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    of Benjy’s mind to the obsessive mind of Quentin and even the money driven and arrogant mind of Jason‚ Faulkner shows us how the Compson family represents the decline of the South. Falkner‚ having lived through the early 1900’s and even through the 1920’s‚ shows how the male‚ female‚ and even entire family changed in the Age of Wonderful Nonsense. This new age was very strange to those entering it and many people just went with the flow an excepted the change. The United States was changing in industry

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    and freedom are just some of the words one would use to describe the women of the Jazz Age. With the Great Depression over and women having the right to vote‚ the idea of the victorian woman was old news and flapper girls became the spirit of the 1920’s. They changed their long hair to short bobs‚ shortened their dresses to show their knees and elbows‚ wore makeup‚ smoked‚ danced‚ and worked (all going against the traditions of the previous decade). The movie empire had several actresses who paved

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    Cited: Kosinski‚ Jerzy (1970). Being There. New York: Grove Press The Roaring Twenties (2005). A Historical Snapshot of Life in the 1920s.Web. 24 Apr. 2012. < http://www.1920-30.com/>.

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    The roaring 1920s were a pivotal time in American history. Everyone was aspiring something worked hard to achieve the perfect “American Dream”. The stocks were rising and never seemed like they’d fall‚ underground nightclubs during prohibition made people feel invincible‚ and cars were the newest innovation that everyone had to have. However‚ this golden age came to a sudden crash after stocks dramatically fell in 1929. Many people lost everything they owned as the unemployment rate reached 25%.

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    boys and was frail and weak throughout his childhood because of illness. He strongly disliked the town he lived in and felt neglected by his father because he was not athletic in any sport. The setting in The Horse Dealers Daughter takes place in the 1920’s in an English town‚ where the main character Mabel feels cheerless and gloomy because her father and brothers neglected her. This theme and setting reflects Lawrence childhood life because he to felt out of place with his father and the town he lived

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    pipecleaner animal How did Eddie die and why did he put himself in such danger? (pg. 15) he got smashed by a fiberglass cart from the drop nd to save a little girl Today is Eddie’s Birthday (#1) What decade in the 1900s was Eddie born? (pg.19) in the 1920s Chapter 2: The Journey Did Eddie die trying to save the little girl? (pg. 21) Did Eddie save the little girl? (pg. 21) yes‚ we dont know Why do you think Eddie doesn’t feel worry or pain? Explain your answer. (pg. 22)its a earthly feeling Today

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    it. Celebrities were becoming a thing that shaped the future of America‚ giving children someone to look up to. The new inventions of the 20’s mainly revolved around electricity. With radio invented in 1913 and not being widely adopted until the 1920s‚ people would gather around it to listen intently on what the speakers on the radio had to say. Kids would listen to shows‚ or their favorite baseball player

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    gives us food for thought. The movie ‘Midnight in Paris’ showed us beautiful Paris views‚ fantasy romance‚ conflict between the past and reality. Also‚ Famous writer and painter such as Hemingway‚ Salvador Dali‚ Fitzgerald come on the film in the 1920’s. A protagonist‚ Gil goes back the past every midnight and met them. This may seem our appearance that is always eager to escape from reality. I focus on Gil’s inner conflict and romance‚ and divided Gil’s three type of romance. It is as in the following

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    Rauch can be quoted in saying that “economists noticed something else: The last time inequality rose to its current heights was in the late 1920s‚ just before a financial meltdown. In 2010‚ Moss plotted inequality and bank failures since 1864 on the same graph; he found an eerily close fit. That is‚ in both the 1920s and the first decade of this century‚ inequality and financial crisis went hand in glove.” Here we have an obvious example of how inequality has a negative impact

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    We have already attempted coming up with a solution to the sale and consumption of alcohol in the 1920’s the Prohibition which was a complete and utter disaster when it failed drastically but turning the sale and consumption of alcohol into an underground crime scene by illegally smuggling alcohol and selling it. With a failed attempt and history repeating itself the government cannot use scare tactics on society as a way to prevent crime within society. If there is a way people will find it to

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