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…that all paper money would lose its value. As a result, international investors withdrew $1.5 billion in gold from American banks, which weakened the financial structure and launched a new wave of local bank failures. People who were broke or homeless…

…of a home, besides a common hereditary trace of homelessness and failure. Unlike Mr. Biswas eventually builds and owns his house, those of his descendants cat not be rooted due partly to domestic upheaval and partly to their questioning of what a home should mean…

…, as a young, uneducated homeless female during the Depression, she really had nothing to lose. And thus when the tone of the song goes from the beating of war-drums to the giddy polka-ish orchestra solo when the play draws to an end, it's her face that Robbins…

…received attention from many countries and issues like this requires the governments full attention and prevents them from focusing on more important affairs like scientific advancements and resolving poverty and homelessness (Linden 2). China's family planning…

…biases, especially among pregnant women who are aware that alcohol use is not advised. Second, homeless women, women in homes without telephones, and women who were institutionalized were not surveyed. Both of these limitations could have an impact…

…, religious freedom, the needs of the poor and homeless, full employment, health care, educational opportunities, nuclear disarmament and ecological sanity," according to her biography. Mrs. King and three of her children were even arrested in 1985 while…

…that I live on is exempt from the homelessness, drug abuse, and starvation that the lost souls of many have to live with. These are issues that I have never experienced and that many people in West Vancouver do not have to deal with. Although we do not have…

…an ex-soldier in 1923, Sydney Chaplin, discusses a park full of homeless and starving soldiers. "Men who had fought in the trenches, now unwanted and left to starve, were all huddled together". British soldiers expected more employment opportunities from…

…, was a Black Panther who, a few months before her birth, had been sentenced to sixty years for a fatal armored car robbery. With Mutulu away, the family experienced hard times. No matter where they moved-the Bronx, Harlem, homeless shelters-Tupac was distressed. "I…

…was without jobs by 1933 and many people became homeless. President Herbert Hoover attempted to handle the crisis but he was unable to improve the situation. In 1932, Franklin Delano Roosevelt was elected president and he promised a "New Deal" for the American…