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…devised and executed a "klein-deutsch" (excluding Austria) plan to unify Germany. It was Bismarck's goal to unite the German states in a strong, single German empire with Prussia at its center. To do this, Bismarck would need to support of a powerful…

…this is something to be proud of, he is not content. Loudin wishes to drop two weight classes and wrestle Shoot, the state champion who is “the guy to beat.” This is Loudin’s goal for the year and this is how he plans to make his mark. He trains long hours…

…violent measures to gain freedom and equality. Further contributing to the more aggressive tactics were the goals of the white abolitionists. Many white abolitionists were not able to accept blacks as their equals and did not fight for black equality, which led…

…confusion and misunderstanding. Disguise causes confusion and confusion leads to comedy. In Shakespeare’s comedies physical disguises are used to help the heroine achieve her goal. Further more deception is used in comedies to bring about humorous situations…

…Macbeth’s Tragic Flaw Macbeth's vaulting ambition, though it is what brings him to his height of power, it is also what leads him to his downfall. Vaulting Ambition is Macbeth's only flaw; it disables him to achieve his utmost goals and forces him…

…for goals. An aim to work forward to, something to be achieved... . What mysteries that a non-scientist can grasp are there left on Earth? When Kennedy promised the American public that in ten years men would walk on the moon, he gave them more than an estimate…

…dies for his ideals although they are misconstrued. The problem with Willy's ideals which ultimately kills him is that he has lost sight of achieving the true goal of the American Dream, happiness and freedom, and the dream took control of him. He…

…they are misconstrued. The problem with Willy's ideals which ultimately kills him is that he has lost sight of achieving the true goal of the American Dream, happiness and freedom, and the dream took control of him. He struggled to achieve something that he…

…. His goal is to keep Miranda innocent until her wedding night. He warns, “hate will be born in the bed” (Act 4, Scene 1) of the one who breaks the rule of chastity. The marriage of Ferdinand and Miranda is a very important part of Prospero’s larger project…

…stated, “the goal of integration has been based on complete acceptance of the fact that in order to have a decent house or education, blacks must move into a white neighborhood or send their children to a white school.” (29-4). African American wants…