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    Family Income Trends

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    The two tables, Table F-3 and Table F-1, each show the transitions in the various social classes’ family income that can happen over a span of years. The difference in family income trends can be attributed to the evolution that society goes through over a long period of time. The events that occur in a time period affect government, education, family, and the economy, which in turn, influence family income. In the first table, Table F-3, all of the categories saw a significant increase in…

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    Realism is to designate a recurrent mode in various eras of respecting human life and experience in literature. It depicts the realistic everyday life of middle class and lower class people. John Steinbeck shows realism throughout Of Mice and Men by creating unique characters that have stories, and or dialogue that shows realism that also has happened in the real world, someway, somehow. John Steinbeck shows realism in the book, Of Mice and Men through the characters George, Lennie, and Crooks.…

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    Mice And Men Friendship

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    A memory last forever and never does it die. A true friend stays together and never say goodbye. That was George and Lennie friendship. All set in California valley along the Salinas River. Where George and Lennie are on their way to their new jobs. George Milton is a small and smart man but Lennie small is a big man and not very smart having innocent mind as a child. They have a unique relationship, with George taking on a role of a guardian for Lennie due his mental illness. As the story keeps…

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    Literature is a very important tool for historical analysis. The portrayal of the characters and the use of literary devices says a lot about the state of the people at any given time period. This is seen through the two novels- The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald and Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck. These two novels take place in the 1920’s and 1930’s; the characteristics of these time periods are incorporated into both novels. The 1920’s were a turning point in American society, the…

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    What was the Great Depression? The Great Depression was a horrible and depressing time for the United States. The United States faced many crashes in the stock market. However, the stock market that crashed in October 29, 1929 was very severe to the point it engendered the Great Depression. The times became so difficult and hard to the point people started killing themselves. The numbers of people commiting suicide in the Great Depression “ averaged 12.1 per 100,000 people in the decade prior…

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    “I pledge to you...I pledge myself to a new life for the American people”, Franklin Roosevelt said this during the Great Depression of the 19th century. This quote is an exact relation to the horrors of this time and how certain groups of people were treated. In the novella, Of Mice and Men, Steinbeck illuminates people based on their physical and mental disabilities and how society as a whole treated them. Through the use of archetype, allusions, metaphors, and imagery, Steinbeck portrays how…

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    Loneliness And Isolation

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    within everyone and can be felt every now and then. In the novel “Of Mice and Men” by John Steinbeck, the theme of loneliness and isolation is dominant and many of the characters express it throughout the novel. The novel is set around the Great Depression where life is hard and everyone is barely getting by each day, so when the two main characters George and Lennie go to a job interview together it causes suspicion since men usually travel alone. When the men are hired they encounter many…

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    Quotes On Curley's Wife

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    During the story “Of Mice and Men” by Steinbeck, our understanding of the character Curley 's wife changes. This is because at the beginning, Curley’s spouse is depicted in a very negative manner. for instance, as a flirt who wears plenty of make-up and wanting attention from men within the ranch. Through the story, we are given completely different views of her, a number of which lead us to examine her issue than first thought whilst conjointly giving the reader a view of 1930s America.…

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    Dust Bowl Impact

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    approximately 2.5 million people abandoned the plains and moved to other regions. These destructive droughts and dust storms lasted about a decade in the 1930s, which gave the government a very hard time, especially after the Great Depression in the late 1920s. The Great Depression along with the Dust Bowl forced the government to come to realization of the importance of having a complete set of emergency measures in order to overcome the difficulties. These two historical events were never…

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    The Great Depression was a period of time lasting from 1929 to 1939 (a ten year span). The event that started it all was the stock market crash in October of 1929. 12.9 million shares were traded on October 12, 1929. The day became known as “Black Thursday.” Five days later 16 million shares were traded, making that day known as “Black Tuesday.” By March of 1930, 3.2 million Americans were unemployed and most had already lost their lifesavings, homes, and their hope. Riots began to break out by…

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