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The presumption of a benevolent and omnipotent God makes the existence of evil problematic. This dilemma, known as theodicy, is often used to prove the lack of a God. The Book of Job as well as the South Park episode “Cartmanland” explore this theme, but neither uses it to justify the renouncing of God. Instead,…

Satire is the use of irony, exaggeration,or humor to criticize the stupidity of society, usually in the regards of politics and other immense topics relevant to society. One of, if not the best television shows to poke fun at the more serious issues of society is South Park. South Park is a show created by…

Should such a violent and swearing cartoon be shown on TV’south Park is a violent cartoon and kids are influenced by the show, but children aren?t even supposed to watch the show its rated MA 15+. There are important reasons for and against about this topic, those reasons will be discussed in this exposition. One…

After watching the Big Gay Al South Park episode in our recent discussion group I realized that there is much more to South Park then I originally realized. Usually when I watch this hilarious show, I am not trying to interpret and analyze the show with a sociological lens. Now that I have taken this…

In the story of “Everyday Use’ by Alice walker where the author expresses the extreme importance of culture and heritage. The author uses the characters to explain how important culture and heritage are. The main characters of the story are Mama (Mother) and her two daughter Dee who also known as Wangero and Maggie. The…

When President took office in March of 1932 he had an idea of a plan, which would have to develop over time, which was the “New Deal for the American People”. He believed that if this plan went through, it would solve the problem of the Great Depression and restore the American economy. President Roosevelt’s…

When the Great Depression hit in 1929 everything changed. Jobs were lost, families were forced to relocate, and people were forced to live much more frugally in order to stay afloat. Something else that changed, though, was the way that the government interacted with the public, especially in matters of finance. When Franklin D. Roosevelt…

After the prominence and growth of the Harlem Renaissance. The next cultural affliction for blacks in America was the Great Depression. Franklin D. Roosevelt was tasked as the president to solve this financial crisis, and he did this through the New Deal program. The New Deal policies laid the foundation for blacks in their right…

The most pressing problems of the Great Depression included unemployment. Low prices and wages, bank failures, and an unbalanced budget (government deficit). While the New Deal was unable to fully solve these problems, for the most part it ameliorated them and was therefore a 7 in effectiveness. Unemployment spiked during the Great Depression, and the…

In the history of the United States there have been social and economic problems that have needed American attention. These problems were soon reformed by the government when demands for change were made. The New Deal and The Abolitionist Movements two social and economic issues that were brought to the attention of America. The Abolitionist…