The Capitol Summary

the eldest Burgesses, except for Patrick Henry. There was a debate at the Capitol, in which Patrick Henry announced his Caesar-Brutus speech. In Colonial Williamsburg, no exhibit fulfils its Historical significance, Relevance to people today, or connection to the motto, “That the Future may learn from the past” more than the Capitol. Therefore, the Capitol should be presented a commemorative coin. First of all, the Capitol was where the burgesses made all of America’s new laws after the American

of people. Not all, are known personally, but the group knows you and they know what you did. This conflict is generally with two or more people. An example of social conflict in the novel is the range of rebellious act’s Katniss does towards the Capitol. Showing them up in the arena, knowing an avox, not holding her tongue, etc. An example of this is “But I do notice they omit the part where I covered her in flowers, right because even that smacks rebellion.”

Farmers’ Market is held every Saturday morning from April 8th until November 11 from 6:15 am until 1:45 am. Capitol Square, where the market is held, is closed to traffic during these times, so it is suggested you walk from your accommodation or arrive via public bus. In addition, several parking garages are available

Latrobe: United States Capitol The United States of America was founded upon the motto E Pluribus Unum “out of many one”. Out of the 196 countries found in the world, the United States of America sticks out as the pinnacle. The United States is the most powerful country in the world and the most important building that resides in it is the United States Capitol. A number of architects were assigned with the task to design and oversee the building of the United States Capitol, but Benjamin Henry Latrobe

Summary of Chapters 14-20 Peeta is stopped by medics from choking Katniss further longer. Katniss learns that the reason for Peeta’s actions are due to a type of torture called hijacking. Hijacking is when someone puts venom of a tracker jacker (a deadly mutant animal) into your skin and alters your memories to become bad. The Capitol altered Peeta’s memories and made them against Katniss by making it seem as if she tried to kill him. Katniss is hopeless and is sure Peeta will never be the same

Utopian & Dystopian Societies - Literature Study Written By:Anthony Koper, Nate Stricker, and A.J. Futrick We are learning the meanings of a utopia and dystopia through reading The Giver and The Hunger Games. A utopia and a dystopia are very different. A utopia is an imaginary land with perfection of all kinds. In a utopian world, everybody makes the same amount of money, everyone is treated fairly, there is no racism or discrimination, everyone has housing, and nobody will ever starve or be unhappy

Independent Reading Log: Name: Zach Bennett: Period: 1 Title of Book: Catching Fire Author: Suzanne Collins Number of Pages: 401 Remember: Neatness and good writing is important!!!!! Who are the main characters? Describe each and tell if he/she is Protagonist or Antagonist (at least two). 1) Katniss Everdeen: Katniss is the First main protagonist and narrator of the story. She hails from District 12 where she has just returned to after competing and coming out victorious in the

In Katniss’ nation, Panem, the twelve districts are overseen by the Capitol. The Capitol enforces all people in the districts. The districts are at the Capitol’s mercy (Collins 18), unable to rebel without harsh punishment. The majority of the Districts are poor, while the Capitol is rich. Katniss lives in District 12, among the poorest of the districts. Jonas’ community is controlled by the Elders. The main role of the Elders

by Gary Ross, and Divergent directed by Neil Burger are two of them. The Hunger Games is about a 16 year old girl named Katniss Everdeen who lives in the dystopian country of Panem. Panem is a fictional nation that consists of 12 districts and the Capitol. Two teens from every District are randomly picked to fight in an all-out death match called The Hunger Games. When her sister is picked out to be in The Hunger Games, Katniss volunteers to go

“A utopia is an imagined place or state of things in which everything is perfect,” (“Definition of UTOPIA”).This term was created in 1516 by an author named Sir Thomas More when it appeared as a title to one of his novels. More was familiar with the Greek language, considering that the roots of the word utopia are ou meaning not, and topos meaning place. Together the words translate to “no place” or “nowhere,” ("Utopian Literature...Fiction"). In his novel, More explains that a utopia is anything