One of the greatest movies that took place in the Middle Ages was Braveheart. Mel Gibson, most likely best movie, had a great affect on society today. It tought many people of what it was like back in the
1300’s.
First of all, Braveheart was a movie about the early Scottish people. The main character, William Wallace, played by Mel Gibson, is part of a rebel family towards the
King. Edward the Longshanks is a selfish king and not a lot of people like him. Only the ones that work for him. As Williams father fails at getting the Scottish their freedom,
William follows in his fathers footsteps and he begins his long quest to make Scotland free once and for all, along with the assistance of Robert the Bruce. Other assistance comes from his friends Hamish and Stephan. Can William Wallace get Scotland their freedom.
The rise of a town can be an impossible thing to accomplish for many. This includes being a good leader and having certain characteristics. For example, you leadership must be fair to all that you represent. A group of rebellions can come just like that if you are not fair to them. Feeding, clothing, and other things must all be provided.
Plus, protection is needed in case of invasion by other countries. This would require training your people with weapons and teaching them how to defend themselves and be brave when told to “CHARGE!”
Another characteristic of your town to rise to the top is having good relationships with surrounding countries. You ha...
In this essay, the author
- Explains that the rise of a town can be an impossible thing to accomplish for many.
- Explains that it was everyone's goal to be able to kill the hated leader.
- Opines that everyone was shocked including the king, who was mad to see william die like that.
- Explains that the rise of a town can be an impossible thing to accomplish for many.
- Explains that it was everyone's goal to be able to kill the hated leader.
- Opines that everyone was shocked including the king, who was mad to see william die like that.
- Analyzes how mel gibson's braveheart, the best movie of the middle ages, had a great impact on society today.
- Analyzes how william wallace, played by mel gibson, is part of a rebel family towards the king. he follows in his father's footsteps and begins his long quest to make scotland free once and for all.
- Opines that leadership must be fair to all that you represent. a group of rebellions can come just like that if you are not fair.
- Opines that you have to be able to have another country join you in case of battle. if there is a war and everyone hates you, you and your people will get killed.
- Explains that william wallace led many charges and nobody backed down. everyone was well prepared and had the knowledge to fight and how to defend themselves.
- Explains that there weren't many nice homes back in the middle ages. the wealthy had houses like an average one today and some very wealthy people had the same size.
- Explains that even wallace, hamish, and stephan had separate tents. the wealthy, like robert the bruce, had only a house that would look like shack today.
- Analyzes how everyone swore at him, and at least tried to curse him. wallace looked like he didn't care and had maybe expected it coming.
- Analyzes how some leaders were lazy and selfish with a lot of money. some leaders didn't even know what they had to do. jon lackland lost all of his land in the middle ages.
- Analyzes how wallace was probably the best leader of that time. he showed that he wanted his people to have their freedom that they deserved.
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- Opines that william wallace is considered a legend in scotland. he gave the country hope that scotland could be free from english tyranny.
- Explains that william wallace was so famous among the scots that they made a movie about him. the movie was directed by mel gibson and originally written by randall wallace.
- Explains that william wallace didn't become famous until later in life. his family wanted him to have a good education, so he was sent to france to study.
- Opines that william wallace is considered a legend in scotland. he gave the country hope that scotland could be free from english tyranny.
- Explains that william wallace was so famous among the scots that they made a movie about him. the movie was directed by mel gibson and originally written by randall wallace.
- Explains that william wallace didn't become famous until later in life. his family wanted him to have a good education, so he was sent to france to study.
- Analyzes how william returned from france to find that his parents had died at the hands of the english army, and that made him angry and vengeful.
- Explains that william wallace knew he would need a band of many men to fight off the english army, which was run by the ruler of england, king edward the i.
- Explains that william wallace's epic battle was the battle at sterling bridge. the english army arrived with a large military presence of cavalry and infantry led by hugh de cressingham and john de warenne.
- Explains that the english gave the scottish plenty of time to negotiate, but they were prepared for battle. they were out numbered, and could have easily lost.
