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…being in to this world considering that they can’t even provide for themselves. Raising a child in poverty would just increase the chances of him being on the other side of the railroad. There are women who learn that the baby inside of them is unhealthy…

…(109). Welfare provides help for the poor to survive but not to bring them out from poverty. In order to achieve that welfare needs to be restructured. The main plan for welfare reconstruction comes from the proposal of welfare privatization. Joel…

…and moral decline. It was believed that alcohol were responsible for poverty, diseases, crimes and drunk workers and soldiers. Despite the ratification of the eighteen amendment, many Americans did not intend to give up the drinking alcoholic beverages. Millions…

…but tries to ignore it because she knows that Tom was not going to leave her for Myrtle. The social culture at that time allowed couples to be unfaithful. Gatsby is also an example of social class difficulties. He rises from poverty in an age when money…

…that such influences as France’s severe financial difficulties and the resulting poverty, peasant grievances with such abuses as the seigniorial system, a weak and unstable monarchy under Louis XVI, and the expense of supporting Washington’s army in the New World all…

…in a society's progress. Unfortunately, in the Philippines, street children are victims of trafficking for illegal employment and prostitution. This is due to the poverty, hunger and abuse which a street child experiences at an early age. Street children become…

…-company technicians , and large landowners controls most of the country's resources, while a large number of unskilled urban laborers and rural farm workers live in relative poverty. As a upper-middle income, oil-producing country, Venezuela enjoyed…

…the day he died. He did not want comforts and luxuries when so many of his countrymen lived in terrible poverty. He ate only the most frugal diet and in his later years wore a peasant’s costume. But he himself was anything but austere. Laughter was to him…

…that such influences as France’s severe financial difficulties and the resulting poverty, peasant grievances with such abuses as the seigniorial system, a weak and unstable monarchy under Louis XVI, and the expense of supporting Washington’s army in the New World all…

…of the country's wealth, much of the ancient communal lands (ejidos) of the Native Americans was concentrated in the hands of a relatively small number of landowners, and poverty and illiteracy were widespread. Díaz suppressed Manifestations of the resulting social…