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My personal favorite school subject is History. I enjoy learning about the past, and I especially enjoy learning about World War one and two. What I find interesting about World War one, is that during the same time the war was raging in Europe, there were resilient women fighting for the right for women to vote. This was known as the women’s suffrage movement. I admire them, and think they were very brave to be fighting for the rights for the women of America. While some people may think that the women were being impertinent to President Wilson (not showing him the proper amount of respect) I believe they were doing what they thought was right by trying to get his attention.
Women were also serving as nurses oversees in both the first and second World War. Being robust and caring to the numerous wounded men oversees provided a slight solace for many men. I love learning about both wars; however, World War II is my favorite. I enjoy learning about everything that happened with the Nazis. From the horrible actions of Hitler and the ominous concentration camps to the furtive efforts of the resistance movement. It is so amazing to me that even in a place of death, torture and destruction, the poor prisoners still found solace in the little things. For instance, getting a room with two beds for four people instead of one bed for four people.
Another point of interest for me is the attitudes of the American soldiers, no more than boys really. What war they looked at once as exciting, soon turned into horrible and traumatic. They would give anything to return to the frivolous activities that they once enjoyed back home. However, what I found interesting was even during bootcamp, many men still found solace in frivolous things such as scandalous images on taped to their barracks (which were taken down almost immediately curtesy of the irritable drill sergeants).
Overall, I believe both World War’s had significant impact on not only our lives, but the lives of every human being on this planet. I like to learn about history, because if you do not pay attention to history, it will repeat itself, and I have no interest of letting another full scale war happen again.
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C. Compound-complex
Compound- complex: One or more dependent clauses and two or more independent clauses.
"Because credit-card fraud is increasing in America, consumers must be cautious, and retailers must take steps to protect consumers."
I would say “relieved” “pleasure” “satisfaction” “serenity” “accomplished”
The main characters of the short story "The Lottery," by Shirley Jackson are:
- Mr. Summers and Mr. Graves, who prepare the paper slips for all the families of the village.
- Bill Hutchinson, whose family has been chosen.
- Tessie Huchinson, Bill's wife, who is picked to be stoned to death.
