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    Appalachian Stereotypes

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    As children transition into adults, they will always encounter stereotypes in an area. Likewise, the media has depicted Appalachians as uneducated human beings for centuries. Stereotypes have depressed regions from obtaining proper resources such as health care and employment opportunities. In Jeff Biggers’ book, The United States of Appalachia, he voiced the impractical stereotypes Appalachian people have tolerated. Stereotypes have become a reality to Americans through the media and other…

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    Living on the rez is not living your dreams. You can’t hope for something good to happen in the future. In the rez, poverty is all there is. All everyone does in the rez is give up. People dying because of alcohol. Poor schools. People living in trailer homes. No money for gas to take someone to school. The rez is a horrible place. It is the place of where all Hope and Dreams are lost. Arnold is talking about his parents and how they could have been someone important but sadly they didn’t…

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    1. I believe many people are homeless today because our government spends billions and trillions of dollars on weapons, and many other useless materials. when we should be focusing on how to help first and foremost the people then the government. because not only are we in a 19 TRILLION DOLLAR DEBT!!!! but there our people like veterans who have dedicated they're life to us and who we value as heroes when they have that uniform on. But when they are retired and homeless we become hypocrites who…

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    1. “ I can’t even get that job.” Barbara Haworth Attard has a negative perspective of teen issues in her novel Theories of Relativity. I took a quote from the story “ I can’t even get that job.” Which shows connection between my thesis and quotation. Barbara Haworth Attard has negative opinion about teen issues and my quotation “ I can’t even get that job.” Which is a teen issue supports his perspective. To support Barbara Haworth Attard’s opinion and find connection to my thesis, I went…

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    The Jungle is a book centered around the Union Stock Yards (Packingtown) of Chicago in the 20th century. The book is focused on Jurgis Rudkus, a Lithuanian man who tries to get through a rough life in Chicago with his new wife Ona Lukoszaite. They live near the Stock Yards which is where many immigrants would go to work and don’t know much English. Jurgis gets a job there in the meat packing industry despite the filthy dangerous working conditions. The family is very dependent on his job, but…

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    Today, humans rule the planet. Humans are the “higher animals” of the earth (Twain). Naturally, this would make all other animals the “lower animals” of the earth (Twain). Taking a good, hard and honest look at this hierarchy, could one truly come to this assessment? Sure, humans arrived here based off of their actions, development of technology, and intelligence. However, looking at their current state, can one truly call them the higher of the animals? Maybe it is more appropriate to refer…

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    The Problems of Teen Pregnancy Do you like paying taxes? Most teen moms are not able to provide for their children because they are still young and don't have enough education or work experience, so they have to rely on the government to meet their kid’s needs. The money the government utilizes comes straight from taxpayers. This dilemma affects many people in various ways economically, emotionally, and physically. According to OnlineAthens.com Teen pregnancy posed to be a problem in 1991.…

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    THE PEARL It is thought that money and wealth always brings happiness, and in many cases this is true. You can buy almost anything with it, pay off your taxes on time, and in some situations even alter the law. Now, let’s say you couldn’t pay for the hospital bill for your dying infant, and you needed the money quickly but your job didn’t pay enough. Now let’s say an inanimate object worth millions of dollars showed up right in front of you, you would probably take it and keep it. In the…

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    A government shutdown occurs when Congress fails to pass necessary spending legislation for government operations and agencies. A full shutdown ceases certain government programs as determined by The Office of Management and Business. The most recent ones prior to 2013 were those under the Clinton administration in which the issue was the United States deficit budget. Political disagreements within Congress, regarding the funding of different agencies and operations, are the primary cause of a…

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    Part One: Overview: In 1875, Samuel Smiles, a Scottish writer and businessman wrote a book titled Thrift which attempted to explain the incongruity of industrial wealth and poverty in England. Because the thirst for wealth was rapidly advancing in England during the late 1800s, there was a huge increase in manufacturing productions which led to an increase in labor and products. It also demanded more workers to join the world of manufacturing and consequently, constant danger. In Thrift, Samuel…

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