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Analytical Essay: The Vietnam War

advocacy groups were putting pressure on congress, and the senate to intervene, would lead to the creation of (NSDD) 166. After the 166 order was signed, President Zia was apparently still opposed to The Stingers, but after a visit from Senator Orrin Hatch along, with a number of U. delegates Zia requested Stingers for himself to, protect against Soviet Air attacks on the border. Zia also implied that he could get some of those stingers to rebel forces, if they were supplied to his army. Zia would have to provide the request in writing to force the CIA to give in after being advised to do so by Hatch and Wilson. After the delegation had confirmed that Zia not only wanted Stingers for himself, but that he also supported the idea to give them.. more content... "Perestroika", was Gorbachev's new idea for domestic economic planning, and the restructuring of Soviet economics. Gorbachev would later suggest to media sources that they begin reporting casualties of the war in order to gain public support over Politburo, and the Soviet hardliners, who opposed pulling out of Afghanistan. "Previously, the Soviet public routinely had been told that "soldiers in Afghani–Stan were planting trees and building schools and hospitals."' (Kuperman, 1999) The fact of the whole matter was that regardless of what the CIA was supplying to the rebels Gorbachev wanted out anyway. Though The Stingers contribution may have aided in expediting the directive far more than any other weapon in the region, it also served another purpose, it gave Gorbachev another reason to pull out of the war. Mujahideen causalities were 40,000 Soviet causalities were 14,500 dead 53,753 wounded and 415,932 ill from disease. Gorbachev eventually concluded that the continuing intervention was allowing the Americans to bleed his country. He also accepted that Afghanistan was an Islamic country and without that element no foreign regime would ever be credible ." (Freedman,

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Romeo and Juliet Analytical Essay

A Taste of Shakespeare – 'Romeo and Juliet' William Shakespeare is widely known for all of his literary works; one of his most famous love tragedies being 'Romeo and Juliet'. A Shakespearean definition of tragedy exemplifies the sense that human beings are inevitably doomed through their own failures or errors, the ironic action of their virtues, or even through the nature of fate and destiny (Sayour, Susan, 2007). Romeo and Juliet is a tragic tale based on two young star–crossed lovers whose deaths ultimately unite their feuding families. Throughout the play, Shakespeare intentionally draws on text structures and language features in order to replicate the attitudes, values and beliefs of Elizabethan audiences and intertwine it into his.. more content... However, Juliet soon stumbles upon her fate when she finally meets Romeo and instantly falls in love with him, despite him being the son of her family's enemy. Shakespeare's text structure depicts Juliet as someone who is reckless, and does not stop long enough to evaluate the full consequences of her actions. "Farewell!–God knows when we shall meet again. I have a faint cold fear thrills through my veins. That almost freezes up the heat of life. I'll call them back again to comfort me. – Nurse!–what should she do here" (4:3:14–18). Shakespeare uses paradox, hyperbole, apostrophe and oxymoron to convey the violence of emotions in Romeo and Juliet as also the 'sweet lyricism of young passionate love' (Albertan A, 2003). His clever use of dramatic structure enables the audience to switch between comedy and tragedy to heighten the tension, leading up to the heartrending climax. "O, look! Methinks I see my cousin's ghost Seeking out Romeo that did spit his body, upon a rapier's point: – stay, Tybalt, stay!" (4:3:19–21). This apostrophe is a solitary example of the establishment of tragedy within the play, showing how two star–crossed lovers have a destiny with death. William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet is undeniably one of the most eminent tales of tragedy ever written. Act 4, Scene 3 has ingeniously demonstrated how the plot and themes, and characterization

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Julius Caesar Analytical Essay

The Shakespearean play featuring a man being stabbed 23 times to death, "Julius Caesar," is quite unique in many perspectives, because unlike most plays, this play has a plot that deals with controversial events, leaving the bulk of the readers in a state of ambiguity and division. The scene where Julius Caesar was stabbed is ambiguous, because it is a good thing for the people, but the way he was murdered is much too brutal. Whether or not Brutus should have joined the conspiracy to kill Caesar divides the audience, since it is unclear if it was beneficial or detrimental to the people of Rome. The audience is also divided on their perception of Caesar, due to his actions that could be interpreted as both arrogance or confidence. These three points demonstrate that the play's flexible plot line opens itself up for the audiences' own interpretation. The play makes people conflicted over how they should feel about different parts of the play, such as the scene depicting the murder of Julius Caesar. The audience is driven in two directions because they feel both happy for the people of Rome, and sympathetic at Caesar's terrible death. When Caesar looks Brutus in the eye in the last panel on the second page, and says "Et tu, Brute?", the fact that Caesar was stabbed in the back by a trusted friend is emphasized, making the audience agonize over the righteousness of this deed. Caesar simply wanted Rome to continue to develop, only he wasn't doing it in an expedient mean that the

