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the ghost in the begginng was more gentle as he is showing scrooge diffrent images. however in teh next starve he is much more harsher.

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I think the author introduce the charcters like that to set up a mood and to give eenough background information about the characters. and

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Authors use tone to help them get a message across to the reader. It helps them show readers their opinion about a certain topic. It also helps them hook the reader to continue reading. Through the author's choice of words we can see how they perceive the moment int he book.

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What role do personal experiences and past events play in shaping an individual's character and moral compass? How might someone's past affect their present and future choices?

Personal expirences and past events help shpae the individuals persoanlity by teaching them a lesson abouit life in general. It teaches them how to act maturely against any situation they may face in the future. It teaches them to use compassion in the right time but not be naive at the same time.

There past may affect their future because they reflect on what they did and based in that they will decided on theri present/ future decisions.

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-Emma Goldman was born on June 27, 1869 in Kovno, Lithuania. Harsh restrictions on Jewish mobility and economic activity

-The sisters settled in Rochester, New York, and found work in a garment factory. Emma’s interest in political radicalism

-In 1885, her father sought to arrange a marriage for her. She fled the match and her abusive father by immigrating with her sister to the United States.

-Emma’s combination of feminism and anarchism made her a truly unique thinker among the reformers of her era. She criticized what she saw as a narrow, misguided view of women’s rights. She was wary of the suffrage movement because she believed that participation in politics was participation in a corrupt system that promoted inequality; women could vote just as unjustly as men

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I need to know that what she believed for women in that time period. What influenced her beliefs and what was the purpose of her writting the essay/book. when was the time period when she published it. i also want to know if she liked cats or not bc we're gonna have issues

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i feeel better now that i have a good non litearyr extract i still have to go more in depth to undertand the text to the fullest. Wahts goign to be challegening is undersatfning the backgroun/context in which she wrote this but also how am i goigng to connect both literary and non literary text

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i still hva to edit SOMTHING of my bullet poing.

umm for htis for tri i give my slef a 5

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My first impression of the oral was helpful. I understand what i need to fix in my bullet points. eventhough i still need to go in and fix does mistles. I will add about gender obligatiopns adn gender roled that are represented in 40 lines. I dont have any question as of now

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i dont feel confident at all. i need more pracrice talking and organiazing the oral.

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i am somewhat satisfied with my research o could find more about the authorial choices that she uses in her writing and what made her stand out from all of the other women. it will help me that

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- Constantly, trying to change the roles of Jewish women in American immigrant culture.
- the American Yiddish press spanned five decades, and her serialized novels became staple fare in the leading Yiddish dailies.
- The American Yiddish press published her books for five decades and her novels were a hit in the yiddish daiilies
- she immigrated to the United States in her teens
- Her writing is remembered for its pioneering treatment of important contemporary issues of female socialization, gender roles and sexual mores.
- novels explore issues important in the lives of Jewish women of her generation.
-women's inequality in the context of modernizing romantic norms.
- other books she hass written Dos Tagebukh fun an Elender Meydl, oder der Kamf Gegn Fraye Libe [The diary of a lonely girl, or the battle against free love],.
- active in the Labor Zionist movement and spent the latter part of the 1920s in Palestine.
- publishing dramas, feuilletons, criticism, sketches, short stories, and novellas in a variety of Yiddish periodicals
-her books: In di Shturem Teg [In stormy days] (1909).
Yudis [Judith] (1911).
Tagebukh fun an Elender Meydl oder der Kamf Gegn Fraye Libe [Diary of a lonely girl, or the battle against free love] (1918).
Brokhe, a Kleyn-Shtetldike [Brokhe, a small-town girl] (1923).
A Provints-Tsaytung [A provincial newspaper] (1926).
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Now that you've choosen your literary tect for your oral assesment, what information about the author you dont know?What might you neeed to find out in order to fully understanf the text? 

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Now that you've choosen your literary tect for your oral assesment, what information about the author you dont know?What might you neeed to find out in order to fully understanf the text? 

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what some of her beliefs?
Didi she ever do something to help women?
What is her background and where did she get her inpiration to write her book

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How well do you beleive you understand your chosen literary text do you fell comftable discussing your text for four mineted non stop? what else might you need to do to help you feel prepared to discuss your tect during the oral assesment? 

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How well do you beleive you understand your chosen literary text do you fell comftable discussing your text for four mineted non stop? what else might you need to do to help you feel prepared to discuss your tect during the oral assesment? 

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I feel comfident that I can speack enough about the litetary text i need to find a little more in the text that i can use and carefully analyze every part of the text so i can get teh best result. I also need to fix the mistakes i did in my previous work to make sure i am prepared for the oral assesment.

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How long does the oral have to be?
Is the topic choosen independently
- dont use slang use academic language
- dont worry about fumbling
- global issue of out choice.
- the oral assesment is us choosing 2 text, literary or non literary, talk about a global issue for 10 min
- important grade, no panicc.

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“I accepted an invitation to talk to the women's branch of the Ku Klux Klan... I was escorted to the platform, was introduced, and began to speak...In the end, through simple illustrations, I believed I had accomplished my purpose. A dozen invitations to speak to similar groups were proffered.”

Sanger had an opportunity to talk to the KKK which I think is just extreme. Her beliefs in eugenics went as far as coming into contact with a large white supremacist organization to help create her world on her own ideals. It makes sense now that most planned parenthood building were in colored neighborhoods.

