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    Teen Rebellion Speeding, swearing, staying out past curfew, being disrespectful, these are all examples of Teen Rebellion. Teen rebellion is something many parents ignore thinking it'll just go away, saying it’s just a phase. Parents don’t really know what teen rebellion is therefore they can't understand what their teen is going through. Even though many parents don't know exactly why their teens are rebelling or if their pre-teen will rebel, they are still scared of it or the just expect it(White)

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    today’s world, it is common to see teen rebellion in our society. It is common in movies, songs, and other things too, because it signifies that teen rebellion is something teens are going through nowadays. We could learn that teen rebellion is a normal thing to go through therefore it doesn't mean they will always act like that. In this essay I will be talking about two examples of teen rebellion . “Romeo and Juliet” is a story with a lot of examples of teen rebellion. For example Romeo and Juliet

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    Teen Rebellion is a common theme throughout movies, literature, and song lyrics. Teen rebellion is a normal action through teen years. Teen rebellion is caused by wanting to prove a point and a craving for freedom. During teenage years you always want prove a point weather to an authority figure or even to yourself. Also teens are growing into adults and tend to grave freedom. In Shakespeare's “Romeo and Juliet” both Romeo and Juliet rebel against their families. The two families of Romeo and Juliet

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    Teen Rebellion is opposing or taking arms against someone. Rebelling when it comes to teens is often synonymous with contrary behaviour, defiance, or being disobedient. “A rebel is someone who is rebellious in nature. They are often resistant to authority, whether it is their parent, educators, or other adults in their life matters very little. They choose to defy not only rules but general social norms as well. Society often links a rebel with many negative connotations. As a result, they are often

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    Teenage Rebellion The teenage rebellion was as a whole was huge turning point in the American society. The youth of the 1960s had begun to turn away from the normal life agenda and focus there happiness on sex, drugs, and rock n roll. These hippies, and young student protesters would go on to be known as rebels without a cause, because they rebelled against a society that offered great potential and success. The new so called counter culture would had gone against society to an outside change.3

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    Teen Rebellion is a common thing between, between teens. Teen Rebellion is also common between Romeo and Juliet. Romeo and Juliet is a Love-Tragedy Play created by William Shakespeare, It is about two feuding families, Capulet and Montague, and Romeo of House Montague and Juliet of House Capulet fall in love, They both are soon to realize that they can not be together so in the end the both kill themselves. “The Movie, Aladdin is compared to Romeo and Juliet by, Aladdin and Princess Jasmine are

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    Teen Rebellion is a common theme in “Romeo and Juliet” compared to “Titanic”. Though, they are similar stories they have completely “different backdrops”. The movie/ play is both concerning two people who fall for each other. Both movies are similar to teen rebellion due to all 4 characters disobeying their parents for someone they love. Basically every teen is in “love” with someone that is forbidden for them. Although, they are just trying to be with their partner, it doesn’t mean they should take

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    they had to deal within that time. In the film Rebel Without a Cause, we are exposed to three different teens who each had a different struggle they were dealing with that unified them to one another. In the beginning of the movie we get an idea of how teens were portrayed in the time period as rebellious and troublesome. As the story line continues we are taken from the portrayal that the teens were given and go into

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    Teen Rebellion is one of the most popular trends on these days. Also there are too many movies and books about it, like “Romeo & Juliet” by William Shakespeare. This book(play) can also be compare to the movie “Titanic” for many reasons. The reasons why they are kind of identical are that both couples were teens and love each other against others. Also because at the end someone dies because of that love. The first reason why “Titanic” and “Romeo & Juliet” are similar is because

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    Rebellion In Literature

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    Teen rebellion is used throughout literature from songs to books to movies. It consists of younger people disobeying the norm and breaking rules. These teens think they know what is right for them and do not mind breaking the rules to have their way, hence, teen rebellion is very common. One example of teen rebellion in literature is in the play Romeo and Juliet. In this play, Romeo and Juliet fall in love and want to be together despite the rules saying they can not be together(No). This is a good

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