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    How well did Canadians (Government and Citizens) Support Those Who Fell on Hard Times during the Great Depression The depression was a dark time for most Canadians. After the war times it was great in Canada and everyone had a bit of extra wealth to spend and had a good time; There was also many new technologies that people invested their money into but most people didn’t know what was about to come next. On Black Tuesday (October 29‚ 1929) the stock market crashed and everything went downhill

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    LULLABY   by Leslie Marmon Silko      The  sun  had  gone  down  but  the  snow  in  the  wind  gave  off its own  light.  It came in thick tufts  like  new wool—washed before the weaver spins it. Ayah reached out for it like her own babies  had‚  and  she  smiled  when she  remembered  how  she  had laughed  at  them.  She  was  an  old  woman now‚ and her life had become memories. She sat down with her back against the wide  cottonwood  tree‚  feeling  the rough bark on her back bones; she faced east and listened to the 

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    door; this chair is a dark yellow kitchen chair with a darker mint green seat. Also hanging on the wall is a black non-descript hook containing a dark mint green towel. This towel bears a dark red trim creating a green margin on the end of this towel. Caddy corner to the left wall and the wall directly in front of the viewer is an orange washstand; this washstand holds a light blue decanter possibly made from class‚ this decanter is accompanied by a matching drinking glass. A wash basin and pitcher also

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    Frank and Lillian Gilbreth’s Contribution to Modern Management Born (1868-1924) Frank and wife Lillian Gilbreth (1878-1972) were seen as one of the great husband-and-wife teams of science and engineering. They were married in 1904 and produced 12 children‚ one of which died. They used their children as guinea pigs in their experiments for the quest to find “the one best way”. Early in the 1900s‚ Frank and Lillian Gilbreth worked together to develop motion study as an engineering and management

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    Summary: In chapter five of Their Eyes Were Watching God‚ Zora Neale Hurston tells the readers about Jody and Janie arrive in Eatonville‚ Florida to find that it consists of little more than a dozen shacks. Jody introduces himself to two men‚ Lee Coker and Amos Hicks‚ and asks to see the mayor; the men reply that there is none. After buying land‚ Jody announces his plans to build a store and a post office and calls a town meeting. Jody hires Coker and Hicks to build his new shop and quickly becomes

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    his friend Ramon. Pablo is ready to die before betraying his friend but decides to lie instead. This was Pablo’s arrogance‚ feeling brave and malicious‚ Pablo tells the Fascists officer; "Ramon is hiding in the cemetery‚ in a vault or a gravediggers shack" (34) Pablo does not believe Ramon is hiding in the cemetery‚ but wishes to give the guards a hard time‚ all within pure intent‚ intending to lead the guards astray from Ramon’s true hideout. Pablo convinced he had nothing else to lose‚ for Pablo‚

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    Dust Bowl- Frank Manies

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    In the 1930’s a huge drought caused many difficulties to farmers across the United States especially in Texas‚ Kansas‚ Colorado‚ and New Mexico. During this time land had dried up because of very little rainfall. With less moisture in the soil‚ high winds in the plains caused dust storms. The series of dust storms was later called the Dust Bowl. Living conditions in this area of the United States were very poor‚ causing people to move westward bound. Frank Manies was one of those people. Now a retired

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    to ’Golden’ California‚ thinking there would be land going spare‚ but the Californians turned many back‚ fearing they would be over-run. The refuges had nowhere to go back to‚ so they set up home in huge camps in the California valleys - living in shacks of cardboard and old metal - and sought work as casual farmhands. Against this background‚ ranch hands like George and Lennie were lucky to have work. Ranch hands were grateful for at least a bunk-house to live in and to have food provided‚ even

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    7.In the Mid-June‚ the senate defeated the Bonus Bill‚ and most of the veterans were disappointed and resigned‚ and accepted a free railroad ticket home. 8. Several thousand remained‚ however‚ along with some wives and children‚ in the unsanitary shacks during the steaming summer heat. Among the were a small group of committed Communists and other radicals. 9. General Douglas MacArthur‚ the army chief of staff‚ ordered the army to disperse the veterans. He described the Bonus marchers as a “mob…animated

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    Prior to the 19th century‚ women lived in a time defined by gender unbalance. Women had no legal‚ social‚ or political rights that people take for granted today. Women were denied key rights like married women could not own property‚ had very little control over personal property‚ they were rarely granted legal custody of their children in case of divorce‚ had no legal claim to any money they might ear‚ could not sue or be sued‚ could not testify in court‚ were banned from institutions and higher

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