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…of rise and fall. And if it was left it alone it would eventually rise again. Social- Living conditions were bad for many Americans during the depression. Many families lost their houses and had to live in cars and shacks. Many of the farmers had…

…no sense of right and wrong because they do what ever they can to prosper. Duddy is a person who is carful with what he uses to buy with his money. He only buys things that will bring him more money. He also works hard to get a much money as he can…

…that. There are many reasons that stop me from doing what I wish. Driving in snow is very dangerous; there is a greater chance to get into a car accident. Whenever I go snowboarding, my parents always worry about my safety. As their son, I am already a burden to them, I…

…off rate, however she doesn’t understand why she had to include her parents income on her application. “I’m twenty three and I’ve been living away from my parents for three years now. I have to work a full time job in order to pay for my apartment and car…

…the camp before it flooded, except for the Joads. They could not escape the flooding because Rose of Sharon suddenly went into labor. The Joads could not stop the water without help, so they were forced to climb on the top of their car to stay out of the water…

…and jet-propelled beetle cars informs us that the story takes place in the distant future, keeping in mind that the book was written in the 1950's. The location, like the time, is never plainly stated but the reader often gets the impression…

…as normal. Myrtle Wilson and Tom have a very fiery relationship. They are not married, but Myrtle is Tom’s “woman in New York.” However, Tom won’t be seen with Myrtle where any of his friends could see them. Even on the train they ride on different cars…

…Conklin had not destroyed his Model-T, Sarah would still be alive. But what Coalhouse does not understand is that “in his dress and as the owner of a car he was a provocation to many white people,” (145). Had Coalhouse just turned around when he was asked…

…up to be everything they are not. Yet both Laura and my cousins developed serious self-esteem issues, just at different ends. They drive cars they cannot afford, live in a huge home (that is unfurnished because they put all their money into getting…

…in lower class families are caught up in the daze that dealing drugs will bring them big houses, pretty women, and sleek cars. The reality of this is much different. A lot of the drug dealers end up getting hooked on the drugs that they sell. This digs them…