for the dramatic and a sense of open-mindedness towards what a tragedy must be like while Aristotle surgically breaks down piece by piece what it takes to write an effective tragedy. ... This point made by Aristotle shows his slavish approach as he shows a level of deepness in his resentment of Aegeus' a...

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These factors contributed to the situation in the world in 1914 by making countries suspicious and worried about what was going to happen. ... These things all contributed to the situation in that they caused unhealthy anger and resentment between nations that finally did lead to a war. ... These factors all raised suspicion, resentment and anger between nations and caused the world to finally come to a World War. ...

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Whites did what they could to push blacks as much out of their community as possible and blacks tended to avoid areas where their presence could create conflict. ... Although there was a division in the group mentalities, it wasn't the eruption of violent groups nor was it the disturbance of peaceful protesters that made the Ferguson riots what they became. ... While a small handful of angry groups took a path of violence, other groups in the community sought to peacefully protest their outrage over what they considered to be social injustice. ... The riot in Chicago grew out of anger and...

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During the 1850s several different views on slavery's expansion and its position in America's future gave doubt and resentment between the northerners and southerners. ... Going along with this quote paraphrasing what Foner said is that even though winning the war this does not necessarily give the victors the right to enforce any circumstances upon the ones whom are defeated, they did (Foner, 254). ... That the Republican Party of the time shaped the southern states to what they are today politically and societally. Lastly how the definition of freedom changed from 1860 to 1877 beca...

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He notes that although they believe they realize what they are getting into, such as low salaries, large class sizes, and diminishing funding for supplies, what they are not aware of is the main issue. ... Situations like this won't improve until teachers have a clearer picture of what to expect that they're expendable. ... C) This article relates to the concepts discussed in class because exposure to lack of motivation on the teachers' part due to their resentment of the administration can lead to a break in learning and motivation with the students. ... Children tend to cove...

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Correspondingly Jimmy's view on what happened, leading up to the extinction of Homo sapiens, is shown (Atwood 326). ... Parents especially focused on improving their children's lives but in the process created a gap and resentment (Atwood 60). ... The compounds created a need to work more, to spend more; creating gaps and resentment between parents and children. ...

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She compared several other South Pacific societies with her own and discovered that what we think of as "feminine" and "masculine" are culturally determined traits, not inherent in biological difference. Two-thirds of African Americans who occupy professional positions are women and this often leads to resentment, which in turn creates tension and stress in female-male relationships. ... Finally, the chapter discusses African American women holding professional positions and it causing resentment. ...

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Speaking from a third-person person point of view, Brands offers a concise, objective and genuine view of what really happened during the last decade of the 19th Century. ... Through the violent rebellions of the worker unions and the general resentment of the workers against their employers, Brand further asserts that these protests and strikes only further strengthened the power of the business class rather than weaken it. ... What I found most interesting while reading The Reckless Decade was the way Brands described the political battles between Bryan and McKinley leading up to the 1896...

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First, she counters Barack Obama's youth appeal - what could be more youthful than a woman who just gave birth five months ago? ... Additionally, as the governor of Alaska, her positions on oil exploration and drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge are a beacon of hope to Exxon/Mobil, Shell, and other oil companies in an age of growing consumer resentment over record profits. ... What remains to be seen is if his deal will be worth the price, or if it will be all for naught. ...

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The nightly jump out of the tree becomes a source of smoldering resentment for Gene. ... In retrospect, Gene decides that perhaps he did not reply because deep down, he truly did not feel towards Finny what Finny felt towards him. ...

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The book points out, "bitterness, envy, indifference, resentment-these are the hallmarks of the hot and cold wars that fester in the hearts of family, neighbors, colleagues, and former friends the world over," (Arbinger Institute xx). ... Lasater and Lasater (11) go so far as to say that, "...what we say changes the world," adding, "This is not an exaggeration.... The interchange with observation language means relating to what one observes about a behavior or situation rather than reacting in a negative manner. ... " Observation avoids critical commentary about a...

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Hidden resentments and misconceptions can impact company productivity, profitability, and most important, employee motivation and satisfaction ("Seminars"). ... In essence this means moving away from what is familiar and comfortable and what of us have come to trust; moving into relationships with those who are not similar in outward appearance, thinking, styles, and personalities. ... It was difficult for me to distinguish between the person and her ideas; between her personality and what she actually thought. ... The issues were easily cleared up and resolved once everyone has a clear un...

