... she has, "a woman, who is compliant, who will accept orders and low wages" (Acker 450). From day to day, we can see how the public interacts with women, it's fairly common that many people dismiss women's opinion and role. So with all these accomplishments why did "Feminism" get such ... for women's rights, and empowering them. But the third wave of feminism (which is happening now), is a global movement, for all race/ethnicity, age and gender. Today when someone identifies as themselves as a feminist, if they're a woman they are "being cast as outsiders, trouble-makers, even evil women...

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... class were small farmers. At the top of the social structure was the aristocrats. Aristocrats had large estates and made up the cavalry/captained triremes. In Sparta, however, they had 3 social classes; Spartiates, Perioeci, and Helots. Helots, as mentioned above, were the equivalent to Athenian slaves, though they descended from peoples who had resisted subjugation and were constantly rebelling. Perioeci (neighbors/ outsiders), were usually foreigners including ... artisans, craftsmen, and merchants. They did not have the freedom to vote or serve in the army. the highest social class i...

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• Grade Level: High School

... excluded because they do not resemble the other people that live in the kingdoms. Also, the dragon has no human characteristics at all which adds to its exclusion. These monsters are not able to live among humans, celebrate with them, or take part in any other activities within the kingdoms thus leaving them on their own as the outsiders. Besides the lack of humanity another reason for ... their exclusion is that Grendal poses an immense threat to the Danes society, and has been terrorizing Hrothgar's kingdom for way too long. This demon threatens ... the social stability and disrupts ...

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• Grade Level: Undergraduate