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The leader of Germany from 1933 to 1935 went by the name of Adolf Hitler. Before he was ever the leader ,of Germany, he volunteered to fight in World War I. WWI is where Hitler became a strong German soldier and came to love war. By invading Poland and many other European countries, Adolf was the reason why Word War II started. Hitler was the leader of the Nazi group trying to eliminate all of the Jewish citizens (“Adolf”). Throughout his years, Adolf said many violent words that still disgust people these days.

“It always seems impossible until it's done,” (Nelson Mandela Quotes). Nelson Mandela stated this famous quote, to show how one little thing can go very far and you just have to stick with it. Mandela was a very courageous political leader of South Africa, and made a very immense difference in the world today. Even though he had to go to prison for 27 years because he was standing up for what he believed was right, he achieved his lifelong goal. Nelson Mandela, a political leader of South Africa, made a choice that impacted the destiny of the nation. For instance, Mandela made the choice of bringing peace to South Africa and created a diverse society in which every citizen can live equally. That not only impacted his nation, but spread

Question: How far did Stalin achieve and maintain what Kruchev described as “the accumulation of immense and limitless power”, in the USSR between 1924 and 1945?

Crispin’s identity is something that he struggles with throughout the book. At the beginning of the book, his name is Asta’s son since he lives with his mother and never knew his father. He grew up with no personal name and little dignity because he and his mother were so poor. Later, he becomes the servant of Bear and finds out he is the son of Lord Furnival, the Lord of his small village and various others throughout England. Simply because of the fact he is Lord Furnival’s son, he is sought to be silenced and killed. At the end of the book, he chooses to become what he wants to really be, a free man who decides where his own path will take him. Crispin realizes that he ultimately decides who he will serve while doing what action. The social restrictions that previously bind him are cut off and he begins his new life. The picture with the question mark in the man’s head represents the internal identity conflict.

Date: Pg. #: Role: Quote: Response: 1/22/16 7 Bystander The Jews of Sighet “But people not only refused to believe his tales, they refused to listen... Others flatly said he had gone mad.”

Since his mother’s death Crispin has been trying to run away from his village (Stromford) as soon as possible. He was declared a wolf’s head (anyone can kill him) for a crime he did not commit. John Aycliffe (the steward of the manor) is doing everything in his power to try and kill Crispin. Early in the book, Crispin ran into Aycliffe, he said, “…tumbled over a cliff. Though of no great height, it took me by surprise I went hurtling through the air, crashing hard upon my side and rolling farther down a hill. I was stunned my breath gone, but I had enough sense to roll over and look back. Above me at some distance I saw Aycliffe’s torch and his face peering down. When I realized he had no idea where I was I dared not move. When his light finally retreated did pick myself up and flee.” In chapter 1 of, “How To Read Literature Like A Professor” by Thomas C. Foster, it illustrates the author’s desire for Crispin in this book. For example, he says, “The real reason for a

Louis Zamperini’s life, he had some difficulties, and may be different from others, but he still had made through all of the difficulties he’ve been through. For him he made it through with a blink of an eye, well at least that’s how it showed the readers. Louie was different from other kids. He would drink beer and smoke at a young age. He then grew little by little becoming a runner. He was the best runner people have ever seen in forever. He was best known for that, he went to the Olympics, but it got canceled because of war, their war against Japan. His two character traits that stood out the most was being strong and fearless. This story is based on real life, and on a book called Unbroken by Laura Hillenbrand.

To modify Winston Churchill’s quote on Russia Putin “…is a riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma.” We can unwrap this mystery by analyzing Putin’s foreign policy through the eyes Morgenthau which will be the basis of this paper. By understanding the mystery we can say that Putin is following a Realist perspective and not the liberalist perspective especially with the Crimean Conflict.

Crispin runs, and when he does, he stumbles across Father Quinel’s murdered body. Crispin flees across the countryside alone. Searching for food in a village where everyone was killed by the plague, Crispin finds only bodies, until he hears a voice singing from the village church. Crispin investigates. The singer is a large, strangely dressed man. The man quizzes Crispin about who he is and quickly uncovers that he is a runaway. The man claims Crispin as his own and makes him swear an oath of service. This strange man, Orson Hrothgar, is better known as Bear because he is so large and strong. Rather than living and working in one place his whole life, like everyone Crispin has ever met, Bear travels, earning his living as a juggler, dancer, and entertainer. As they walk, Bear educates Crispin, explaining politics, the social organization of English society, religion, and his (Bear’s) own views on truth, faith, and the meaning of life. Bear also teaches Crispin practical skills. He shows him how to juggle, how to sing and play a recorder, and how to observe

Some people saw Stalin as, “the hope of the world’s poor and greatest leader. Others called him, “the most cruel and evil man who ever lived.” Most people only have the basic idea about this man. Such as, his rule over the Soviet Union for thirty years. Or that he was born in Gori, Georgia. There is so much more too his story. Even Historians still want answers to questions that may never be solved.

Crispin: The Cross of Lead is an exciting story of a thirteen- year old boy who fled from his village in hopes of not being caught and killed by John Aycliffe and his soldiers. Along the way Crispin meets new people and has some frightening encounters. In the beginning of this novel, Asta's son is described as a poor village boy who lost their mother and father. Soon after Crispin's mother died he found out he was accused of a crime he did not commit, and was pronounced a “wolf's head”. In fear of dying Crispin fled from his village, and soon finds out more about himself than he had ever imagined. After being called Asta’s son his whole life, it is revealed that his real name is Crispin. As the story progresses he soon meets Bear, a juggler, with nowhere else to go he becomes a servant of Bears’. Though being Bear’s servant, Bear doesn’t want harm to come to Crispin, so he protects him against his enemies and the wild. Closer to the end of the story Crispin is lead into his enemy's’ fortress, and to protect himself and Bear, he must change everything he had just come to find out about himself. Throughout the book, the author helps the reader understand the government, led by nobles, the political views and economic factors during these medieval times and how they affected the characters and plot of the story.

rebels against and does the complete opposite of his desires to deprive himself one satisfaction for another.

John Steinbeck once said “ Power does not corrupt. Fear corrupts… perhaps the fear of a loss of power”. John Steinbeck elaborates that power itself does not corrupt, but the fear of losing power corrupts the people into dictators, that leads people doing anything to prevent them losing power. This quote parallels to Orwell’s visions that loss of power in the form of fear, lead Napoleon to become a ruthless dictator while possessing absolute power. Therefore, similar to power being corrupt under the rule of Tsar Nicholas II, Adolf Hitler’s and under Joseph Stalin’s through the work of Animal Farm.

The main character, Crispin, is a 12-13 year old boy who is counted as a peasant. His mother was the only family he had left, and when she died Crispin tried to stay alive. He had no name because he was a peasant so he is always called “asta’s son”. Later in the book he is named Crispin.

For my final reason why Crispin should have run from John aycliffe is that he had absolutely no reason not to run from John. His life was horrible even before his mother died and after she died the mistreatment escalated exponentially. He had no family that he could have gone to live with, so when he ran he would have been all on his own. After his mother died he had to pay for her death with their ox, which meant that he had no means of supporting himself, so he did, what he felt was his only option which was to run away and start a new