The roaring 20s: USA‚ 1919-1929 Mass production By Jack Source A: "Advertisements appeared in magazines‚ newspapers‚ on the radio‚ in cinemas and on billboards - all trying to convince Americans that they should ’keep up with the Jones’ and buy the products that every other American now had." What does Source A suggest about developments in industry? (4 Marks) Source A states that industries were developing massively when it came to marketing and advertising‚ it also shows us that all these
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There are some reasons for legalizing marijuana by state laws. Some states argue that marijuana may be very helpful in some circumstances. Some researchers use the gambling to make a useful reason to discuss about legalizing marijuana. The researchers show that” legalized gambling has not reduced illegal gambling in the United States: rather‚ it has increased it. This is particularly evident in sports gambling‚ most of which is illegal. Legal gambling is taxed and regulated and illegal gambling
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Patient S cannot hear well and requires whoever is speaking to him to face him so he can see the lips move and hear more clearly. The patient also wears bifocals and requires them for reading. Patient S also claims they help him ‘watch his feet while walking.’ The patient explained that the best way for him to learn is to perform activities and receive written information about medications‚ diet‚ and exercises that should be continued throughout his life. The patient also expressed interest about
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Roaring Twenties Culturally and socially‚ the Roaring Twenties were a heady time of rapid change‚ artistic innovation‚ and high-society antics. Popular culture roared to life as the economy boomed. New technologies‚ soaring business profits‚ and higher wages allowed more and more Americans to purchase a wide range of consumer goods. Prosperity also provided Americans with more leisure time‚ and as play soon became the national pastime‚ literature‚ film‚ and music caught up to document the times
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is well known that there was a certain kind of tension between the poets and the painters of the New York School movement that in some cases could have been described as jealousy. This tension stems from the battle between the philosophical expression in poetry‚ and the visual expression in paintings. From this poem alone there is no proof that this was the case between Goldberg and O’Hara‚ but knowing that history can help with an analytical
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I think that the invention of the car changed completely the way of living of many people. At the beginning the cars were bought by few people because the cost was high and the most of world population was poor. Today this situation has totally changed: in the development countries all families have one car and a large number of them have two cars or more. Nowadays cars are essential: many people use them to go to work every day and to travel on holiday. I think cars are one of the most important
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go now?" "Yeah‚ I’ll be right there. Meet me in the car." I darted out the door of my house to my mom’s Chevy. I’ve been waiting for years for this moment. I bought new clothes‚ supplies‚ new everything. I just can’t wait to start middle school. All the new people‚ sights‚ sounds‚ experences. "I can’t wait‚" I let out a quite sigh of relief. My mom started the car and began to drive. Of course I made sure my clothes looked nice‚ and everything in bag were organized‚ though they would be the
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Isn’t A Sure Thing The play Sure Thing is about a relationship and what builds it. Once Bill is allowed to sit down by Betty is when they start having a conversation. The conversations begins with talking about Faulkner and then end with will you cherish me forever. The main player in the play is the bell rings. The bell rings in between their conversations. What does the bell represent in this play? I am going to talk about relationship and the representation of the bell rings. The play starts
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out I’m like a crook tonight I caught you staring at me And i was thinking clearly Now i’m like a bee And i’m hunting for the honey And i’m kinda shy but you super fly yeah I could be your kryptonite Like Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Light my heart up baby‚ like a matchstick Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh oOh And hit the gas quick Ready or Not ‚ here i come Where you at? The night is young In the crowd the music’s loud But I will find you Ready or Not‚ here I come I like your face‚ do you like my
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I’m Nobody! Who are you?”(poets.org). As I grew up I started to vanish more and more from the outside world. I was never married nor had any kids‚ this is because I for the most part lived in the isolation of my parents peaceful homestead. My older brother William and wife Susan were my main source of social communication due to my lack of connection with the outside world. After my parents death and many major happenings‚ I took it upon myself to stay at home and compile a stack of hundreds of handwritten
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