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    English 11 Honors Grapes of Wrath When the house is on fire‚ the firefighter leads the way in. When the enemy is bearing down on the homeland‚ the soldier leads the fight against. When the going gets tough‚ he who steps up to the plate to lead the way shows true heroism to me. When times prove to be difficult‚ Tom Joad is the one who steps up to that plate. Leading his family west across the country from Oklahoma to California‚ Tom encounters many hardships which he must prove strong throughout to keep his family on their feet

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    The word “citizen” is defined as a native or naturalized member of a state or nation who owes allegiance to its government and is entitled to its protection. To be a citizen of the world‚ we owe our allegiance to the earth and what she brings us. We rely on her to bring us wood‚ air‚ water‚ precious metals‚ soil‚ coal‚ plants‚ animals‚ and to keep us safe from the dangers of the outside solar system. In order to be a citizen of the world‚ a person must contribute to their own community‚ keep the

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    characters in the story are portrayed to be having distrust and suspicion towards‚ well‚ everyone. This social issue wasn’t just confined at the ranch‚ but it was a widespread dilemma spread across America. The Dust Bowl also occurred this time in history together with the Great Depression. Severe dust storms ravaged the lands. This was caused by a severe drought beforehand‚ which led to failure of preventing wind erosion‚ thus causing sand storms. It greatly damaged the ecology and agriculture of the US

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    The Paper Route In the following essay I am going to make a characterization of the narrator. Furthermore I will comment on the main themes and finally analyze the mood and setting‚ which I think has resemblance. The main character lives in‚ what he calls‚ a prairie town‚ which indicates that it is a small town‚ placed far away from the big city. In the first paragraph we get the impression that the main character doesn’t like to be the one person‚ except one girl‚ who doesn’t talk to anyone

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    and economic instability causing many people to move to the cities. The farming industry was heavily impacted by the climate in different parts of the USA. The “Dust to Eat” book by Michael cooper. The dust bowl was a major problem to the people who worked on farms and who lived in mainly the mid-west. Therefore the high winds and dust killed many plants and left people out of work for days. In “Living through the Great Depression” by Tracy Collins.

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    American Dream Reflection" The American Dream is a social ideal life of the US that involves prosperity and happiness for a family. The Grapes of Wrath narrates the situation the Joad Family has to go through to pursue their dreams during the Dust Bowl and the Great Depression. The Joads had to travel all the way to California from Oklahoma to try and achieve a new prosperous life. In Long Day ’s Journey into Night‚ Tyrone ’s family basically only lacked happiness and unity as a family during the

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    were “thrown off” their land. As clearly summarized in the book‚ any man can “hold the land if he can just eat and pay taxes; he can do that. Yes‚ he can do that until his crops fail one day and he has to borrow money from the bank‚” but due to the Dust Bowl their entire life and system crashed (32). Basically if their crops failed‚ they would be thrown off the land. b) What chain of events create this? The chain of events that created this began with the soil and it not being rich

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    The Great Depression was caused by economic difficulties‚ the stock market crash‚ poor farming practices and drought which fueled the dust bowl. In the book Of Mice and Men‚ the author John Steinbeck describes different conflicts the characters have to face where people prioritizing each other and helping each other out was not always the case. Three conflicts in this story are; the disability of Lennie‚ one of the main characters‚ racism against an African American‚ and the impossibility of achieving

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    crops 9. How is the Ogallala Aquifer water classified as a resource? non renewable natural resource 10. Global climate change may cause what phenomena? Give an example. extreme weather event‚ ex. prolong drought 11. Describe the American Dust Bowl of the 1920’s. it was a baaaad drought that made people migrate cause the land won’t grow any crops 12. How does the Ogallala Aquifer affect the world food production? it affects greatly because of how we depend on it‚ it’s needed to provide for

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    Eleanor Hargrove March 1‚ 2014 Miss Person A.P. English 11 Essay Choice #4: Tom’s Education When we are first introduced to Tom Joad‚ he is an enigma. He presents many contrasts‚ and the reader is not sure what to make of him. Though only recently released from the Oklahoma state penitentiary for murder‚ Tom is honest about his past. He freely admits to his reason for imprisonment‚ and goes so far as to say that he would kill again‚ if it came to it. Despite his flaws‚ Tom nonetheless wins the trust

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