- Explains that william wallace's men were mostly made up of 8,000 poor country men forming an infantry using long spears. the english had 200 to 300 cavalry and 10,000 men.
- Narrates how warenne had called his men back multiple times while crossing the river forth. he was hoping that william wallace would surrender.
- Explains that warrene felt that by shear size, they would win, even though some of his higher ranking men warned him that entering the bridge would mean death to the men. hugh de cressingham led the english army over
- Describes how the scotts cut off their access to return on the bridge and trapped the english attacked from above with their long spears.
- Explains that john de warrene burned down the bridge so that the scotts wouldn't follow after them. william wallace tortured hugh de cressingham to death.
- Narrates how william wallace enraged the english with his brutal battle tactics, but when he returned to scotland, wallace was a hero. he was knighted in 1297.
- Explains that king edward returned to scotland, defeating the scottish in the battle of falkirk. william wallace lost his reputation and was no longer the guardian of scotland.
- Explains that the action at earnside was a smaller battle, but considered one of william wallace's last battles. it took place in 1304.
- Narrates how he was captured by the english in 1305 near glasgow, scotland, and tried as a traitor in london. the english beheaded him and cut him into 4 pieces and put them at the corners of scotland.
- Opines that william wallace became a hero and representative of scotland's declaration for independence, but because of his battles, and more recently the movie, he will always be remembered as braveheart.
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- Analyzes how macbeth was heroic on the battlefield and showed courage and strength. he killed the enemy by pushing his sword through the slave's stomach and all the way up, which demonstrated his ruthlessness.
- Analyzes how macbeth's letter to lady macbeth explains what the witches prophesied to him, and why he wouldn't kill the king for throne.
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- Analyzes how macbeth's letter to lady macbeth explains what the witches prophesied to him, and why he wouldn't kill the king for throne.
- Analyzes how macbeth's hesitations as he goes to commit the murders lead him to become a coward.
- Analyzes how lady macbeth is nice and sweet in nature when he does something for her. she is worried about being covered in blood.
- Analyzes how macbeth's character shifts from ruthless to dominance, and how he becomes friends with the witches to protect his crown.
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- Analyzes how macbeth illuminates a heroic character in the play, "the tragedy of macbeth," but he's not as heroic as previously learned.
- Analyzes how lady macbeth's desire for the crown was haunted by the murders of ducan, and she lost her sanity after becoming queen.
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- Describes how the boys in lord of the flies created order under leadership. ralph found piggy and used a conch shell to bring the other boys together.
- Explains that children want to be an astronaut, football player, or firefighter when they grow up, and that a valuable leader has many of the same personality traits.
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- Analyzes how the movie braveheart, written by randall wallace and directed by mel gibson, portrayed william wallace in an exaggerated patriotic light.
- Explains that it is difficult to determine the ‘real’ story of william wallace’ past as historians and scholars confirm.
- Analyzes how braveheart is an epic historical drama war film, directed by mel gibson and written by randall wallace.
- Analyzes how the movie braveheart, written by randall wallace and directed by mel gibson, portrayed william wallace in an exaggerated patriotic light.
- Explains that it is difficult to determine the ‘real’ story of william wallace’ past as historians and scholars confirm.
- Analyzes how braveheart is an epic historical drama war film, directed by mel gibson and written by randall wallace.
- Analyzes how braveheart and his men use schiltrons to fend the english, but the actual battle of stirling bridge took place at a bridge, not on an open field.
- Opines that william wallace knew what he was fighting for and what consequences would have to bear. he was executed by being hung, decollated and decapitated.
- Analyzes how the movie brought international popularity and reminded many scots of patriotism and to remember one of their greatest heroes.
- Explains that the movie starts with an inaccuracy right at the beginning: the king of scots is already dead and alexander iii was still alive in 1280.
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- Opines that the ruler has been to him and the country of scotland.
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- Explains that few traces remain of scottish hero william wallace, the medieval knight who fought against english oppression.
