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…the time period would now be called a homeless person. During the Great Depression in America, over a quarter of American workers were unemployed and most struggled to make it through everyday life. Chaplin's character was very much the same. When moviegoers…

…the previous owners homeless and nowhere to go. It is sure that many children were separated from their parents only to finally reunite with them when the World War is over. The movie uses many filming techniques that help to emphasize on what they are trying…

…. The text gives special focus to protagonist Billy Luckett, a sixteen-year-old leaving home to live homeless. Billy is revealed as being a disliked, thieving, troubling character, but as responders, Herrick shapes us to feel sympathetic rather than antagonistic…

…forming around the issue of money. Bill gates with his billions is considered a top of the ladder person. Meanwhile the homeless are considered bottom of the ladder. Everyone in-between is considered middle. The middle is where the new "have" and "have…

…the entrance exams. In pursuit of this dream, he moved to Vienna in 1908 following the deaths of his parents, eventually becoming homeless and destitute, and eventually moving into a homeless shelter in December 1909. In his biography Mien Kampf, Hitler attributed…

…there were many people who were poor and homeless. Most people were making less then 2000 dollars a year. Hoover unevenly gave help to the people. He gave most advice to the businessmen. Even though most people were poor many people thought they would never…

…Derelicts (1969) display homeless persons, drunken and asleep in an alley, among the trash. Another piece from this era, War (1967) is of four dying Vietnam soldiers. Pieces such as these poked sensitive spots on social issues pertaining to the increase…

…and hydroelectric schemes in the Tennessee Valley area. Many people were very poor and homeless, but these people were helped by the F.E.R.A (Federal Emergency Relief Administration) who spent $500 million on soup kitchens, blankets, nursery schools and employment…

…. Substantial sections of France were faced with declining standard of living. The result of this was death, emigration, and increased number of beggar, pauper and homeless citizens (* Revolution and Terror in France..pg20). The peasants were working hard…

…The Poverty Poverty is a global problem, and it has existed from the beginning of civilization. Hunger, homelessness, and lack of health care are major aspects of this world-wide dilemma. Many countries are in complete poverty and the majority…