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my name is well with your skin.

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Leading question is, in what
ways? Guilty nature.

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The good age occurred in the
19th century bigot,

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and this research is based on
the injustices due to the of

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businesses and companies causing
working to us the struggle and

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the higher plastics. Derek,

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please don't tell that they
effectively this issue matters.

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It's pretty chilly as an amazing
time of revolution and

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financial growth,

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although the most of the time of
a lot of new technologies and

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innovations.

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It just just degraded the health
and morality and the morality

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of the Lord.

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My friend Sandy FREDRIC March
Ways and take out all highlighted

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affect the 819 um,

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the United States enjoyed
throughout the building.

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The United States enjoyed world,

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but the 19th century also suffer
as because at that age,

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with the late 19th century,

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many people move in the South in
search of new job opportunity.

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She's looted transportation and
living conditions very important.

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They practised many ideas that
just social,

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the worst period American
history moments at the age of 30 in

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the late 18th century,

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but was characterised by a very
important and industrial

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activity,

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which was managed by a group of
colourful and write the business.

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The wealthy worst prospering the
underprivileged are suffering

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to make a decent women many new
jobs that are also made

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available to be invited into the
introduction to know many

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people move to cities in search
of better paying work because of

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jobs. It wasn't an easy shit.

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The golden Age was a time period
where America decided to

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reconstruct this economy after
the Civil War.

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They wanted people to live a
better life and have more

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opportunities with job and
improvement of manufacturing.

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When the American economy began
to grow and build the age or

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begin to travel to the North in
search for better employment

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opportunities. Learning friend
Sandy, uh, a drink of Pereira,

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Mark Twain and definitely all
highlighted the effects of the

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state had on the 19th century.
Our first order is fine.

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During the Golden age,

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20 something years we're about
to like find highlights ideas of

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individuals, money fund studies,

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the lack of cunning plan and the
had on the She shows how Henry

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was one of the one of the ones
who invested and created the rule

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of the village after his wiped
out devoted his entire life.

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He went on the world so when he
encountered a wide range,

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of course,

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of cultures and architectural
styles and hotel experiences.

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When he returned, he took
control of certain.

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Expressed together with the
Stanford prison of Adam Express,

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he began obtaining man herself.

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Friend shows how heavy plan was
physical example to put a stop

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to the idea of individualism.

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Individualism is the physical
and psychological isolation from

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others, which is where many
businessmen really believe them,

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causing them to disregard the
world.

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Being on the lower class and
only think about themselves for a

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second stakeholder is that
throughout the Gilded Age there were

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many effects on the people by
the government.

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The American environmental
Health Scientists and founder of the

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Columbia send their Children to
adjust the our Children during

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the day. By providing
information on challenging.

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The author focused on Children's
challenges that they,

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uh providing evidence,

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cultures and videos like Five
punches during the decade and

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experiences activities too.

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Just during the Gilded Age,

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I was a hybrid personally
university,

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particularly in industries of
textiles,

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adding mining street for young
individuals as six or seven years

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old work functions about 100,000
Children are exposed to

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hazardous industry.

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And with the experience between
physical media MM 30 stakeholder

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is Mark Twain, uh, one of the
Americans?

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One of America's most
significant document,

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The Gilded Age was written by
Mark Twain and Charles Do every

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morning. Um, and he criticised
the materialism,

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greed and selfishness and
stupidity of the time.

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It also offers the perspective
of those who suffered during that

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period.

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The phrase the age was
glittering on the surface but corrupt in

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the inside from individual.

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In Mark Twain's book describes
how the court continues to

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struggle despite an increase in
wealth among the general public,

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including the quotation I wasn't
worth instead,

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two years ago and now I own $2
million.

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Twain and Warner are trying to
amplify their storey,

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how people overwork and are
still in that to paying taxes.

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Since there were no forms of
technology and business,

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the lower class we're still in
death,

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and there was lots of
unemployment into large businesses,

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increasing our first they called
there is sunny,

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and he mentioned the building.

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It was a time period where many
people travel to in search of

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the job they were manipulated
since they had no previous

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experience with you and just
want an impression.

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Because many things were
introduced and people were doing money.

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They thought it was something
and the other focuses on the

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working class voters and how
they work long hour with bricks and

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how laws were formed as a result
of all the way through to the

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Congress wished to protect
labor's actions.

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They wish to protect workers
from down the line.

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Congress wants to get rid of
America's were not there because

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they had some molecular farmers
and other producers to be able

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to make to take money away from.
And this is why they stay.

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We will take the arrow cover Ma
analysts use there is and raise

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prices to consume news.

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Business owners did these things
to be able to gain more money,

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and youth workers along these
business owners are being greedy.

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This shows how the economy the
main priority,

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that we don't care how the
workers retreat or how long it,

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as long as they according to
separate the age responsible to

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America,

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because business matters that
really influenced the government

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without anyone. Realising,

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the government failed to
recognise that their businesses

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techniques were having it.

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Factors affect on the strong
leadership they were meant to have

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over the nation,

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especially during such a
delicate time since the country was in

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need of financial recovery this
period.

