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    three chapters that defines the cultural context surrounding and within The Great Gatsby. Find one passage that defines differences how people of different races and ethnic backgrounds depicted in the text. Find one passage that defines differences how people of different genders are depicted in the text. Find one passage that defines a characteristic of the cultural context unique to the 1920s within The Great Gatsby. You will find 3 total passages. You will type or cut and paste the passage

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    The Great Gatsby The Great Gatsby was a novel written by an American author named F. Scott Fitzgerald in the 1930s. The Great Gatsby is a novel that deals with the old rich colliding with the new rich‚ told through a man named Nick’s point of view. In The Great Gatsby‚ Nick makes friends with Jay Gatsby‚ who attained his fortune by bootlegging. Bootleggers were people who sold alcohol illegally during the brief ban on alcohol in the United States during the 1930s and led to higher organized crime

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    quarter is creating a movie poster. The characters in The Great Gatsby will be used as comparisons to the celebrities. The main character in this novel is Gatsby. Gatsby is a 30 year old good looking man who easily attracts the ladies. Also‚ he happens to be extremely wealthy. Jay strives to achieve whatever goal he sets himself. In this novel‚ his goal is to make a fortune so he could live happily with the love of his love. Gatsby is a very open-minded‚ outgoing character. He seems to be trustworthy

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    Everything readers learn about Jay Gatsby and the other characters’ lives‚ behaviour and personal stories throughout the novel is explained from Nick Carraway’s point of view‚ from what he is able to experience with them. However‚ Nick’s tale may not include all the details about the events of the story‚ it is altered by his feelings towards others and in fact‚ readers doubt whether it is reliable or not since they are not able to have another perception of the story because he is the only one telling

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    innovative movements and styles‚” (Modernism). The 1920’s was a great example of this because of the radical changes in what was considered normal in previous times. The rapid progress of technology caused many people to flee to the cities. It was there that moral standards were also challenged and people became more care-free (1920-30.coms). F. Scott Fitzgerald demonstrated modernism and reflected his own life in the book The Great Gatsby even though it didn’t sell very well when it was first published

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    Devil In The Great Gatsby written by F. Scott Fitzgerald one see a story of a man with hope to reunited with his long last love that wasn’t meant to be. Tom a incredibly rich man marries Daisy who was once a lover with Gatsby. Gatsby builds a business empire buy an enormous‚ luxurious house near Daisy and throws banking breaking‚ massive parties hoping that one day Daisy will come to his party and he can once again united with her. Nick is in the middle of it helping Gatsby on his quest for true

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    the false of O’Brien’s book. Argues that O’Brien’s book had some fake stories. This article explains the truth and the lies in the book The Things They Carried. The Great Gatsby April Iryan “Corruption of the Rich Based on the Great Gatsby” Iryan explains that there is corruption during the 1900’s Iryan focuses on the main point of corruption that went on during the time of the story. Corruption in this article is the main point being proved. Highly recommend if interested

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    Jay Gatsby Obituary Essay

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    Gatsby’s Obituary Jay Gatsby was a beloved son and friend. He had been through a lot while he lived. Gatsby had served in the war. He had become a captain before he went to the front. He then got his majority and the command of the divisional machine guns following the Argonne battles. Before going to war he came from unsuccessful farmer parents. He tought he could better himself so he left his family. Gatsby had also met the love of his life‚ Daisy before the war. For five years his only dream

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    happiness‚ like Gatsby. In F. Scott Fitzgerald‚ The Great Gatsby‚ displays that money does not necessarily bring happiness. Money does not necessarily bring happiness because Daisy has a lot of money and she is not happy at all. "Your revolting‚" (139) said Daisy to Tom. Daisy has money and material things‚ but with just those things one cannot achieve happiness. Daisy is not happy with Tom because of his affairs. "Rich girls don’t marry poor boys‚" Daisy exclaimed to Gatsby. Daisy thinks

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    Throughout the novel‚ The Great Gatsby a common conflict of the corruption of American society and its means of materialism corrupting the American dream is expressed by F. Scott Fitzgerald. There is constant conflict among the wealthy‚ well to do class in America. Especially in the setting of Long Island‚ where resides the East Egg and the West Egg. The East and West Egg respectively represent the split among the upper wealthy class in society. The East Egg is of old money‚ aristocratic families

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