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Part A – First person, analytical essay, PEEL format. 300–500 words. There are many horrible ways of people getting depression and anxiety in the world which is highly increasing as the days go on. One of these ways of producing these two elements is mental health. Mental health is not just a bad thing but is also good as you can create resilience, coping strategies and avenues to seek help with anxiety and depression. Psychology workers are one of the many jobs of people helping to create resilience, coping strategies and avenues for people to help them get through anxiety and depression through mental health. Resilience is what the psychology workers aim for first as it has the capacity to help people recover quickly from difficulties.. more content... A way to find out how to use these things towards you as an advantage is by talking to a professional or someone that has used them in the past like a psychologist or a doctor. This is clearly affecting the world that we live in today by a long shot more than any other symptom out there. For example from the age 18 years and older 18% of the U populations have anxiety disorders, that's 40 million people that are affected by this disorder known as anxiety. Only one–third of the of people anxiety disorders around the world are being treated yet this disease is highly treatable. This leads onto the fact that over $42 billion is spent on anxiety disorders out of the total $148 billion total that is spent on the mental health bill, that's roughly one–third of the total payment. Therefore we can clearly tell by the statistics that over 40million people in the U have the anxiety disorder, only one–third of the people are being treated yet it is highly treatable and the fact that it has used over $42 billion in the U. Therefore it can be concluded that the current position that the population of people with anxiety disorders and people that are being treated with and completely different numbers and requires and seeks global attention as it is a big issue. There is a connection with all the people that having been treated and we can clearly conclude that

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Analytical Essay: The Issue Of Obesity

Obesity is huge problem in the twenty–first century, but the people that have control over this do not care. In a materialistic society, money is everything. In food corporations, it appears that profit is also everything. Of course, this applies to their marketing strategies. Corporations have to be more for the consumer, or else they would have no business. However, consumers are still being tricked by these corporations. Granted that many corporations may offer low prices, decent tasting products, and great inventory of product, consumers fall for this as opposed to other products that are much healthier. It should not be this way. The activities of food and marketing corporations must change in order for the issue of obesity to change for the better. The attitude of marketing groups is a huge reason why obesity is such a.. more content... Before there was a call to break these groups, the marketing world ran as it pleased. This would refer to the years prior to the mid–1970s. It is odd how marketing was extremely laissez– faire back then, but the majority of consumers were in rather decent health (Soechtig 2014). In fact, Katie Couric, the narrator of Fed Up, mentions that obesity would affect only around five percent of children during this time (2014). Still, many people saw an issue with this statistic. A separate committee in the United States Senate worked on a plan to help tackle the way food was being processed during the mid–1970s (Soechtig 2014). Their work was called the McGovern Report, which was named after the committee's chairman George McGovern (Soechtig 2014). The report took note of common dietary issues and it attempted to give better habits in eating certain processed foods. Unfortunately, for consumers, food and marketing corporations fired back, and the original ideas to the McGovern report were trashed. The many companies that complained realized that this report would cause a huge loss in profit. One of the center points to

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Analytical Essay: The Vietnam War
advocacy groups were putting pressure on congress, and the senate to intervene, would lead to the
creation of (NSDD) 166. After the 166 order was signed, President Zia was apparently still opposed
to The Stingers, but after a visit from Senator Orrin Hatch along, with a number of U.S. delegates
Zia requested Stingers for himself to, protect against Soviet Air attacks on the border. Zia also
implied that he could get some of those stingers to rebel forces, if they were supplied to his army.
Zia would have to provide the request in writing to force the CIA to give in after being advised to do
so by Hatch and Wilson. After the delegation had confirmed that Zia not only wanted Stingers for
himself, but that he also supported the idea to give them...show more content...
"Perestroika", was Gorbachev's new idea for domestic economic planning, and the restructuring of
Soviet economics. Gorbachev would later suggest to media sources that they begin reporting
casualties of the war in order to gain public support over Politburo, and the Soviet hardliners, who
opposed pulling out of Afghanistan. "Previously, the Soviet public routinely had been told that
"soldiers in Afghani–Stan were planting trees and building schools and hospitals."' (Kuperman,
1999) The fact of the whole matter was that regardless of what the CIA was supplying to the rebels
Gorbachev wanted out anyway. Though The Stingers contribution may have aided in expediting the
directive far more than any other weapon in the region, it also served another purpose, it gave
Gorbachev another reason to pull out of the war. Mujahideen causalities were 40,000 Soviet
causalities were 14,500 dead 53,753 wounded and 415,932 ill from disease. Gorbachev eventually
concluded that the continuing intervention was allowing the Americans to bleed his country. He also
accepted that Afghanistan was an Islamic country and without that element no foreign regime would
ever be credible ." (Freedman,
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