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    During the 1930s there were many social issues that affected the world as a whole. Aldous Huxley presents these issues through his 1932 novel Brave New World. He uses in many occasions repetition to illustrate the unethical procedures that are used on children of that era, diction to represent the attitudes of the people worldwide, and imagery to deliver the idea of what exactly is going on back in the 1930s. Huxley use of repetition is vital in displaying the immoral social problems of the…

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    The conclusion of World War I signified the beginning of an era of great material wealth and newfound prosperity in America. Such conditions provided the platform on which the social class of “new” money was built during the 1920s. The rising class of “new” money greatly contrasted with the aristocrats of society, who had inherited the prosperity of their ancestors and had never known the economic struggles of the average person. The juxtaposition between these two classes is eloquently conveyed…

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    Gatsby’s Heart The classic American novel, The Great Gatsby, is written by F. Scott Fitzgerald. This story takes place in New York City in the 1920s. The story is narrated by Nick Carraway and is centered around Jay Gatsby. Gatsby supposedly falls in love with a lady named Daisy Buchanan, who is Nick’s cousin. This was a time long ago when they were both young. Now they have both changed, but Gatsby wants to repeat the past. Gatsby loved Daisy when they first met, and then he became obsessed…

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    certainly true. For example, when the stock market crashed in 1929, President Hoover believed that it wasn’t the government’s job to fix the economy. Therefore, he did little to nothing to solve the money issue. This resulted in what is known as The Great Depression. The important lesson learned from this is that although doing nothing is a choice, that doesn’t mean that the consequences are not going to be severe. If we don’t learn from this grave mistake, our nation could be in huge trouble. …

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    The Jungle Socialism

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    The Jungle In Sinclair’s novel The Jungle which is based of true life events of the life of people in 1906. There was a family who had moved from their home in Lithuania and mod to America. Once they were in America they got a job at a meat packing business. In the packing business there was a lot of problems. Dishonest practice came along, they did dishonest practice to survive. The books title is accurate to what life was like back then. Society classes were important back then, they would…

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    Mansa Musa Thesis

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    country rich in livestock – cattle, sheep, goats, horses, mules, and different kinds of poultry – geese, doves, chickens….He has a truce with the gold-plant people, who pay him tribute. . . .” This explains how Mansa conquered many places and he gained great wealth because of it. It also talks about how Mansa’s city was rich in ot only gold, but also livestock. In the video in source D it also explains how Mansa’s country was rich in salt and wealth, which were both extremely valuable during…

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    not have a job. Chanda and Iris are now in school and Solly is too young to work, they needed some kind of income. That is when Jonah comes in. Chanda said this “Jonah was a friend of Ms tafa from the construction company he was a big talker with a great smile… but that is it”(Stratton 21). The reason why mama got with jonah was because of his job but soon after they got together he got fired. He became a huge partier and a alcoholic, the reader knows this because there were times when Jonah…

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    Curley’s Wife In the novel “Of Mice and Men” there is this woman known as Curley’s wife she is known for her beauty, her beauty is her power, and she uses it to flirt with the men on the ranch and make her husband jealous. She is utterly alone on the ranch, and always seeks attention from every little thing. Even though Curley’s wife is a woman of beauty and a woman that desires to talk to anybody her loneliness can always wear her down. She is always seeking attention and finding…

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    important, direct characterization is important too. Direct characterization is when the author directly tells the reader about the character. It is often easier to understand traits when the author directly gives them. For example, “His authority was so great that his word was taken on any subject, be it politics or love” (Steinbeck 33). This quote is describing the authority and leadership Slim owns. Regardless of the topic on hand, Slim will have the final say. An example of sympathy and…

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    GENDER INEQUALITY IN DROUGHTPRONE RAYALASEEMA REGION IN AP: A MACRO VIEW ABSTRACT Drought is a serious problem for the government as well as rural people. It is a period of serious economic disaster resulting in acute shortage of water, lack of fodder for livestock, decline in area under different crops, and unemployment. Against this background, the purpose of this study is to study the gender differences in terms of sex ratio, literacy status in Rayalaseema Region of Andhra Pradesh. The…

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