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…was successful and earned his birth right (19). In the analysis of the Legend of King Arthur, one must consider Vortigern rise to power, Constantine’s sons’ control of the throne, as well as how Arthur took back his birth right. The Legend of King Arthur is only…

…to determine which class level they will be born into. All of the people are products of mass production. “Racks upon racks of numbered test tubes” (Huxely 5) is the only way to describe them before their actual birth. These class levels rank: Alpha, Beta, Gamma…

…, and she replied, "we are the only women who can control men, because we are the only women who gave birth to men".…

…depression a slight hysterical tendency" (Gilman, 36) It may be more precise to view the symptoms she develops later in the story--visual hallucinations, delusions, paranoia and conditions that, prior to the birth of her son, were restrained or in control…

…to be under government" and Caliban is Shakespeare's example of this. There are also two opposing views of the nobility. The first belief is that nobility comes by birth, and hence one of noble birth is virtuous by extension. Shakespeare supports the second…

…to contribute to the wealth of a family. For this reason, along with advances in birth control, the CBR was reduced through the 20th century in developed countries. Populations still grew rapidly but this growth began to slow down. Many less developed…

…Hardwick. Both of these cases brought up new questions about whether different kinds of sex are moral or not. The first case was Griswold versus Connecticut. This case was about Estelle Griswold who opened a birth control clinic in 1961 in Connecticut…

…people oppose the revolution in sex roles, the new freedom to express sexuality, and would make birth control illegal if they could. Many of them make no secret of their desire to see women return to obligatory domesticity and to a situation in which…

…to continuously watch for any signs of disloyalty. Some said that a person’s own nervous system could be their greatest enemy. A male oriented form of birth control, Physical jerks, was mandatory morning exercises. Members that were in any way disloyal to the party…

…There can be such a thing as caring too much for someone, especially when they are ill. No matter what the situations is, when someone tries to control the lives of those who are not well, how can they expect them to get better if they don’t…