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…. In Pulaski County, Tennessee the Klan got out of hand as well. The Klan leadership wrote another official Klan decree, telling of the disguised Klansmen committing hateful acts, and it reassured that they would be brought to justice. The decree also spoke…

…Fyodor Dostoevski’s Crime and Punishment follows the main character Raskolnikov as he attempts to prove his theories on the possibility of a “superman” having the power to transgress the law and morality because he is more “extraordinary” than the common…

…closer they will realize that this story and some of the characters are not actual norms for a western. The town hero, Potter, is plagued with guilt that appears throughout the long train ride into Yellow Sky. The “crime” that Potter feels guilty…

…to relate to other males and they have the wrong idea about what a relationship should be like. Girls may even grow up to hate men because of an unconscious resentment toward absent fathers. The shift from the traditional nuclear family to one-parent homes…

…, Mrs. Hale. Mrs. Hale is the wife of one of the key witnesses, and a neighbor to the crime scene. She has a significant influence in the development of Mrs. Peter?s in the play. During the investigation there are times in which the two women are left…

….” A person is vaporized for illegal thought crime in “1984”, as does an uprising elephant that is ordered shot down for acting uncontrollably . The on-looking crowd, depicted symbolically as Oceana’s residents, watch excitingly as the elephant is slowly…

…, demonstrations, poetry, peace, war, crime and protest. It was the combination of all of these elements that helped produce and define a period of music history. “By 1967, 50,000 hippies resided in or near the Haight-Ashbury district of San Francisco” (Szatmary 165…

…know how to relate to other males and they have the wrong idea about what a relationship should be like. Girls may even grow up to hate men because of an unconscious resentment toward absent fathers. The shift from the traditional nuclear family to one…

…to assassinate Lincoln. A just outcome was achieved as John Wilkes Booth paid for his crimes, but in other cased, such as those of nine conspirators a just outcome did not eventuate. Lincoln was assassinated on April 14, 1865 at Washington's "Ford Theatre" during…

…along well with the white people because he looks at them with the eyes of a priest. James Jarvis, a wealthy landowner, is grieved over the death of his son. However, instead of develop hateful attitudes and behaviors towards black people…