- Narrates how the english king tyrant edward longshanks took over medieval scotland, placing english nobles in charge of every city and town.
- Opines that wallace's attempts to save scotland have been lost in folklore, leaving gaps in details that can make a big difference in the story.
- Explains that few traces remain of scottish hero william wallace, the medieval knight who fought against english oppression.
- Narrates how the english king tyrant edward longshanks took over medieval scotland, placing english nobles in charge of every city and town.
- Opines that wallace's attempts to save scotland have been lost in folklore, leaving gaps in details that can make a big difference in the story.
- Explains that the scottish war of independence was caused after the early 1200's when alexander iii led scotland into over 20 years of peace and prosperity.
- Opines that cohen, jennie, and the 700-year-old william wallace letter finally reaches scotland.
- Explains morgan, kenneth o. the oxford illustrated history of britain. frome, somerset: oxford university press, 1992.
- Explains that sir william wallace was born into a family of minor nobility in renfrewshire in 1272 and died on august 23rd 1305.
- Explains fisher, andrew, and haws, charles h. "wallace, sir william." academic american encycolpedia.
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- Analyzes how galileo was just doing what he believed in, much like william wallace, but it made it worse for everyone including himself. he never could have known it would end like this.
- Analyzes how in the play galileo by bertolt brecht, the main character is forced to recant and turn on his ideals for the sake of his life.
- Analyzes how wallace is deserted and betrayed by his fellow countrymen because they will not let their metaphysical order be destroyed. they do not believe that they can achieve freedom from england.
- Analyzes how galileo was just doing what he believed in, much like william wallace, but it made it worse for everyone including himself. he never could have known it would end like this.
- Analyzes how in the play galileo by bertolt brecht, the main character is forced to recant and turn on his ideals for the sake of his life.
- Analyzes how wallace is deserted and betrayed by his fellow countrymen because they will not let their metaphysical order be destroyed. they do not believe that they can achieve freedom from england.
- Analyzes how wallace was willing to sacrifice his life for the future of his country, but he was betrayed again and tortured. galileo's findings contradicted 2000 years of teachings, which made the metaphysical order of everyone crumble.
- Analyzes how the little monk tried to show galileo that his findings would disrupt the everyday life of the peasants, and that they are made to feel part of something bigger.
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- Analyzes how merlin stone's book, when god was a woman, explains the importance of women in historical times.
- Analyzes how the indo-europeans viewed themselves as superior and males as supreme because of their ability to conquer and takeover more culturally developed countries.
- Analyzes how the film and literature presented in this unit was an eye opener to the modern western views regarding race and gender.
- Analyzes how merlin stone's book, when god was a woman, explains the importance of women in historical times.
- Analyzes how the indo-europeans viewed themselves as superior and males as supreme because of their ability to conquer and takeover more culturally developed countries.
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- Analyzes how the influence of the indo-europeans may explain the extreme patriarchal attitudes and ideas of hebrews that were later adopted into christianity.
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1636 wordsRead More - Pride and Prejudiceopinion essayThe novel Pride and Prejudice is about five sisters and the things that happen on
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- Opines that in jane austin’s pride and prejudice, the main theme of the book is pride.
- Analyzes how darcy lets his pride get in the way of his feelings.
- Narrates how jane and bingley's marriage to darcy’s sister ended.
- Opines that in jane austin’s pride and prejudice, the main theme of the book is pride.
- Analyzes how darcy lets his pride get in the way of his feelings.
- Explains that the novel pride and prejudice is about five sisters and the things that happen on their way to getting married.
- Narrates how elizabeth loses interest in mr. darcy after he is engaged to another woman.
- Explains that many rumors had spread that darcy was going to ask elizabeth to marry her, but nothing had happened yet.
- Analyzes how elizabeth and darcy's constant arguments about social matters and their opinions were a driving force of the book.
- Opines that the scene in the parsonage between elizabeth and darcy, when he asks for her hand in marriage, is the turning point of pride and prejudice.
