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    problems. This attitude is also reflected upon the society at the time as well. Also, postmodern literature usually lacks a grand narrative and it seldom provides closure to themes and problems, unlike a conventional narrative. Lastly, it contains a great deal of irony which is not exclusive to Post Modernism, however most postmodernist authors seem to use a fair amount of irony and Postmodern novels…

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    in F. Scott Fitzgerald’s, The Great Gatsby, money is the cause for the character’s actions and attributes, and this, in turn, affects the events of the novel. During the 1920’s, when The Great Gatsby took place, wealth was one of the most dominant influences in their society. This was because everyone had the same dream of acquiring the status of “rich.” Money was an astronomically immense influence on the way people acted, especially the main character’s in The Great Gatsby, but everyone was…

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    Banks Sr, and Florence Atwaters were of African-American descent(though I 'm not certain, but I 'd imagine, birth by former slaved parents) who settled in a small town of the state of Virginia, sometime after the abolishment of slavery the post-Civil War in 1865. Howard Jr 's parents also Had another son, Howards Jr 's brother, name Robert Banks. Howard Sr and Florence were sharecroppers who worked hard to provide a decent life for Howard Jr and his Brother Robert. Unfortunately, shortly after…

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    Determining the most depressing. The Great Depression of the late 1920’s and early 1930’s and the Great Recession of 2007 – 2009 were both times of major loss in the economy of the United States. Whether it is the amount of money lost or the amount of jobs lost they are similar but yet different in a plethora of ways. The Great Recession began in December of 2007 and lasted until June of 2009. The causes of the Great Recession date back from the 1980’s ‘consumer age’, debt from the household…

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    after World War 1. During this time there was also new challenges to the role gender played in society. The 1920’s were known as the “Flapper” era for women. In this decade, women fought for the right to be considered a person and for the right to vote. Further, women’s actions in this decade were often considered unladylike. Women wore short dresses, had short hair, often smoked and drank alcohol. In 1925, an American author, F. Scott Fitzgerald, wrote the novel The Great Gatsby. The Great…

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    character or multiple characters are thinking and feeling. It describes their commonalities in the psyche and their differences. Published in 1932, by William Faulkner, The Unvanquished, a Civil War novel, was written more than sixty years after the war ended, and deals primarily on the repercussions of the war on people’s psyche and actions. Unsurprisingly, Faulkner uses the first-person narrative to achieve three main goals: cause the reader to become more emotionally attached to the…

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    United States’ involvement in World War I. Throughout the early 1920s the economy was booming as businesses thrived off the increased spending of the public. The flourishing consumer culture generated new forms of leisure such as the radio, the automobile, and Hollywood films as apart of the everyday life. However, this period of prosperity would drift off as demand for these products decreased. After the 1929 crash, the United States plunged into the Great Depression. As many felt…

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    The battle between Alexander the Great and Darius of Persia is a battle of great victory for Alexander. Darius’s army was approximately two hundred thousand to two hundred and fifty thousand soldiers. Alexander’s army consisted of approximately forty thousand soldiers. The great difference between sizes could have been very discouraging for Alexander. Instead of being discouraged, he knew the capabilities of his army to work together as one unit. Alexander’s army working as one unit gave…

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    Before 1920, America used to trade in raw material goods especially the minerals like iron and coal among others. In 1914 the World War I broke which affected its economy because the trade ships were being captured and destroyed. The United States decided to wage war against Germany, and the war ended at the end of 1919 (Olson, 2016). The 1920s saw America achieve industrial revolution where many construction industries were established. This season had political, social and economic benefits…

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    called “Great Man History” model of viewing historical events has become more and more unpopular in modern times, being replaced with the view that historical events are merely a product of the social and political trends of the time. While I do believe that the new model is for the most part correct, it is important not to take the denial of “Great Man History” so far as to ignore the importance of certain figures throughout history. That is why I deem the statement, “history is not made by…

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