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In Washington Irving's The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, Ichabod Crane and Abraham Van Brunt (AKA Brom Bones) both compete for the hand of Katrina Van Tassel, the beautiful daughter of a wealthy landowner. The rivalry between the two men and the pranks Brom Bones plays on Ichabod all lead to the ill-fated events of the story, in which Ichabod is frightened away from the town by the living embodiment of a local legend, the Headless Horseman. The two men are as different as can be, and Irving makes sure to exaggerate these differences in his descriptions of each character.
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In this excerpt from Gray's <span><em>Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard, </em>the speaker points out at the sadness behind the gem that never gets taken out of its cave and the flower that blooms without a witness. The poem points out, through his regret, what the speaker considers the full potential of these things to be.
Therefore, your best answer is Gems, flowers and talents can be appreciated only when they're seen.</span>
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Nativism denotes political movements and attitudes in the 1800s that were characterized by a particularly sharp rejection and fight against new immigration, and protection of native inhabitantes, that is, of the white majority that made up the American society of the time. The main distinction was between people who were born in, and / or considered to be culturally belonging to America, and newcomers or their successors, especially if they were also perceived as culturally foreigners.
In this context, the Mexican-American War was unleashed by the intention of the United States to protect the American colonists living in the Republic of Texas, who wanted to join the United States as one more state. Thus, by protecting the "natives" from foreign interests, in this case Mexico, the conflict was unleashed.
