Upper Midwest

have its pros and cons it can affect kids' education, but sometimes not really depending on the kid. Social classes can affect children’s education depending on the class there in. There are different classes like the working class, middle class and upper class. These classes may or may not affect the children it can in some way depending on how the kid is and how they were raised; they will fit in one of these categories. Social class can affect children based on the parent’s level of education or

just one person is below the yearly salary marked as poverty. Many people try to help those who are in need like homeless shelters, people that give money to beggars, and authors. Authors inform their audiences about this serious topic and get the upper classes to help instead of using them for a workforce with low salary. They do this with satire and allegory to grab the audience's attention. George Orwell, Jonathan Swift, and Charles Dickens utilize satire and/or allegory in their works to alter

The House of Mirth is a novel that revolves around Lily Bart’s attempts to find a husband as a way to have a successful life. Through discussing Lily’s attempts to find a spouse, Wharton gives a glimpse to upper class society in the late 1800s and early 1900s. For the first passage, Selden ponders on Lily Bart. For the second passage, Lily confesses to Gerty her true intentions of marriage when Lily experienced distress about her current state and her past choices. Through a close reading of the

Proud To Be Poor     Education is to me freedom, the key to respect, and living a life the way it is meant to be lived. I am not rich nor middle class, but a simple person with big dreams and high hopes of a better tomorrow. I am not ashamed to claim that I am a poor student in a college English class craving and needing education. I am proud to say I’m poor because being this way I have learned things that the higher class will never know. I enjoy waking up at five in the morning every day because

Carriage also by Daumier, showed no physical contact and people sat apart from each other, which showed the differences between social classes. These two paintings by the same person strongly reflected the lives between different social classes. The upper class was able to afford a much bigger carriage and have more personal space. In contrast, the lower class was forced to be squeezed inside a small carriage. The lower class mostly workers in factories were paid very little, therefore, they were only

attitudes of teaching children compared to the elite class. There are four types of schools based on income, working, middle, upper, and elite class. The attitudes these classes give toward knowledge and work teaching their students for the working class is teach information because it is required, middle-class is to learn how to get right answer and not understand why it's correct, upper class teaches material and children know why they are learning, and the elite class prepares students to be quality hard

Gatsby demonstrates the corruption of the “American dream”. Another aspect of The Great Gatsby that applies to all social statuses is “blindness”. Everyone in the novel is figuratively blind, not just the upper class. Social Standing from upper class P.O.V In The Great Gatsby Fitzgerald depicts the upper class as shallow and careless. The wealthy are party goers, with their parties being wildly overdone. Fitzgerald uses characters to show how wealth can change how certain people act, making them careless

Has one ever had a dreamed that you wish or want something to happen in your life? In the story A Raisin in the Sun, this play this talks about the American dream of the Younger. This play also tells about how all the characters had a dream of living the better life than they do now. In the story By the Waters of Babylon, this short story talks about the main character John, and what he dream which  is to go to the land of the gods and to obtain knowledge of the gods. How are these stories similar

The Everyday Effects of Neoliberalism and Neo-conservatism Neoliberalism and neo-conservatism ideals are typically rooted within privileged upper class individuals who benefit from the power given to large-scale corporations. While this ideology seemingly supports the freedom of the individual, it realistically maintains the unjustified privilege given to marginalized populations. These populations, primarily comprised of white, male, settled Canadians are benefitted from neoliberalism both financially

land after seven years of living abroad. She is the only daughter of the wealthy man of industrialist Tiger Banerjee who belongs to an upper class family living in the camacstreet of Calcutta. It analyses how the protagonists finds hurdles in the contrasting worlds, leads her illusion, depression and finally her tragic end. It is an interesting story of an upper class Bengali Brahmin girl, Tara Banerjee who goes for her higher studies at the age of fifteen to abroad. She feels melancholy and senses