- Opines that elizabeth's refusal to see darcy changed her perception of him. she now knows his feelings and he is left more open to act as new way to her.
- Opines that jane austin didn't realize how good a view of young people she had when she wrote pride and prejudice. the actions of the sisters to each other and to there are still true today.
- Analyzes the similarities between the 1800s and today's times.
- Opines that they disliked how the book only showed the point of view of the female character, but would have liked to get a better sense of what other characters like darcy or bingley were feeling.
- Opines that most of the things that they wondered about were explained later in the novel.
- Opines that the language used in the book was hard to understand since it was written almost two hundred years ago in england.
- Analyzes how lydia's line, "i am glad i bought my bonnet, if it is only for the fun of having another bandbox!" was difficult to understand, but it had no deep meaning in the novel.
- Opines that they did not like the book, which dealt with five sisters and their dealings with getting married.
- Opines that the witty comments of mr. bennet made up for all of the talking of marriage.
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- Explains that maslow's need hierarchy is the most widely used theory for the study of motivation in organizations.
- Explains that a satisfied need isn't motivating, since when one needs are satisfied, another needs emerge to take its place. people always strive to satisfy some need.
- Explains that the need network for most people is complex, with a number of need affecting the behavior of each person at any one time.
- Explains that maslow's need hierarchy is the most widely used theory for the study of motivation in organizations.
- Explains that a satisfied need isn't motivating, since when one needs are satisfied, another needs emerge to take its place. people always strive to satisfy some need.
- Explains that the need network for most people is complex, with a number of need affecting the behavior of each person at any one time.
- Opines that lower level needs must be satisfied before higher levels need to be activated sufficiently to drive behavior.
- Opines that there are many ways to satisfy higher-level needs.
- Explains that the need for food, water, air, and shelter are all psychological needs. people concentrate on satisfying these needs before turning to the higher-order needs
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- Explains that the need for friendship, love, and belonging are all affiliation needs. this level in the hierarchy represents a clear-cut step above the first tow (physical) needs
- Explains that esteem needs include both personal feelings of achievement or self worth, recognition or respect from others, and affiliation needs. people want to be perceived as competent and able.
- Explains that mcclelland's research has led him to believe that the need for achievement is distinct human motives that can be distinguished from other needs.
- Explains that mcclelland theory clearly indicate what types of job related experiences high achievers desire from their work and some of the factors "returns, pay, moderate goal setting" that impact the desirability of their workplace experiences.
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- Explains that when reinforcement is withheld after a behavior accurse, the behavior is said to be on extinction. punishment tends only to suppress behavior, and can help to eliminate undesirable behavior.
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- Explains that macbeth says he will go to inverness to prepare for the throne.
- Analyzes how macbeth is shakespeare's darkest work. it is a short play with no major sub-plot.
- Narrates how duncan hears news that macbeth fought with courage like no other.
- Explains that macbeth says he will go to inverness to prepare for the throne.
- Analyzes how macbeth is shakespeare's darkest work. it is a short play with no major sub-plot.
- Opines that duncan was an orderly king and kept peace between the lords and other countries as best as he could.
- Analyzes how duncan is a great guy who grants macbeth to be the new thane of cawdor because of his great battle skills. duncan kept order by killing those
- Explains that duncan was a kind king that didn't deserve to die, especially by tyrant like macbeth. he has shown that he was lawful and orderly through out his remaining life.
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- Opines that macbeth does not heed machiavelli's advice regarding rulers who desire to obtain their principalities through crime.
- Opines that in taking hold of a state, he who seizes it should examine all the offenses necessary for him to commit, and do them all at once.
- Analyzes how machiavelli's advice is given to all aspiring rulers contemplating the act of obtaining a principality through the use of criminal methods.
- Opines that macbeth does not heed machiavelli's advice regarding rulers who desire to obtain their principalities through crime.
- Opines that in taking hold of a state, he who seizes it should examine all the offenses necessary for him to commit, and do them all at once.
- Analyzes how machiavelli's advice is given to all aspiring rulers contemplating the act of obtaining a principality through the use of criminal methods.
