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    got into middle school I really wanted a job so I went down to the local newspaper and was a paper boy for three year. Since this particular newspaper had to be delivered before 7 in the morning I had to get up very early to roll and deliver these papers. I also had to go around and collect my money from the people I delivered to. It was like my pay check instead of getting one from the newspaper office. But even before that I have worked…

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    Miss Julie Sympathy

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    The trigger for sympathy for the eponymous character Miss Julie The inevitability of fate as a motor for drama has been used through the ages and August Strindberg’s controversial play Miss Julie falls into this grouping of literary classics. The eponymous protagonist (daughter of a count and a commoner), is driven by a hereditary need to integrate with the lower class yet simultaneously lord over them. Using her sexuality but also tempted by lowering herself socially, she beds her servant,…

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    that period to be more of a social contract than a romantic agreement between man and woman. But once again, with the increasing and ever-so-changing of the Industrial Revolution that had soon after taken place, educated women and girls who were of middle to lower class began taking up the new jobs offered. But with being paid less than men, forced to give up all possessions and rights to their husbands, and threatened with “social taboos”, women eventually took a stand against this and joined…

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    Dimension Of Power Essay

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    break as many rules as you choose to and there won’t be many people who will be able to stop you. A long time ago the British had an excess of power over the citizens of this country and it took a revolution to change things. It was members of the middle class that made the revolution possible, while they were working to support their families, they also were making votes and trying to make a change in the hierarchy that Great Britain had a stranglehold on. Special conventions were held to…

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    The Hobbit Bilbo's Journey

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    Tolkien’s The Hobbit tells the story of Bilbo Baggins, a hobbit who leaves his hometown to help a group of dwarves regain their treasure, which had been stolen by a dragon named Smaug. The group encounters many obstacles while on their journey to the Lonely Mountain. Once they reach it, Smaug is killed and they are encircled by five different armies, all coming together to battle for rights over the treasure. Bilbo goes through an entire transformation while on his journey. When being thrown…

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    The Renaissance, the period in Europe roughly from 1350 to 1550, was a very interesting period in the Western world. It was a period in which the people living during this time knew that they were trying to reform western culture, hence why the period was named by the people of the time, which is very rare. The citizens of the Renaissance period were bringing back the various aspects of life that were lost in the eras before them. One of the fundamental objectives of this period was to throw…

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    families, as it could mean being driven from your home. In both eras, there were social classes. The upper classes included wealthy families, royals, and those with inherited fortune. The middle class, the largest class of them all, included those not rich but not poor, and consisted of an upper middle and a lower middle class. The working class included those working jobs, either skilled or unskilled, and the underclass included the homeless and poor, such as prostitutes. The changes…

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    parental inclusion in the advancement of school approaches and projects is an essential stride in advancing more prominent school-group associations. Projects and activities that reinforce families and neighborhoods can be perfect associations in the middle of groups and schools, and can connect with different aspects of the nearby group and help lower violence in schools and the community. Schools can serve as the main environment of various services such as, recreation, and health care…

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    borders that confine and separate these populations from each other. The “well to do” or assumedly the middle class are estranged from the other groups, and aloofly recall hearing, yet disbelieve, that there are “quarters” of the city where people in the “thousands” struggle to get by. Their reluctance of this fact this reveals that the conditions of poorer populations are denied in the minds of the middle class and the “misery and famine” within these quarters go unnoticed. The lives of the…

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    their middle class White peers, we, as educators, can see how this negatively impacts students’ confidence and contributes towards the Achievement Gap. This is critical when trying to understand the unfairly balanced educational system in America. The easiest way to determine a student’s academic promise is by comparing him to his peers. If a girl in class finishes her exam faster than anyone else and still…

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