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    We as people are constantly changing, attempting to find the role our society dictates us to fill. We let our labels define us, allowing us to be tucked away like soup cans into our categories of “male”, “female”, “old money”, “new money”, “working class”, along with hundreds of other labels whose only purpose is to separate us. Our society clings to the belief that this labeling process only exists in tawdry cinematic dramas about high school, but the references are as old as human history. The…

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    elegance, prosperity, and individuals show infatuation around you. Daisy Buchanan is a woman every lady in West Egg idolizes and strives to be like. Daisy accessorizes herself and the elements around her in white to show individuals that she is upper class and pure. She strives to make everyone around her believe she is a charming, courteous women. Daisy shows her innocence through her loyalty to her no good, deceiving husband. She aspires to stay by his side, even when she was accustomed to…

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    During my field experience I got to observe a 4th grade classroom at Mason Intermediate School and an 8th grade class at Fairfield Middle School. Being able to observe this classrooms was good because I was able to see the differences between the grade levels and also the difference between a schools in an upper middle class community verses a school in a more urban setting. The way that the two classrooms approached things were different and this allowed me to figure out some of the things I…

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    Sub-argument 1: Marquis St. Evremonde In the novel, the Evremonde family is a representation of a corrupt ruling class. They use their wealth to become powerful and abuse their power to stay rich. Because they have power, they make the rules and corrupt the government to make themselves unstoppable. They conduct crimes with zero morality and without consequence.…

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    by the predetermined roles that were based on their gender and set by their society. They were not even considered citizens in society because they were categorized as dependents. Divisions of class were distinct and were causation for much of the diversity in women’s work and opportunities. Although class was an important factor to analyze, the most contrast that was seen in a woman’s life can be analyzed through their race. Within the two different narratives, Jill Lepore’s novel Book of Ages…

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    have to abide by, they were imprisoned to leased out to farmers who used them to work. As clever as that was, it is apparent the ethical dilemmas it created. In today’s world, we can relate this discrimination based on identity to social class.…

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    Canal District Case Study

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    this area, expect for one or two exceptions. In my opinion the outlier establishments, represented as the red squares on Figure 1, signify the districts desire to expand outside the zone and convert the entire neighborhood into a center for middle class consumerism. One of the only differences between these businesses and look and feel of the others is their physical location. The second difference is the presence of negative signs on these fancier establishments. The Union Tavern, a bar that…

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    Silver Vs. Gold Argument

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    battle against inflation, gold was the best currency to use, and many from the upper class supported this. However, substantial amounts of lower class people supported the use of silver as well as gold to sustain the currency. Silver was being mined in mass amounts, and the working class wanted silver to be brought in the currency, resulting in the decreased value of the dollar. The main reason for this was the working class’ debt. The debtors wanted the dollar deflated, giving way to…

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    The Peterloo Revolution

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    an end. For Britain, the elites were strongly opposed to the Revolution’s ideologies - Liberty, equality, fraternity – afraid they would lose their political power. There was, unavoidably, a pressure for change: in this period, only middle and upper class men could vote. The press was under the censorship of the time leading to the government creating the “Taxes of Knowledge” - taxes and duties that would be imposed upon newspapers – designed to “limit the growth, circulation, and distribution…

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    Neck Pain Injury Essay

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    Activity aggravates the pain and medications improve it. The patient also has constant neck pain radiating into both upper extremities, both thumbs ad all fingers associated with tingling, numbness, weakness and cramps. The patient rated neck pain as 3-7/10-scale level. The pain aggravates with neck rotation and neck movements. Medications relieve it. There is also 3-7/10-sclae…

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