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    a time of crisis. Another famous industrialist‚ Andrew Carnegie argued that capitalists are the benefactors of the world. Carnegie believed that the poor should follow such capitalists or men of wealth because it produces the most beneficial results for the community. Carnegie stated‚ "The man of wealth thus becoming the mere trustee and agent for his poorer brethren‚ bringing to their service his superior wisdom...doing for them better than they would or could do for themselves..." Once again‚ a

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    you’re richer‚ you can decide to work less – and spend more time with your friends‚” (para.22) there is hasty generalization in this statement because not everybody who is rich will lessen their working time‚ and there are people who inherited their wealth who never worked. The appearance of all these fallacies and the lack of evidence made his argument

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    The Age of Discovery is often touted as a period of significant growth for the human race. The discovery of the New World‚ and the subsequent explorations of the previously unknown territory‚ as well as the numerous technological‚ scientific‚ artistic‚ intellectual and philosophical advancements are remembered as the great achievements of this age. However‚ despite the many positive advancements that the Age of Discovery is known for‚ the period from 1450 to 1600 was marked by unhappiness‚ prejudice

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    In‚ The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian by Sherman Alexie‚ Junior’s life has always been black and white‚ in the sense that there is a white world and his world‚ but he has never gotten a chance to explore the in-between or grey: the mix of the white world and his‚ and he is not expected to. The Spokane Tribe was reluctant to associate with the white people on the outside of the reservation because white people were the main party who had forced seclusion upon them. Going to a white school

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    acquisition of wealth change people’s values? Some may think that because they are wealthy‚ they can live however they wish. While others may use their wealth to aid the poor. As one can tell‚ different people use their wealth in different ways. Wealth can also change the way people view traditional values. People get so “caught up” in the amount of money they have‚ that they begin to forget what is really important in their lives. In one classic novel set in early twentieth century China‚ wealth changes

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    Health and Wealth The statement‚ “people with more money live longer than those who are poor because rich people can afford better health care services” is inadequate. It leaves me to believe that income and health care are the only things that determine one’s health. An individual’s income is one of the social determinants of health that contributes to a person’s own health and has a variety of effects on an individual. Social determinants of health can be defined as the “economic and social conditions

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    Wealth is often overlooked by those who possess a great deal of it but desired by those who can only dream to live the life of luxury. Either way‚ the fortunate and the unfortunate may despise their financial statuses. Novels such as J. D. Salinger’s The Catcher in the Rye capture the rich through the eyes of the rich. Holden Caulfield is a well-off adolescent disgusted by the materialistic mannerisms of society. Other novels‚ including Cutis Sittenfeld’s Prep‚ describe the rich through the endeavors

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    the rich kids get all of the benefits. Another factor that affects socioeconomic status is wealth. Wealth is not income‚ but it is related. Wealth is more like an attitude or a lifestyle or a set of expectations. Wealthy families will teach their children how to acquire and maintain financial power. Wealthy families will also teach their children how to use these to influence people. Families with less wealth‚ lead different lifestyles. The struggle for survival can be so intense that it’s not about

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    of courage which corresponds with the arts of war. “And have honored gymnastics with greater reverence then music”(). They would also be disdainful towards manual labor‚ and would lead a life in public unity. Like oligarchs‚ timocrats seek material wealth and would not trust philosophers‚ so they would not place intellectuals in positions of power.

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