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Some examples of these attitudes include: love, forgiveness, resentment, and gratitude. ... I think this proves to be very persuasive, as it creates a different aspect, and provides logical reasoning for what is more common in interpersonal interactions. ... Power is what limits the human being, not a lack of freedom. Essentially, power is what limits our freedom but freedom is what inhibits our power. ...

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Abraham Lincoln always gave the people what they desired and wanted to hear even if it meant pushing away his own views. ... This quotation clearly shows Lincoln's deep hatred of slavery and that he was intelligent enough to hide this resentment to show the American people he was not bias toward a particular view. ... The Lincoln-Douglas Debates of 1858 is what gave him the exposure needed to Negrophobes and antislavery men. ... Though many times this meant contradicting himself about what he believed and what the people wanted to hear him say, he pulled through. ...

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He starts up by stating how as nationalism in Asia increases, incidents such as the continued resentment of the Chinese of the Japanese stemming from atrocities of WWII has impacted recent trade between the two countries. ... What is true of both of these incidents is that even though the country appears to have a calm surface, these "passions" are simmering beneath this surface. ... What I enjoyed was the question he raised as to whether or not conflict was the result of economic competition and the fact that war could be considered as a luxury from the viewpoint of those that consi...

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Huey Long had a chip on his shoulder and felt deep resentment toward those with concentrated wealth. ... " Regardless of what people thought of their policies, both Long and Obama drew people to them. They gave people hope and made them believe in what they could do. ...

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Jarvis was neglected by his mother but even though she neglected him he still wanted to be by her side and grief , he didn't hold any resentment toward his mother even with what she did to him. ... Others aren't able to receive love due to the fact that they were abused as a child and caused them to misunderstand of what love really is. ...

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This resentment juxtaposed with the desire for a happy ending (and love) creates great tension and drama in the story. ... The audience must struggle – and is forced to confront a very real choice; to what degree should one sacrifice in the name of love? ... It is because he has this objective vantage point, he is able to expose the prejudice for what it really is – fear of the unknown, Through Emile, American audiences are able to see that a partner's nationality should not stand in the way of love. ...

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What I have been yours, if you care enough about me to take it". ... Along with facing isolation and loneliness throughout the novel, Alexandra also experiences different gender roles, as well as resentment, not typical for an American woman. ... Cather introduces Alexandra as almost man-like, and describing her as a soldier, all the while demonstrating she is prideful of what she is wearing. ...

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The following sections analyzes what implication does Bush's Bill of Rights have on the original Bill of Rights and what elements is the new proposal potentially could be violating. ... The authority developed the Constitution to end the people's resentment and to assure them of their sovereign will in the social strata. ...

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Jefferson believed that this resentment against the independence of the states was a direct attack against the Constitution, and that it defied the true theory of the important document. ... Daniel Webster, a Federalist from New Hampshire writes "Where is it written in the Constitution, in what article or section is it contained, that you may take children from their parents and compel them to fight the battles of war." ...

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Women were really starting to push away from the cult of domesticity and transforming into what is called, "the new woman." ... Although most of the politicians of the time were still very sexist they saw the growing resentment of the public and in 1919 the 19th amendment was passed giving women the right to vote nationwide. ...

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There are numerous instances of modality (indirect author opinion) which have the verbal function of telling the reader what the speaker's attitude is about the News whilst supposedly maintaining a "scrupulously fair" (p. 106) "testimony" in his "report" (p. 8). ... The narrator, who one can assume to be an exemplary investigative journalist, loses the moral high-ground as an objective, consistently reliable reporter when he uses satire to position the reader to engage with his resentment of the authorities. ...

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To develop our comprehension of religion by conveying to our perceptions a typical arrangement of inquiries regarding structural engineering and the making of hallowed space; the visual and verbal images of the group; the part of what we call "scripture" in the group; the manifestations of religious practice that may be called "custom," the parts of religious pioneers and common people and to build up a more intricate perspective of the changing religious existence of the United States through the investigation of another scope of religious groups Observation Report In this report, the observ...

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