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    Many people are considered to be great Mother Teresa, formers Presidents, Martin Luther King Jr. What is greatness though? How is greatness defined? Greatness is being selfless, brave, generous, passionate, and most importantly kind. In the novel, The Great Gatsby by F. Scout Fitzgerald, Gatsby demonstrates all of these characteristics. Gatsby was great because of the way he treated others. Gatsby’s greatest gesture of kindness was to the love of his life, Daisy Buchanan. Unfortunately, at a…

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    The Great Depression is most commonly examined as a global phenomenon, with historians trying to identify consistancies around the world, the patterns of history. I, however, would like to examine the Great Depression by taking an indepth look at the effects of the depression on Alberta. I will take a social history view of the causes, effects, and efforts to solve the issues of the Great Depression to analyze the social political influence of the event on the people of Alberta. Alberta…

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    specifically made these characters different to show two types of society: upper and lower class. O.T. and E.T. are the understatement of twins because they practically have the same life. The twins both married a French woman in the midst of the war; however, both being injured they came home to go to agricultural school. After they finished school, they began to work on a fortunate and prosperous dairy farm. They are willing to help their family out no matter the difficulty.…

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    How could the “great” Gatsby really be that great when his name is not actually Gatsby? Throughout the novel, James Gatz, better known as Jay Gatsby, tells a series of lies and deceits. At times, he even seems to have himself convinced of his own false identity. Several factors play part in the role of his want to be someone he is not. To begin, Gatsby is embarrassed of his very own family. His parents were poor farmers from North Dakota, yet this is not what he told Nick. Instead, he says…

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    Is wealth the most qualifying element women look for in men? In F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby, it appears to be true. The novel centers on a hopeful and determined man,named Jay Gatsby, trying to win over Daisy Buchanan, who is married. Although unsuccessful, Gatsby’s pure intentions for love represent the Americans in the Roaring Twenties trying to create a fortune. The Great Gatsby is used in many English classes throughout the United States, so it is important to use literary theory…

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    not. It is the opposite of vulgarity”- Coco Chanel. The Great Depression was a terrible time for all Americans. The stock market crashed, people lost their jobs and no one had money. Some may think due to no jobs or money that American citizens could not dress like they used to in the twenties. That was a lie. American men and women looked just as stylish in the thirties as in the twenties, just with a little twist. Many think that the Great Depression was an awful time for fashion, it was…

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    Francis Scott Fitzgeral, an American famous novelist, whose novel — the Great Gatsby, has formed the author's real experience and effort, the whole novel is very readable, and because of the emotion and experience very vivid and moving, laid Fitzgerald’s status in the history of American literature, make it known as spokesman of the jazz age literature, analyzing the feelings and experiences of this novel still has a wealth of referencefor for those of us in the new century, especially the…

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    Society in The Great Gatsby The 1920s were a period in history marked by the end of the First World War and the ensuing economic boom. This great economic change also brought on an immense social change: the loss of traditional morals and a shift in the focus of life for society. In the novel The Great Gatsby, the author F. Scott Fitzgerald demonstrates this replacement of ideals of society in this time period through his characters. The values and goals of society in The Great Gatsby are…

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    People who are desperate for wealth create an illusion that they can receive benefits from breaking the law. Wealth is considered having a great sum of money or valuable possessions. In The Great Gatsby and Wall Street, both of the main characters demonstrate illegal actions to get out of a poor situation and start achieving their goals. In the book The Great Gatsby, James Gatz was born into a poor life. His parents were farmers and barely making ends meet. James never believed that lifestyle…

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    The Great Gatsby The Great Gatsby was written by F. Scott Fitzgerald. This story took place in a town on Long Island. In Fitzgerald novel, he illustrates the reality of wealthy people and their lavish parties, and luxury home. The novel focuses mainly on Jay Gatsby, a wealthy man who lives in a huge house next to the narrator. Throughout the novel, Gatsby is trying to win back the woman of his past. The woman that Gatsby is in love with, Daisy is already married. When Gatsby was sent…

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