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    the literary works we have discussed in class are so distinctive from each other‚ yet so similar. In "The Yellow Wallpaper" and "The Beast in the Jungle" we see how symbols are used to portray and dramatize the theme of the story. We also learned how women were treated‚ or "expected" to act‚ in works such as "The Yellow Wallpaper"‚ "The Beast in the Jungle"‚ and "My Contraband"‚ which then leads to the subject of miscegenation. We also see miscegenation used in most of Chesnutt’s works and in "Desiree’s

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    video teaser for Jungle Jim El Dorado Microgaming certainly love to take on audacious projects‚ as some of the brand’s games really do prove to be huge in scope. Showing that they still have the heart and passion for creating titles that really do steal the show‚ they have recently released a YouTube trailer for brand new game Jungle Jim El Dorado. Throwing players into the heart of the jungle‚ this new game is set for early September 2016 release. Built upon HTML5 technology‚ Jungle Jim El Dorado

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    hardships of the working class‚ and because of this‚ is able to explore the difficulties of the immigrant experience in America. Jurgis and his family come to America with hopes of a new life‚ with good money and success. Until around the middle of the book‚ they maintain an incredibly strong belief in the idea of the American Dream. They work hard and have faith that their struggles will soon be rewarded with wealth‚ that will‚ by default‚ result in happiness. Sinclair shows how this concept is not always

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    There are many corruptions during late 19th century to early 20th centuries‚ such as political corruption‚ law corruption‚ social corruption and economic corruption. In this book‚ Sinclair uses one event to show the law corruption and economic corruption. When Jurgis finds out One was raped by her boss‚ Connor‚ he was extremely angry so he beats Connor. In the court‚ the judge only listens to what Connor said and he doesn’t care about Jurgis’s explanation (97). As a result‚ Jurgis needs to stay

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    Summary: 5 Tips on how to Survive in the Jungle According to Cabase (n.d)‚ there are five simple tips you can follow to increase your chance of survival and protect yourself against dangers in nature. The first thing that you should worry about is deciding where to go. There are three ways for you to decide your direction which is observing the sun to determine the west and east are‚ creating and improvised compass by using metal hair clip or needle and lastly by studying the overall environment

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    The American Dream within The Jungle The Jungle is the account of an immigrant who discovers the American Dream can only be a fable under America’s capitalist system. Upton Sinclair wrote the novel after spending some weeks working in the meat packing industry‚ basing many of the events and conditions described in the novel on the notes he took firsthand. "[The Jungle] is remembered as a stomach-turning exposé of unsanitary conditions and deceitful practices in the meat packing industry; as such

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    The Jungle was about a family that traversed to America from Lithuania. They thought that life was fomenting to be grand along with jubilant. When they landed here‚ they began to notice themselves in a world of umbrageous. A world with debt together with constantly working. One of the preeminent characters‚ Jurgis‚ was the man of the family as well as he was often depended on by his family. Jurgis was indignant one time at work furthermore‚ they were greatly piqued by this event. They confided

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    The Jungle is a novel in which a Lithuanian family moves to America in search of the “American dream.” During this time (early 1900s) America was becoming very industrialized. Industrialization to most people meant more jobs and more money. Though there were indeed more jobs available‚ the working conditions were less than favorable. The main character‚ Jurgis Rudkus‚ is able to find work in one of the large slaughterhouses in Chicago. The company “Brown’s” was a part of the Beef Trust in Chicago

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    Dexter Patrick S. Baltazar NASC 10/ Planet Earth-Jungles Last meeting‚ we viewed a documentary entitled Jungles (Planet Earth Diaries episode) that focused mainly on the ecosystem and different factors involved in tropical rainforests. The emphasis mainly developed around the idea of biodiversity. It is quite interesting that these environments only consist three percent of the total land in the entirety of the world but is a standing habitat to most of living organisms (50%) of different kingdoms

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    The difference between The Most Dangerous job and The jungle are striking and they deserve through scrutiny. Both articles have similarities to one another but also differences. In the article called The Most Dangerous Job it consisted of many issues on how the job is done‚ also on how the employers are being treated‚ while The Jungle is about how the meat is processed. The Most Dangerous job is an article while The Jungle is a novel based on a story. Both stories are about the working conditions

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