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    politicians and factory managers, took charge of the hideous environment the working class labored in. Throughout the story, Jurgis Rudkus, a Lithuanian immigrant, experiences numerous obstacles with his family in the new country. All immigrating from Lithuania, the family encountered the obstacles through Capitalist competition and exploitation. As a dedicated…

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    The Fishin Song

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    The Fishin’ Song, these are the words that lulled me to sleep each night as a child. My dad’s deep, gruff voice never sounded as stern as he half whispered, half sang the words, slowly and rhythmically. There was always something magical to the song, it could soothe the fussiest baby and send the stubbornest child into dreamland no matter who was the one singing the song. The origins of The Fishin’ Song goes back four generations to my great grandfather who sang it to my grandfather and to my…

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    lives. Ruta Sepetys brings identity and hardship to life in her book Between Shades of Gray. As the narrative unfolds, characters grapple with constantly changing situations during WW1. Unfortunately, a small family in Lithuania was unfortunately taken captive in the midst of Lithuania fighting with the Baltic States. Throughout the book, characters must confront themselves with current morals related to identity. Not only must they face the test of time, but they must also evolve and admit who…

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    Poland In America Essay

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    building, iron and steel, coal mining, chemicals, ship building, food processing, glass, beverages, and textiles. The government there is a unitary multiparty republic with two legislative houses. The neighboring countries around Poland are Russia, Lithuania, Belarus, Ukraine, Slovakia, the Czech Republic, Germany, and the Baltic Sea.…

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    Many were without employments and the lucky ones ended up working in steel mills, factories, or in meat packing facilities. One immigrant who was disappointed was named Jurgis Rudkus from Lithuania. He eventually found a job as a sweeper in a slaughterhouse, which has unsuitable working conditions for all the workers. The people did not only work in unsuitable conditions, they worked long hours, for minimal wages, and extremely dangerous jobs…

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    Liberalism is a convention or doctrine that rose up out of the European Enlightenment of the eighteenth century. It turned out to be especially strong in England, additionally in the U.S, France, and later, other Anglophone social orders like Australia. In each of these countries it expected marginally distinctive forms. The significant scholars of liberalism fit in with various groups of theorists. The first incorporates a few scholars or theorists of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries…

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    East-Wes-West Dichotomy

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    almost the majority of the interviewees, the socialist system provided better education, economic development and a more reliable health system. Economies in Eastern European countries such as Bulgaria, Romania, Slovakia, Estonia, Croatia, Latvia, Lithuania, Hungary, and Slovenia are in fact considered in some cases to be growing slowly and ‘not converging with the pre-2004 EU members’. Soviet nostalgia in Eastern Europe can also be used as a tool to explain another example of the…

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    and capabilities of the U.S Army Europe rotational forces in a multinational environment. This training exercise included almost 3,700 military members from various allied nations. Coalition forces were created for the exercise with the Poland, Lithuania, Romania, Albania, Kosovo, Georgia, and Czech Republic armies facing of against the U.S, Ukrainian, Slovenian, and Latvian armies. According to a Polish Army Command Sgt. Maj., the goal of the exercise was to understand other cultures and…

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    the tunnel for once. They had purchased household necessities and had settled in, also they had managed to find job with wages they seem were reasonable. Everything seemed to be go right, well that is at least instill they had their veselija- a Lithuania traditional style wedding. In this wedding its customary to feed everybody no matter if invite or not. The wedding was a total of three hundred dollars, which normally the guest would have contribute to help to newly wedded couple pay the cost;…

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    In 1906 the upton sinclair's the novel ”The Jungle has to do with the rudkins family and their civilization.” And the struggle they had in their life. They used to live in lithuania because it was terrible for them,so they decided to come to america to have a good like maybe a little of work and half it was because they need the money.But then they got a home for them selve with the whole family.So the whole story pretty much was like an aweful and a good one at the same time. In the book of…

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