The Gingerbread Man Story

The movie The Cinderella Man used boxer James J. Braddock as a representation of the many American people who experienced a prosperous life in the twenties that suddenly turned poverty-stricken during the Great Depression. As happy prosperous times quickly turned to those of stress and desperation, many Americans took risks in order to persevere through life. Before poverty struck, people took risks fueled by wealth and success, and during the Great Depression risks were influenced by desperate times. The struggles and choices people were forced to make during these times mirrored experiences James Braddock had himself. Braddock was a successful boxer who broke his hand and fought to find work while struggling to provide for his family during the Great Depression. From riches to rags, then back again, Braddock was a true figure of hope, as well as a reflection of the American people. The movie The Cinderella Man portrayed the wealth of the 1920s as well as the disparity of the Great Depression where people relied on risks and hope to survive.

Cinderella Man is a flim based on the rise of World Championship boxer James Braddock. Braddock's life was affected heavily by the great depression, and the film does well to show this. The film also does a good job of chronicling the life of the everyday man during the great depression. This essay aims to discuss the role of the stock market crash in the beginning of the great depression, the effects of the depression on the life of the everyday man, and the effects of the depression on the life of James J Braddock and his family.

We all went to sleep and woke up at six in the morning. When we got up, we all ate donuts that Landon's uncle brought us. After we ate, we all decided to change and put socks and shoes on. As we waited for the trailer of the Mardi Gras to come down the road, we all go really nervous but excited at the same time. When the Mardi Gras finally came, we waited by the road until they jumped out the trailer after us. Once they jumped out, we all headed straight for the woods. We ran all the way to the back until we could not go any farther due to a canal. We decided to hide for a short period of time, so the Mardi Gras would lose our trails. After a couple of minutes we decided to run out and confront the Mardi Gras. They chased after us, and when they caught

By time the Vanburens got settled into their new home, four hours later comes a set of twins that neither parent was prepared for. They named them Betty and Danny. The couple was in paradise with their beautiful baby girl and handsome little boy. With the two new editions to the family made Bessie and Rudolph worked extra hard on their business, but they didn?t mind not one bit. As the twins got older they was able to help their parents out just a little cause they was still consider to be toddlers but that didn?t stop them from giving the animals water and feeding them out their hand when the animals where being groom. On a hot muggy summer day Rudolph wasn?t feeling like himself, so he asked his lovely wife would she mind cleaning the Carns mustang. Of course Bessie jumped to that opportunity because of her love for mustangs. Bessie began to wash and talk to the mustang and the mustang was so relax and calm with her, you would think that Bessie had raised that mustang herself. After grooming Charming, the mustang, Bessie feed her and decided to ride Charmin after she was done

In the middle of the night when Larry was sure everyone was sleeping He slowly tiptoed inside to get a candle to find some biscuits. He tracked straw from his dirty feet throughout the house then he finally found.

Chrisrnas turkey at the market, and he tipped the boy he sent to reserye and pay for it. Finally, he

It was Christmas Eve when Buddy finally found a home that he could call his own after stowing away in an old fat man's red bag. Little did he know that he was taking a trip to see Santa Claus, the North Pole, and would never come back...

One day when the family was eating they heard this strange croaking sound, everyone was confused on what was making the sound, so Doodle walks outside to investigate. He finds a big red bird huddled up in a tree and calls everyone outside. They were all confused on what it was, and while they were looking at it, they noticed that the bird looked sick. It

A hero is someone admired for their courage, achievements, and/or idealized qualities, however; a movie can also portray an anti-hero. An anti-hero is a central character in which lacks conventional heroic characteristics. In every movie, book, or in reality every hero has their ups and downs. Many people undergo many hardships to become a hero. There are many stages a hero has to overcome such as: Separation, Initiation, and Return.

Taking place in the states of New York and New Jersey, Cinderella Man takes you through the hardships an American boxer faces during the Great Depression. Starting out as a very successful prize fighter James J. Braddock is able to provide for his family, but then loses everything but his family after the stock markets crashed. He breaks his hand during a fight which not only prevents him from fighting but it also leads to him having a difficulty getting working shifts at the docks. Braddock’s luck turns around when he gets an opportunity to fight one last time due to a cancellation against the number two contender at the time. He proceeds to knock out John "Corn" Griffin and continous his boxing career. After a climbing the ranks he became

It is important for The United States to have heroes, especially in the wake difficult times like the Great Depression. The people need someone to look up to in times of despair. It is important that social studies identifies heroes because the youth needs to know the good and the bad that have come from past events. A hero could be an ordinary person. James Braddock was an ordinary person, but was a hero to his family and community.

After a bit of walking our hero stumbles across Pyro and Tyrannous, he quickly ducks behind a tree. Our hero whispers one word “Vengeance” Without a word our hero holds up the mighty cornbread and summons a flood, which wipes out Maxwell and Pyro. Then our hero calls out “Floor sword to my side!” Then he promptly goes and stabs them both in the back, and then leaves. After he left a fog rolls in and a wraith comes out and says “take my hand, and join me the found the warlords of asphyxia.” Pyro and Tyrannous both say in unison “Gladly” and join forces, and walk off.

Cinderella would always eat when she was out, she started to gain a lot of weight. Food became her addiction. One day as Cinderella was doing all of the house chores, she heard a knock at the door, she went to go answer it and it was someone from the Kingdom. He told her that it was very important, so Cinderella brought it into the other room where Elora and the girls were and handed them the letter. Elora opened it and read it out loud. It was an invitation to the ball to meet Prince Jourdian. This ball was taking place in three months.

The step sisters always picked on Cinderella about how she looked and had to do all the cleaning in the house. One day Cinderella received a text from her secret admirer about coming to his Halloween party but her step mother made her work at the diner to keep her from going to the party. The fairy god mother came to the rescue and dealt with the wicked step mother so Cinderella may go to the party. Cinderella had to be back at the diner by twelve. At the dance she meet her secret admirer but when it became close to twelve Cinderella had to leave. Her secret admirer was looking for the pretty girl he danced with that dropped her phone. Her prince charming finally found her and they were happy (Duff). Cinderella was a good girl but was treated extremely bad by her step family. In the end she became on top with being kind and generous. Cinderella ended up with the diner her father left her that her step mother tried to keep from her

We have all heard the Disney story, Cinderella, right? Well, who knew that there could be more than just one version? In the two stories “Cinderella” Brothers Grimm and “The Little Glass Slipper,” They have a majority of themes, characters, settings, and other things that were not mentioned in the original Cinderella. Because of the new and interesting versions, comparing and contrasting come in handy. So, how do the two newer versions relate to one another, and how do the new versions relate to the original story?