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Macbeth is a Scottish general and thane of the Glamis who is wicked by the prophesies of the witches. Shakespeare uses Macbeth to show the terrible effects that ambition and guilt can have on the man. Macbeth is a complicated character who has an effect on the other characters. He kills King Duncan, but before killing him he aborts the crime. Macbeth is not the Shakespeare's villain because his villain kills women, children and Kings, but he cannot resist his dark desires due to the prophecies of the witches and manipulation of Lady Macbeth. His struggle to regain his goodness is constant. Macbeth is a noble and brave man. He is very loyal to the King and he is one of the brave soldiers who is fighting in battle for King Duncan. Macbeth’s bravery is described by the Thane of Ross. He says, “Till that Bellona’s bridegroom, lapped in proof,” (I.ii.54). Macbeth is called the “eagle” and “lion” by the captain to show his personality. Macbeth does not hesitate to fight with courag...

Hello readers, In this blog, I will be discussing about the violent and nonviolent protests and about their success and failures. I will provide balance essay by giving arguments and counter arguments. First of all, i will define the key terms and will also describe any key terms that will come in the middle of the essay. Violence is when people intend to use physical force to harm, kill or destroy someone or something. Non violence is when people use peaceful means to bring political or social change. Legitimacy is the right and acceptance of authority usually a governing law or regime. Protest is when people give statement or do action action to express disapproval or objection to something. There are two types of protest one is violent protest in which people fight and harm others, whereas non violent protest is peaceful and do not intend to harm anyone. Realism is a theory of political philosophy. Violence must be the last resort of protest. Violent protest are always ri...

The westphalian state sovereignty system was established in 1648 there were three core factors to it: The principle of state sovereignty, The principle of legally equal states The principle of non-intervention in the international affairs of the other state. The westphalian sovereignty had become universally accepted system, and it is practised by all the states. This model plays major role in today's world. Every state have its own rules and regulation inside its territory and is equal to other state. Due to this system no state can intervene in the other state, but some changes have been brought to this system by making sovereignty as responsibility and state has to take care of human rights and if it will violate the human rights, then the international organisations can intervene. This giving privilege to the state to make its decision and govern itself in the hope of building interstate peace. How powerful a state is still can not intervene into the matter...

Looking 20 before from today there were not any smart phones and our lives different and since our lives have changed a lot. Now even we can not spend a day without using it for a day. When we go outside and we realize we do not have phones, it becomes less enjoyable. It has become vital part of our daily routine and without it we might feel half a person. As we see world is evolving and changing constantly, 8 years before we do not have it and back then we do not even imagine about the it. Today we can not live without it. Most of us use it to surf internet, social media, check emails, manage calendars, listen to music, play games, watch videos, take photos, read news, send and receive messages and also we them for their original purposes, making phone calls. The method of consuming information has changed from talking to each other to reading newspaper. First we used computer to gather information and today we are using it and can use it anytime anywhere 24/7. Actual...

   Global problems that the world is facing in the 21st century that are knotty cannot be solved by the one nation alone. These problems can only be solved by the unity of all the nations. If we see religion as the common thread between nations and make religion the basis for solving problems, then they can be solved. However, various commentators argue that religions create the many of the problems the world faces. This viewpoint considers that religion should not be made the basis for solving problems because it divides one nation into various religious groups. In the nation, many people have different religions. There are almost 19 religions which are subdivided by 270 religions (Wilson paragraph 1). Every religion has a different perspective towards the problems. Religions can solve global problems if freed from politics as well from extremism. All of the world’s religions are based either on positive revelation from the God like Moses, Jesus, or Muhammad or...