Panem and America

Panem and America

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The elaboration and comparison of both societies to answer the question about similarities and differences. Table of Contents 1 Introduction 2 Panem's society 2.1 The Definition of Panem based on the book 2.2 Aspect 1: The gap between poor and rich and the understanding of freedom 2.3 Aspect 2: The norms and values that embody the society 2.3.1 Definition of norms and values 2.3.2 Inequality 2.3.3 Obedience to the Capitol 2.3.4 Conformity 2.3.5 Totalitarianism 2.3.6 Summary of the norms and values 2.4 Aspect 3: The "free" will, the understanding of Freedom 3 American society today 3.1 Capitalism and economic Inequality 3.2 The values of America 3.3 The American dream and freedom 4 The comparison between America and Panem's society 4.1 The gap between poor and rich: 4.2 The norms and values: 4.3 The Freedom: 5 Conclusion 6 Appendix 6.1 Unused, extra or repeated text fragments: 7 List of sources 7.1 Selbständigkeitserklärung Missing spaces between words are due to formatting. I am sorry.
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Katniss is a rebel at her old schools but she got kicked out so she has to go to Panem high school where she meets her long lost best friend Finnick when she be-friends his group she meets a blond boy with ocean blue eyes and she falls for him in a heart beat and she thinks she loves him, but what does love feel like? And should she tell him about her dark yet strange past? Peeta easily falls for Katniss he wants to know more about her, her family,her life and he knows she has some secrets. He knows he loves her but he's scared she doesn't feel the same way. (This book has some parts where there is self harm if this is a strong topic for you I suggest you don't read or skip the parts)

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