- Analyzes how macbeth is lacking in machiavellian foresight. instead of gathering all of his potential competitors for the throne, and the likely accusers of immoral action, he prolongs the violence.
- Opines that cruelties are badly used which, though few in the beginning, rather grow with time than are eliminated. those who observe the first mode can have some remedy for their state with god and with men, as had agathocles.
- Analyzes how macbeth resorts to witchcraft to gain stability in his life and kingdom. he misunderstands the witches' prophecies and cloaks himself with a misguided sense of security.
- Argues that shakespeare's depiction of a machiavellian character falls short, as macbeth persists in the course of action directly opposed to the idea of guilt.
- Analyzes how macbeth neglects to comply with two machiavellian decrees. the first mandate is that ambition is only good if used for the enhancement of the state.
- Analyzes how macbeth fails to fulfill machiavelli's second decree that a prince should have no other object, nor any other thought, or take anything else as his art.
- Analyzes how macbeth portrays machiavellian characteristics. he was a great soldier and had just defeated norway and the thane of cawdor.
- Analyzes how macbeth emulates machiavelli's mandate that the prince abstain from the property and women of his citizens and subjects.
- Explains that macbeth exhibits certain machiavellian characteristics, but he does not wholly correspond to the advice and mandates that machavelli gives.
- Cites shakespearean tragedies: lectures on hamlet, othelo, king lear, macbeth, and coles editorial board.
1600 wordsRead More - Who Was Responsible For Duncan's Death In Macbethopinion essayThe country of Scotland has entered a period of intense grieving, as the king was loved by all. Ross, one of the king’s most trusted
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- Opines that it is with great grief that the nobles of scotland announce the death of their leader, king duncan, who was murdered on the night of september 3rd 1034, during his visit to the castle of inverness.
- Opines that the king's death was a result of multiple stab wounds in the chest and stomach.
- Analyzes how ross, one of the king’s most trusted advisors, discusses the strange and ominous happenings of scotland.
- Opines that it is with great grief that the nobles of scotland announce the death of their leader, king duncan, who was murdered on the night of september 3rd 1034, during his visit to the castle of inverness.
- Opines that the king's death was a result of multiple stab wounds in the chest and stomach.
- Analyzes how ross, one of the king’s most trusted advisors, discusses the strange and ominous happenings of scotland.
- Opines that the death of our king has reduced our world into crazed chaos, the eclipse of the sun reduced the lights of daytime into darkness, and an owl flew down and devoured a mighty falcon.
- Opines that the lords of scotland are anxiously waiting for the coronation of the new king, macbeth.
- Opines that macduff's troubling emotions were a result of this conspiracy. the person who ended his fountain of life was one of the people close to him.
- Opines that macbeth's wife, lady, was available to share her thoughts about the events before leaving with her husband. she promised the nation that she would try to capture those who took part in this act of mutiny.
- Explains that macbeth has been made king by the other lords, and that he now rides to scone to be crowned. a public funeral will be held on monday, september 30th 1034.
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- Explains that "the last of the mohicans", by michael mann, is a 1992 american historical movie set during the third years into the war of the french and indian war. fort william precipitated the american revolution by portrayed the weak relationship in the british’s superior attitude to the colonist.
- Analyzes how the english's superior toward the native and the colonist create an unstable relationship between the two.
- Analyzes how the conversation between general monsieur le marquis and magua describes the polite and respectful tone from monsieur toward the native.
- Explains that "the last of the mohicans", by michael mann, is a 1992 american historical movie set during the third years into the war of the french and indian war. fort william precipitated the american revolution by portrayed the weak relationship in the british’s superior attitude to the colonist.
- Analyzes how the english's superior toward the native and the colonist create an unstable relationship between the two.
- Analyzes how the conversation between general monsieur le marquis and magua describes the polite and respectful tone from monsieur toward the native.
- Opines that the british's negative attitude and treatment toward the colonist created lack of communication in led to the defeat of british at fort william under the france.
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