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    venture outside of your social class. Many people feel uncomfortable when socializing with an upper class when they themselves are of a lower one. On the other hand others may not care about social class and choose to view the world without social standards. Andie, of the movie Pretty in Pink, believes that social classes shouldn 't hold you back, however, she allows them to hold her back. I can completely empathize with Andie. I do not want to let social class affect my social interactions…

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    The rich become richer as the poor becomes poorer. In Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby, the extreme gap between the social classes causes havoc, and in the end, death. The lower class lives in bad conditions, covered in ashes. This area known as The Valley of Ashes, is the dumping grounds between the two more favorable areas of West and East Egg. The eggs, only separated by a body of water are completely different because of the people that live in the areas. East egg is home to all of the rich…

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    This essay argues that Asia has contradicted modernisation theory’s relationship between capitalist development and political change because of the positive relationship between Asian states and their middle and upper classes, against the lower working class. Firstly, this essay will explain modernisation theory’s concept of capitalist development and political change and how the middle class is an important political class; referring to examples in Western Europe and Asia. Secondly, this essay…

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    Social stratification and social class impact people in different ways depending on their class. The Capitalists truly influence everyone. The elite “shape the consciousness of the nation”, owning “major media and entertainment outlets” (pg.220). They have immediate access to politicians and the decisions they make “open or close job opportunities for millions of people” (pg. 220). As intimidating as it sounds, many capitalist donate their abundance of money to different causes such as Bill…

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    Lareau talks about how social capital is important for when it comes to the relationships between a child’s parents and the child’s teacher. When it comes to what expectations that the teachers have with the parent’s involvement, they want the parents to be involved in their kids…

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    lower class altogether. Even though Lane answers with utmost politeness his “thank you, sir” has no meaning to it because Lane understands that Algernon would not try to understand the nature of the working class. The interactions between these two classes is determined by the behavior of the upper class towards the lower…

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    you can, when looked at thoroughly can see that there are some similarities. In Ancient Egypt the women had a much higher status than in any comparable empire or culture of the ancient world, appearing that women and men at least with in the same social group, where equal. The daily life of women in Ancient Egypt was subsequently easy, women in the lower and middle class attended…

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    the upper class. However, there was much more that lied underneath the skin of the Victorian Era. Indeed, the discussion of gender roles and social classes were rampant in this era. Not everyone could attend the royal balls or fill their houses with mirrors. Every single person was different especially when looking at social class. The best way to examine social class is by looking at the book Persuasion by Jane Austen. In particular,…

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    For the most part, I agree with the statement above due to the achievement levels of schools that contain different social classes. Students in the upper class are provided with a higher quality education than the middle class and the working class students receive a poor quality education. Students who live in neighborhoods with high poverty rates tend to receive the lowest quality education in the nation. These differences are due to amount and quality of materials, teachers and paraeducators,…

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    When entering Ped 2, I had completed a see-think-wonder in social studies classes I middle school. One thing I learned this semester is the image or the object the teacher is showing the students has to be something that sparks their interest and keeps them asking questions. It has to be as clear and as big as possible so students can see all details. Also, I learned when introducing this activity to students the teacher has to be clear and precise when they ask the students to think about what…

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