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…, education is able to reduce poverty and inequality in the country and therefore, there will be less social differences and gap between the people in the country and leads to better standard of living of people in the country. Educated people are able to solve…

…. The problems in our inner cities stem from a history of social upheaval throughout the country. Poverty, ghettos, and crime have taken its toll in urban communities all across America. The gap between the rich and poor continues to expand. Public services, jobs…

…never die. Believest thou this?” John 11:25-36 In the epic novel of poverty, sin and redemption, one of the most apparent themes is that of religious belief. In Crime and Punishment, Fyodor Dostoyevsky includes religious themes to add depth to the main…

…, and it taught him valuable lessons on training soldiers. This knowledge he brought to his army, “The first qualification of a soldier is fortitude under fatigue and privation. Courage is only the second; hardship, poverty, and want are the best school for a soldier…

…more apparent than that of poverty. The level of poverty in Packingtown is that of a lower standard than we are accustomed to. Jurgis has high hopes for him and his family when the story begins and he has his job at the killing beds. But an injury stops…

…and poverty stood side by side; repletion and starvation laid them down together. Such rapid change in industry destroyed jobs as it provided new ones. The population shifted and left thousands housed in urban slums with bad water, no sanitation, and little food…

…was the son of "poverty stricken" (Edgar Allan Poe) actors, David and Elizabeth Poe. After his mother died in Richmond, Va., in 1811, Poe was orphaned. At an early age he was taken in a raised by John Allan, a "successful" (Edgar Allan Poe) business man…

…using modern methods. Rural poverty was to be a continuing feature of the united Italy as industry was also relatively underdeveloped. There were few factories and those that did exist employed mainly unskilled workers, often women and children. Heavy…

…. In the case of crime, the most obvious background (or foundation) elements to study would be that of the employment, family structure, poverty and deprivation. However, in an ever and rapidly changing society where roles are becoming less defined…

…of poverty in Ireland. Swift states that his absurd proposal shall deplete "the number of Papists", who "are the most dangerous enemies" of Ireland, create a source of wealth for the poor without "disobliging England", and establish an alternate means of wealth…