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    backlash that would result of being a public, unmarried working upper class woman, Cassatt often had images that included women in public with senses of judiciousness and trepidation. For example, in the painting In the Omnibus (Color Print. 1891; Figure 8), Cassatt contrasts the differences between the guarded, middle class woman who seems nervous over getting caught doing something this unfashionable against a working class woman and her child who is blissfully evading that social parameter.…

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    at you! On top of that you would have a job and student loans to pay off. That’s a lot of responsibility to be thrown at someone who is just becoming an adult. College students can be extremely stressed out after just one day of college work. After class most have to go to work or do a ton of homework. If college tuition was lowered, college students would have a little less to worry about and may not have to work as…

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    Community Partnerships

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    They also pointed out that there are many types of household structures and any effort must be sensitive to the culture of the community that is to be served. One of the important points made is that many members of minority groups or lower socio-economic families is that they have bad memories of their negative experiences in school and do not feel comfortable in interacting with teachers who do not understand their realities. They also point out that community partnerships fall on…

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    Public Transportation

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    Public transportation has been around since the 1820s which has helped people of all race, gender and social class to travel from one place to another. Majority of Americans think just because someone is riding the bus or other forms of transportation, they do not have a car or cannot afford one, which is not always the case. Some People enjoy taking the bus, because it allows them to save gas money. I saw a friend of mine at the bus stop near Corbett gym get onto a bus and I noticed that she…

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    golden ages. He did that through the use of more familiar characters to the reader who have positives and negatives, following the guidelines of literary realism to give the reader a closer perspective to the life during those days. It is based on a middle class woman who married to a junior clerk in the Ministry of Education. She had an honorable life but always felt that ‘’she was intended for a life of refinement and luxury ‘’ Maupassant is trying to portray human nature, of always striving…

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    Charlotte Brontë’s explores many of the pressing issues of the time period in a captivating, romantic almost mystery novel. She writes the story of Jane Eyre, a young orphaned girl of 10 years of age, growing up in her lately deceased uncle’s middle class home; a mistreated, outcaste among her relatives. By their treatment of her, the reader is presented with the lonely, harsh, and unfair life of a poor orphaned girl who is unloved and unwanted by those relations whom she has been thrust upon…

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    Taliban, and paved the way for girls’ education in the future. Despite the fact that Malala grew up in a society that prized sons, she had been treasured and taught to stand up for what she believed in for her entire life. Malala was born into a lower middle class family in the Swat Valley of Pakistan. Her parents provided her with a wealth of support and cherished her while living in a society where women are not equal…

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    divides these constructs into socioeconomic class, region, and proximity to USA. Researchers attempted to determine the effect of class by creating surveys that measured nationalist beliefs against economic class, education, and standard of living. Survey results from Bustamante found that people with a higher standard of living have less attachment to national identity (Morris, 389). While surveys from Zavala found that less educated and lower middle class to exhibit the lowest levels of…

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    was about preparing one’s children for success so that they may live out of poverty through hard work. As the generation of workers began to shift from poor immigrants, so did the social paradigm surrounding the American dream. This occurred in the middle of the 20th century. The American dream was no longer about a great future or focused work. The nation wanted to work enough to maintain a happy life, own a home, and spend time with their family. People wanted to have a perfect family, a…

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    Those that are among the Upper Middle Class and the Middle Class are more likely to participate in 2 or more sports, whereas those of the Lower Middle Class are more likely to participate in 1 sport if even that. Approximately 33% of the Lower Middle Class participants participated in 2 or more sports, whereas, approximately 67% of the Middle Class and 57% of the Upper Middle Class participated in 2 or more sports. Gender plays an influential role on over-all…

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