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That and share how nations
weakness caused the disaster as a

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result of the popular together
to bring about change,

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even going so many opposing a
government that was mentally

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acting for them.

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These men were influencing the
federal and state government

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because they thought they were
the case increasing America's

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prosperity.

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State governors were impressions
from a leader who's even though

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the federal government more
concerned with drinking and other

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inappropriate behaviour.

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Every state was pitted against
one another about anyone's

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knowledge.

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They were unsure what to do to
assist the popular because the

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federal government gave other
matters a high priority than work

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that country the most.

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As a result of this, the
independent parties,

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populist and progressive and the
Socialist America in the

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country politicians held a lot
of authority,

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but they were properly
progressive. Middle class residents, uh,

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improve governance or
maintaining a capitalist capitalist

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economy and boxes who were
farmers who favourite drastic change

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in the country back in the
country pass laws that were shared

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marketing. I had an economy of
government authority,

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these two political parties for
eliminating monopolies,

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clearing up many scandals,

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normally industrial rules and
creating a strategy that will

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allow the government meeting
economic growth while ensuring that

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people had enough money to a
stable life.

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America accomplished more than
just financial.

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As the economy shifted from
agriculture to industry,

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they prop prosper. Although this
period was prosperous,

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it was defined by dishonesty,

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corruption and progressiveness
and rock.

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Politicians and the wealthy
were.

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We're the only view to enjoy
prosperity as the working class

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face great difficulties. Just as
politicians, people under work,

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you will receive the working
class and farmers while marketing

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futures These workers in order
to empower the government,

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is that the working class and as
politicians they weren't

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involved in the event.

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The majority of the population
at that time,

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the economy was driving to full
potential and this became the

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government stopped focus. Even
if they're working that fortune,

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twins and deep are connect
because they are on the the very

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system and how it
consciousnesses of the village at the positive.

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When we wake up and they are how
the evolution of factories

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affected Children and so a
checkout explains how I'm frustrated,

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since they require researchers
and money fast after which

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invited to turn to the working
class in conclusion that that

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many of us during the 19th
century the issue that was occurring

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there in the middle of the age,

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that the wealthy people slash
list is like when manipulator

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records to make money after them
and giving them false hopes.

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The wealthy profit and,
throughout the middle age,

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a period of numerous innovations
while the underprivileged for

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better living conditions.

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Since they have promised them
that in the North people a better

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next year and make money from
working.

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This periods are big and
manipulation and antagonism which made

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it possible for the government
to control the working class,

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chose to go on a straight
underneath the world in order to be

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taken because of the because if
they didn't stop working,

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the wealthy businessman would
have still been making money off

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and laws were passed to protect
the recognise.

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The guilt era was a time when
the world in the Smith working

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class in order to increase
population and economy economic

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growth,

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But it also raised or whatever
the needs for laws protecting the

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This error was in some ways
flourishing.

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But it also concerned dishonest,
corrupt,

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full of scandals and good.

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Despite the fact that they do
not have a side,

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we still see a lot of the areas
affected.

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Uh, ask questions.

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Just answer it as best as you
can. All right, Jennifer,

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give one specific way that
you're thinking changed as a result

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of reading. China's, um,
arguments are paper.

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Um,

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one thing that changed after
reading her their stakeholder was

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that I got to see from the point
of the people how they suffered

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in the building,

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since my stakeholder was more
like how the government was union

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and more.

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Uh, I'm Joe.

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What is an example of a
compelling argument from one of your

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teammates?

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Reports that you decided to
exclude from the presentation and

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why?

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So we decided to not use other
argument,

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even though it was a good
argument.

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But it was also trying to show
the authors their perspective.

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Uh,

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like how they saw the and that
they match the arguments like the

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question.

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So we decided to we decided to
use China's and Jennifer Since

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they answer the question?

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Uh, do you remember one of the
stakeholders?

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And they're, like, idea that was
in, uh,

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had a paper on planet that was
one of the stakeholders how they

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use, like, the plan as the way
to, like, see society.

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All right, uh,

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what is a way in which your
teams conclusion or argument makes

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you think differently about your
own individual?

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Research, research, research,
research,

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different perspectives
government? Uh,

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and it changed my argument
because I realised that it affected

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it more negatively than I
thought it would.

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Mhm, Uh, it is having finished
your project.

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What do you consider to be a gap
in your team's research?

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Something that, if you have more
time and could address,

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would make you feel more
confident in your teams conclusions,

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I think, um, arguments and also
came up in my mind.

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So I feel like if we would have
added some of the ideas from the

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social Darwinism, which is like,

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basically an idea of survival
kind of society,

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I feel like it would have made
like,

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our shelter by showing how its
before, All right and shine.

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Uh um in the future,

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what change would you make to
your teams norms.

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And how do you expect that to
improve the presentation?

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There's nothing that our group
really needs to change.

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But I feel like for other
groups, let's say in the future, um,

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just to have communication with
each other and, like,

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always text or email each other
about anything that you're

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confused on on your you know.

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All right, Thank you.