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    History Of The Show

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    patrons out of the revolving show (D. 86-88). The variety of acts ranged from: (MC) Master of Ceremonies (invented in Vaudeville), comics, magicians, shadowgraphs, acrobats, ventriloquists, puppeteers, musicians, imitators, yodelers, clog dancers, hobo impersonators, feats of strength, mind reading, fancy divers, pantomimes, song and dance, and a seemingly endless variety of acts (Garner; Gilbert 162). A large number…

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    Fahrenheit 451 In the story “Fahrenheit 451” by Ray Bradbury, Montag the main character,is a firefighter in charge of burning books for a living. Montag wears a helmet that has 451 printed on the side that means, the temperature at which paper burns. Montag takes great pride in burning books, he creates a spectacle that pleases the frightened masses. Montag, would not be a good friend because of what he does for a living. Montag in the beginning of the story burns books. He has other…

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    In the movie “ Cinderella Man ” the time zone is in the Great Depression this movie accurately portrays the Great Depression because it shows unemployment, poverty and how desperate people were for money. this movie was like the reflection on a mirror for the Great Depression because it showed everything accurately. Cinderella man is about a man by the name of James J.Braddock James goes by the name of Jim, Jim was the idol in the great he…

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    Adelia Kepa Narrative

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    Adelia Hello, I am Adelia Kepa, I have many brilliant ideas, and lots of pretty decor… At least that's what it says on my resume. I nervously put on a black pencil skirt, and tying my long blond hair into a messy bun, I grabbed my resume off the table along with my keys to my very small 2000 Volkswagen bug, which was all I could afford even when I was mooching off my parents living at their house, and eating their food, but I couldn't afford rent on an apartment right now. My marriage to the…

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    John Bunda Analysis

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    For the fashion of the despicable layout of the sewer-palace of John Bunda was that it was set upon many levels, thirteen in total, and many halls and tunnels branched out of each. The seemingly random passageways twist and turn and are full of crossroads, and many lead to dead or dangerous ends: such device of design was made to deter the infiltration of enemies and wild beasts. Each level contained a main area; a great hall or a large sewer passage. Each level is larger and longer and wider…

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    He then worked as a timekeeper on the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway, sleeping in hobo camps near the rail lines.[18] He worked at a series of clerical jobs, and was employed briefly in the mailroom of the Kansas City Star. He returned to the Grandview farm in 1906, where he lived until entering the army in 1917 after the beginning of…

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    affected by the migration. During the great depression more than two million people hopped trains. People on the trains often didn't have enough money to afford food, and that is why they would move, on the way the people who hopped the trains called hobos, asked local farmers for…

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    homeless started popping up in cities. In the 1930s they made houses for people to rent with a lower renting fees so people with not a lot of money could have somewhere decent to live. During the great depression in the 1930s there, was a rise in hobos and they would camp out by the train tracks so they could hop on and go to places. In 1986 an event was created called hands across America that millions of people came to and supported, it was made to help support the hungry and raise money…

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    This story follows the journey of Jurgis Rudkus, his new wife Ona, and her family in the Packingtown district of Chicago, Illinois. Arriving from Lithuania, Jurgis imminently finds himself a job in one of Chicago’s meat packing factories where he was happy working on one of the killing floors. With the help of an agent, they were able to get a loan and use the money that they saved in order to buy a house. Seeing how none of them knew much English they were swindled into agreeing to a loan…

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    every aspect and use it towards your advantage. I was immature to realize that when I was in freshman in school I didn’t really care about anything in school but my friends and having fun, but later on you realize that who will you be in 10 years? A hobo, business man, family man. You just don’t know until it’s already too late because no one isn’t going to carry you up when you’re already to down. My future was always in my hands and now this is my next step to fulfilling my needs. I have yet…

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