“I think the greatest sin in the world is bringing children into the world, that have disease from their parents, that have no chance in the world to be a human being practically... Delinquents, prisoners, all sorts of things just marked when they’re born. That to me is the greatest sin—that people can—can commit.”
In this quote, she states what type of people she targets to take birth control. and know what were her goals.

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I think that to reconcile with the past we need to acknowledge their mistakes and fix them in our society today. Which means take off statues. some of their values could have been right and may still make an impact now but it doesn't fully represent the change that our generation is doing. Looking up to people is hard in the first place because everyone makes mistakes that don't see until it to late. We have to acknowledge them but only to a certain extent. we have to evaluate what values we want to push forward and what stuff needs to be changed to make the world better for everyone.

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Margret Sanger does not base her beliefs on the church. she sees is as the way she has lived with it. She doesnt believes in cruelty and she says why bring children that will become criminals or have deiseases or just simply unwanted. ,I agree in a way. I think that in a way she is right. people should have children when the are reading to have children and so it should be also be restricted to who can produce healthy children. Furthermore, Religion should not play a role in the goveremnet. it should be nuetral so whether or not u agree to it, it should be up for the people and if they want to spread their words then they will teach it as so. But one shouldnt push their thoughts onto someone.

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The film strengthes karpiloves case agaisnt birth control. In the film, there are many reasons why they shold be against birth control. For example. ONe of the ladies died becasue of abortion. aftet that it is said that the Mr. waltson coudn't have children anymore. it i

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Where are my children is movie that talk about birth control. It talks about that the only people that should have children is the rich. That woman that are poor only have children is to hold down a man. C.describes children to be a burden. HE states that woman use children as an excuse to keep a man to their side adn not become indepedent. in the image there is a man in which is hoping for children but he woman that is behind him disagrees with him.

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"Her fat puddings and her foul sausages, the cousins that visit her, the matches she proposes, Her pretension and her sour looks"
Her assumption and necessity that she needs to be right, her family of intellectuals, and the unnecessary comments she makes, if we had knew what had coming for us would we have been here but if this is not the best place then where?

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In this image, we can see many people living in one room. they all have their clothes hanging around the place and beds that look more like wood boards with a towel or sheet. This image tells us that they had to withstand. this environment for one day to get a better life. Also, out of all the people in the room, one is dressed nicely. everyone else is in rags. Due to the limited space, they would eat and sleep simultaneously. I also noticed that there isn't a place to wash and the place may stin with sweat and may not be cleaned regularly.

the image correlates to the open because it shows the state of the issue. Many of the places that were up to rent were in the worst conditions in the poem it is compared to Gehenna which means hell. they had to withstand horrible housing situations to hide from the streets. But it wasn't any better when you had to live with many unknown people as it is shown in the image.

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In the image above, we can see a woman holding her baby. The room is really limited to space. It seems more as a place to store things such as barrels and bags filled with stuff. The woman looks as if she is really porr and just had her baby. She probably can't afford a place in which is more clean and has more space.

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I don't think that he is in the right. He is just looking for a way that he can love the way he wants to without gaining the responsibility of a relationship. A man and a woman should both have their responsibly of going into a relationship. It is not fair that only one person, the woman, have to deal with the repercussions of both actions.

C. lecture is a mockery of feminism. He wants us to believe that he is supporting women when in reality he isn't. He says that woman should let themselves have free love but in the end, he just want to use them. He ignores everything that a relationship and a woman need to be happy and healthy. I stand to agree with Goldman because she makes it clear what is happening. In the book, because of C. the narrator was kicked out of the room she rented even though he had offered marriage in reality he had no remorse for what he had done. IF women were to let themselves free live ads the way they say they would be looked down upon and disrespected.

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- culture identity and community
- Beliefs, values and education .
-In the text rae has just found someone that she likes and is willing to marry
- IN the image we can see that there is man leaning back on a light post and two women  trying to talk to him.
I thin that this two things relate to eachother because they noth show interest in somone. For example, In the image we can see that the Women approeched the men. One can assume that they are interested in them. Similarlt to the text, it shows that rae is only with her new

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not enough representation in government.
The article states that many women were unfitly judged and arrested because they were reasonably suspected. It was mainly targeted toward women. The law was vague, letting officers detain anyone they have thought suspicious. They were stalked arrested and unwillingly tested for STIs.
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IN chapter 25 119
it states that every woman is a bride to be this shoes us what theyr thought are about the roles of woman. masochism was very engraved in society. Woman was supposed to only be a wife and serve men as they see fit. whether it is to have children, go up the ranks or be used as housewives.

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Connecting both podcast and the reading i can conclude that A . is not basically good because he is trying to love more than one person and is hurting the feeelings of another person.
is the narrator basically good ? how does the narrotor morrally contrast. what influences a. and the narrator to be good or not "good"

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I think she can be right but at the same time wrong because each person can have different view or roads thye want to use to live their life. But I understand that it is common for women to choose love over living since it’s been a standard for them. Times changes and evolve so this statement does not apply to today since most of us want to enjoy life and wait for the right time to settle down.

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She seems to be a women that tries to think logically but is easily influenced by her emotions. She tries to seem tough meanwhile she just wants to love A. She values respect and is looking for that in her love life, something she seems ti not find due to A. A. Has various woman and the narró for just wants him to be for her only.