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1. The New Deal
   ... theAmerican business, in fact they did more to conserve the American ideals offree enterprise by building competition, giving people jobs, and monitoringwages ...
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2. Adam Smith
   ... The government had to structure an office for this, which supplied many new jobs and made people feel safer so they came to the country. ...
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3. NAFTA
   ... Thanks to NAFTA, US corporations can eliminate middleclass jobs here, move the factory to Mexico, pay subsistence wages to people there, then send their ...
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4. Illiteracy in America
   ... Reading helps people get good jobs, a good job allows that person to make money, and making money allows that person to buy the basic necesities of life. ...
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5. grapes of wrath 2
   ... This showed how much the people already living in these towns and cities fear the coming farmers and others that had lost their jobs, for the townspeople ...
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6. Prohibition
   ... People had testified that the prohibition had taken away a lot of jobs from the people of the United States and money from the government. ...
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7. Domineering People
   ... a selfish person Wayne, all you think about is yourself, not any of the people around you ... He has turned out like this because of the amount of jobs that he has ...
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8. The New deal
   ... Anyone can tell you that the 1930amp39s were no picnic. Unemployment was up to 600 in 1933 from 1928, leaving 12.8 million people without jobs. ...
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9. Future fiction
   ... India, in the time of the revolution people had jobs, and living conditions were thought suitable for family life. ... Too many people, not enough jobs. ...
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10. Con of Affirmative action in the United States
    ... hold a higher percentage of jobs than in the past, but white men have lost jobs, white students have been denied entrance to schools, people have developed ...
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11. Explore the Economic, Social, and Political Consequences of an ...
    ... may not seem like that large of a concern, but the politicians know that part of what keeps them in their jobs and keeps the American people generally happy ...
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12. Illegal Immigration
    ... People simply do not have as much money to help sustain their lifestyle and they sometimes have to get additional jobs Beck 76. ...
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13. Grapes of Wrath 2
    ... The people in the dust bowl imagined California as a haven of jobs where they would have nice little white hose and as much fruit as they could eat. ...
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14. Post War North America
    ... The economy was reenergized. Finally, people had jobs again. The second world war also lead to the development of the atomic bomb. ...
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15. Affirmative Action
    ... playing field. In doing so, you have qualified people, not qualified whites or blacks, just people filling the jobs. Minorities and ...
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16. Grapes of Wrath1
    ... The people in the dust bowl imagined California as a haven of jobs where they would have a nice little white house and as much fruit as they could eat. ...
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17. Reaction Paper: Barbara Ehrenreichamp39s Nickel and Dimed: Living on A ...
    ... For example, it is natural to think of doctors and dentists in terms of the jobs they perform and not to consider them as people. ...
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18. Immigration
    ... Hundreds of years ago people from Great Britain migrated to this country. They established homes, jobs, and families here on what they knew as newly discovered ...
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19. Affirmative Aaction
    ... Because the policy grants jobs and resources to blacks and other minorities people assume that every black or minority student or employee would not have been ...
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20. Brave New World 9
    ... book is saying that only dumb people should be dishwashers, garbage men, and fast food workers, but in fact there are smart people doing these jobs for extra ...
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21. Captains Of Industry
    ... Rockefeller Center. The place would provide seventy five thousand jobs for the people during the middle of the Great Depression. This man ...
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22. Poverty
    ... Most people attain jobs that are fulfilling and stimulating, while the poor will take the underpaid, boring, and unpleasant jobs. ...
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23. should our grandparents work
    ... More than that, the economy is booming so there should be jobs for everyone. Thus, he argues that these people can work if they want to which will only bring ...
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24. Problem Solution: Global Communications
    ... for this company are to: expand their business by outsourcing some of their work to India and Ireland move as many people as possible to other jobs so that ...
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25. Brave New World Is it a warning
    ... For the first time in history.ampquot p. 18 These people are conditioned to be happy all day everyday. They love their jobs, they can have sex with anyone they ...
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26. Fox Hunting
    ... If there was a ban on fox hunting 15,000 people whose jobs directly depended on fox hunting would be out of work, some 14,000 foxhounds would have no future ...
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27. AIBO and Robotics
    ... The other groups of people believe that robots will be used to complete out everyday jobs. Everyday people are thinking of more ways to become lazy. ...
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28. Homelessness: What can we do..
    ... lowpaying jobs are among the most vulnerable to becoming homeless. Therefore, homelessness, housing, and income are inextricably linked. Lowincome people are ...
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29. Walden
    ... acquisition. He also states that most people do not hold onto their jobs because they like their jobs and enjoy doing them. He thinks ...
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30. life is
    ... They live in the poorest of neighborhoods and work the most undesirable jobs. These people are adrift in the river of life without a paddle. ...
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