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    Money has a lot to do with the Ibo culture and how things are handled. If you have a bunch of yams you are considered rich. If not, you are considered poor and useless. When Unoka died they didn’t go all out because he was in debt and didn’t have money. “Unoka was, of course, a debtor, and he owed every neighbor some money, from a few cowries to quite substantial amounts”…

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    lessons and tactics. For example, he taught his son the importance of argument vs. negotiations, and his son was able to use that on his mother (Nick’s ex-wife) to get him to be able to go to California with his dad. On this trip, Nick’s son was able to learn about his dad’s work and how his dad was able to convince people of such things that seemed impossible. I really didn’t like the end however, because it was not very climactic or resolving, yet I did like how Nick’s son was able to empower…

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    He clarified that Donnacona had developed sick and had kicked the bucket in France. He was covered there. He then lied and told the boss that the other people who had went with him to France had ended up rich and had chosen to wed and to stay there. The locals were offended and Cartier chose it best to abandon the post at Stadacona. He found another site at the mouth of the Rivière de Cap-Rouge, 14 kilometers far from Stadacona, and constructed another…

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    In the 1920s there were two well known societies which are still known as East Egg and West Egg that are separated by the bay. East Egg is composed of families that have been rich for many generations. While West Egg is newly rich people who have earned their wealth. At the end of the day both of these societies are very wealthy, but have many differences from the way they act towards each other and there way of life. Fitzgerald has proven the differences between the two by using the characters…

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    they are in fancy restaurants. But is this really how stockbrokers spend their money? Senior editor at The Atlantic, Derek Thompson writes in his article, Rich People Are Great at Spending Money to Make Their Kids Rich, Too, suggests that the poor spend relatively more on what keep them alive and the rich spend more on what will keep them rich. Thompson himself writes, “Poverty is a chaos that screams in the present tense, and the anxiety of having no money forces poorer families to direct their…

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    Today’s young adults are constantly jumping to different jobs until they find one they love, but back then you never worked as many jobs as you do today. People’s dreams of making money were much different then too. Many people didn't dream of being rich they dreamt of being comfortable with the money they were making, and having enough to support their family. A very big part of the american dream for most women was having children. Having children was a big part of people’s lives in the…

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    forever. Although they are not realistic, fairy tales do present positive messages; in this fairy tale, the message is that one’s whole life can change at any given moment; earlier actions, good or bad, can start the change. Kyle Kingsbury was a rich, good looking boy, whose morals were corrupt.…

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    Although Mrs. Dumas missed a very diverse part of the culture, she still made America seem like a heavenly place to be . The two important differences between the cultures were food and falling in love. Food in the Iranian culture was rich, nutritious and well, not ham. Firoozeh got to watch her uncle try the fast food and the weight loss industries in the blink of an eye. The food was so different from her home town. The problem with all of this was her mother. When Firoozeh and her…

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    What is a meaningful life? Is it going to the movies with your best friends every weekend, having a job that brings joy to your life, or glorifying God? The beautiful thing is that to everyone the definition of a meaningful life is different and unique. What we define as significant in this life shapes our actions and even our future. My mother has lived a life full of qualities that I define as a truly impactful life. Based on the image of my mother, a meaningful life to me is defined as loving…

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    is an issue that still remains at debate today. There has always been a gap between the rich and the poor. The gap we see in America versus the gap that is described by Rigoberta has a heartbreaking difference. When thinking about human rights in America, I think of the difference from owning a mansion and a two story house. Of course, there is a very clear income and work ethic difference. I think of the rich hardly working and the poor/middle class working hard for everything they have. In I,…

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