Grapes of Wrath Book Report

“Freeze, Police!” Sgt. Salazar commands from behind. Startled, the robber froze. “Hands up!” Hands were up in the air with the rifle still in one hand. “Drop your weapon!” Slowly placing the rifle on the ground, the robber swiftly rotated ready to shoot, when Sgt. Salazar close behind open fired at the chest.

workers union to fight against the landowners low wages, this is the only way Tom can take back his

pull over, the officers called for help. The units of the Los Angeles Police Department joined in

of the conflicts between Tom Joad and a deputy sheriff occur causing Tom to get

Eventually the guards started loading up and we thought this entire mess was finally over until they started calling out people in the crowd directing them to the trains. Nobody knew what they were doing but gossip was going

This riot was planned to be a peaceful riot for a strike on an 8-hour day, ended up turning into a battle between protesters and the police.

One of the surprises during the oil boom experience was that the region’s demand for skilled labor was not as unique as previously thought (Spencer & Dries, 2014). Pretty quickly, it became clear that several areas needed this exact job placing service,

The Grapes of Wrath, by John Steinbeck, tells the story of a boy named Tom Joad, the son of a sharecropper, and his family in Oklahoma during the Dust bowl period. Tom was just released from jail and is hitch hiking his way back home. On his way home, he runs into his old preacher who accompanies him back to his home. Once he gets home, his family is nowhere to be found. He learns that his family is at his Uncle Johns house after being forced off their land by the bank and are planning to move to California for a better life and better jobs.

Felipe is the local police officer in Summit county Ohio. Felipe is out on his daily patrol. He was informed about 3 AWOL unwinds on the loose and that they might be armed and dangerous. They didn’t release much information about what they looked like or what they were wearing though. Officer Felipe knows the danger of AWOL unwinds and has a long history of catching them. He pulls up to the stop sign and waits as he sees high school kids loading a bright yellow school bus. This is normal for his morning patrols. He always has his coffee and donuts for his morning patrols when he has to wait for these buses. Just another normal day out on patrol, Felipe says to himself. Felipe looks behind

Home and went to approach them. The police seen him holding a metal pipe .

struggling to fulfill those positions. Many of these jobs are ones that do not attract much interest,

Online job search engines are not being a lot of help these days. Oftentimes the only people you will hear back from would be scammers and employment agencies seeking to make money on potential hires. After posting a resume on such web sites, there is a high chance that you will receive hundreds of emails offering work from home, or immediate job opportunity. Further research on the company will uncover numerous complaints or scam alerts.

Upon arrival, I was briefed by Deputy Darr that two people, a female black identified as Arteasha Fitzhugh and a male black identified as Byron Wright had displayed a gun at the complainants Tiffnee Hampton and Kenneth Hampton while exiting the North Little Rock Airport in their vehicle. Deputy Darr stated he notified the other deputies by radio that the brown Crown Victoria occupied by a female black and a male black had displayed the gun and a felony stop needed to be conducted.

In The Grapes of Wrath by John Steinbeck, Tom Joad, the main character, goes back to his family’s farm after being convicted for manslaughter. When he gets there with Jim Casy, he finds out everyone in the area got tractored off. His old neighbor tells him that most people. including the Joads, went to California looking for jobs. He heads to uncle John’s with Jim and meets Ma and Pa while they are packing. They believe fruit picking jobs in California is their only hope. While the Joads travel the long road to California, Grandpa Joad dies. They hear rumors of a bad job market, but they continue on. During their first days, Grandma Joad dies and the Joads struggle to find jobs and food. Then Noah and Connie leave the family. While in a camp

But now another threat has arrived in the form of a uniformed man driving an army truck, claiming to represent the remnant of the United States military. Someone has set their sights on their community . . . and on Justin. The struggle to defend their little homeland is far from over, and the visitors