The Great Wars

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    World War Poster Analysis

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    the success of the war by many propagandas (Cornell, 28). The woman who was in this poster wore clothes like Rosie the Riveter, which is symbol of going help out war. During WWII, women feel responsibility through many posters, not only for the aspect of working, but also for the aspect of funds for war. Second target is young men. Usually, young men went to the war fields, however, he is in this poster and worked in the factory. I think that this young men couldn’t go to the war fields because…

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    The Great Depression was an economic catastrophe and a period of flat business economy in the United States and other countries around the world. It was the deepest and long-lasting economic downturn in our country. Approximately, around the stock market crash in 1929, and lasting through out most of the 1930’s. The stock market was an exchange by stockbrokers and where company stocks are bought and sold. As consumer spending dropped, stock prices began to increase at the same time. Thirteen to…

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    Throughout 1929 to 1939, the United States faced a severe economic crisis known as The Great Depression. The unemployment rate in 1929 was 3.2 percent. In just four years massive unemployment struck the United States reaching an unemployment rate of 25 percent. As stability in the United States got worse, the U.S became involved as a global power in World War II which lasted from 1939 to 1945. After the war, under Truman’s presidency, the U.S economic standing took a turn that led to the…

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    The collapse of the stock market propelled the United States into the Great Depression this had a drastic impact on average Americans. Some families were thrown out into homelessness or on the brink of losing their homes. Unemployment rates were overwhelming high forcing many Americans into starvation, homelessness. Countless letters were sent to President Roosevelt between 1934 and 1936. These letters express the misery and poverty American people were enduring on a daily basis. Based on these…

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    known and popular work is The Great Gatsby, which was published in 1925 during the height of the roaring twenties, which is clearly seen in The Great Gatsby. Another event during that time that was a major influence on the book was World War I. Fitzgerald was living in a hostile world because of the tensions of WWI, as well as soldiers that were injured and had come back from war with terrible injuries. After WWI, the United States celebrated the victory of the war, and many of the soldiers…

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    The Wars, by Timothy Findley, and The Great Gatsby, by F. Scott Fitzgerald, are groundbreaking texts that challenged social norms within the Great Wars era, causing a change within preconceived notions about the gender stereotypes of the era. The plot of The Great Gatsby revolves around the love story between the nouveau-riche, Jay Gatsby, and the “old money,” Daisy Buchanan. In contrast, The Wars, by Timothy Findley explores a soldier’s experiences in war as well as the relationships he…

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    This war is an example of how two conflicting modes of economy, present in the same nation, "cannot stand", much like a house "divided against itself. " Abraham Lincoln 's words could not have been more apt; however, he understood the real reason that the South felt threatened. It is the same reason the colonist 's opted for war; because the livelihood and prosperity of their states, their ability to generate profit…

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    The Great Gatsby Essay

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    women, fast cars, and flowing liquor, the twenties seemed to be years of nothing but excitement. F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby is a classic piece of American literature that captures the essence of this decade. It reflects America and its values by exemplifying the abounding loss of morality, the sense of materialism, and the period of denial which succeeded the war. Money and morals had an inverse relationship during this decade. As the glorification of the Almighty Dollar increased,…

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    The Greek classical era sometimes called the Hellenic period was “the period between the Persian Wars at the beginning of the fifth century B.C. and the death of Alexander the Great in 323 B.C.”(). The Greek classical era was a period of war, conflict, and development. The Persians were the greatest adversary of the Greek states. The era was characterized by series of wars between Athens state and the Persians. Also, there was rivalry and mistrust between Athens and the other members of the…

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    Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal played an active part during the hard times of the Great Depression. It was provided economical , political and social relief to the lives of many Americans. The Great Depression was one of the worst economic downturn crisis in the country's history, It left an unforgettable scar on Americans society and culture,causing millions of people to lose jobs and home, and were starving for nearly a decade. The Depression started in 1929 and lasted until 1939. This…

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