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  • Q1
    The idea that women are not equal to men has been a prevailing common theme in literature since the beginning of time. Like their predecessors, Renaissance writers staunchly laid down the tenet that men were less valuable throughout the pages of effusive literary writings, where women are alternately idolized as virtuous or shunned as harlots. One man proved to be a glaring contradiction to this falsity and that man was William Shakespeare. He had the courage in those turbulent days to recognize the value and equality of women. His portrayal of women differed than that of many of his contemporaries during the Renaissance era.
    Many writers believed that women are not equal to men but Shakespeare was different to those writers and everyone must admire him for this.
    The idea that women are not equal to men has been a usual theme in literature since the beginning of time. Like their ancestors, Renaissance writers portrayed that men were valuable throughout the pages of their literary writings, where women are alternately idolized as virtuous or rejected as harlots. One man proved to be an obvious contradiction to this inaccuracy and that writer was William Shakespeare. He had the courage in those days to recognize the value and equality of women.
    Although most Renaissance writers circulated the belief that women were not equal with men, Shakespeare were able to portrayed in his writing that women were equal with men.
    120s
  • Q2
    Society, though not perfect, is a working group of people trying to live together in peace. For the most part, people tend to obey the laws set before them and abide by societal codes. However, some people believe the government has made errors and they wish to change the status quo to bring peace again in a different way. These people are known as social movements. These are small groups within societies that seek change. These social movements can rally around anything from saving eagles to saving trees and once a social movement is in motion, it is either inculcated into society or disappears. Either way, society will emerge from the social movement and will stabilize again into peace.
    Some people believe the government has made desperate errors, and they wish to change the status quo only to bring peace again in a different way. Those people begin what are known as social movements. These are small groups within societies that seek change. These social movements can rally around. Once a social movement is in motion, it is either indoctrinated into society or it disappears. Either way, society will arise from the social movement and will stabilize again into peace.
    Social movements disrupt peace in the society and some members of the society are actually against it but still, they continue to rally around fighting for what they believe in. They are actually doing it for the sake of our country for there are politicians who are really abusing their power and authority. We must understand that they have good intentions for our country.
    Social movements are small groups of people that are formed seeking certain changes when they believe that the government has committed serious mistakes. They rally around causing disruption of peace for a while but at the end of their cause, peace is restored.
    120s
  • Q3
    The digital divide is an issue that sheds light on a pervasive social situation in the world. Some people have access to the internet and its extensive array of information but other people do not have access. The difference between the people who can log in the internet and those who can’t is a difference that has always divided the nation: race or ethnicity. In today’s society, the internet is power because of the vast amount of information it provides, opportunities it creates, and its linkage to future societal norms. Therefore, the digital divide is not an easily solved economic issue as it may seem at first, but rather a social issue, and one that is merely a glimpse into the bigger picture of social inequality.
    The digital divide is a social issue. It becomes another glimpse into the bigger picture of social inequality happening around the world where some people have the privilege to access the internet but there are some who do not have this privilege due to their status quo.
    Digital divide is a social issue that divides every nation around the world where only the rich can have access and the poor cannot access to the internet. As we know, logging in to the internet entails money to buy or rent a gadget and to subscribe to an internet service provider. Due to this, social inequality is greatly seen again where internet will be only for those who can afford it. It is really saddening that as we go modern, social inequality still prevails.
    The digital divide is an issue that gives light on a persistent social situation in the world. Some people have access to the internet and its wide array of information but other people do not have access. The difference between the people who can access the internet and those who can’t is a difference that has always divided the nation: race or ethnicity. In today’s society, the internet is power because of the massive amount of information it provides, opportunities it creates, and its linkage to future societal norms.
    120s

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