Ms. Trunchbull In The Interlopers

For example, Atticus, Scout, and Jem are part of the highest social class. They are part of this social class because Atticus is a lawyer, which makes him a highly respected person in the community. This is also one of the highest-ranking jobs in Maycomb society Scout and Jem are his children and therefore also part of

There has always been a class system since the beginning of civilization and it was extremely difficult to get to a higher class. A person could not choose what class they were born in and the majority were lower class-man. As before the only way to become wealthy is by education and it was hard for lower class-man to get one. One way was for girls to get married like Johnny’s mom did or Mrs. Lapham marring Mr. Tweedie. For boys to become a higher class they need to be educated or have great skill at a craft which is usually only born with like Johnny. As these kids have little to no money they are picked on by arrogant adults, an example is Dove as the horseman for the British. These lower class-man children were given brute and labor intensive jobs. The children’s jobs are unimportant so they are given the least money for their work. Some children with low pay would be accused of theft if they had a valuable object. When court action is taken the upper class-man are listened to, unless undeniable evidence, like in Johnny vs Mr. Lytes case. A common stereotype for these children is that they are sick and thieves. The class system has created rough jobs for the lower class children and most jobs are extremely

In the south, African Americans could not go to the same school as the white children. That made them mad because they were made equal. In the the book, The Watsons go to Birmingham, their cousins marched to have rights and to show that there should be no segregation between African Americans and whites. In the book ,The Watsons go to Birmingham it says “ White children often attended large, well equipped , modern schools while African American students went to one-room schoolhouses without enough books or teachers.”(207 -208) They treated them unfair because the African Americans got the hand me downs of the white kids.This is an example for how segregation fits in the book and when it really happened.

In this novel, Jem learns he is part of the highest social class. Besides him, this class includes Miss Maudie, Judge Taylor, and Mr. Underwood who look down upon every other social class. An example of

With reference to the ways Russell presents the theme of social class in the extract and elsewhere in the novel in act one, show how far you agree that there is no escape from the effects of social class for the characters in the play.

The events of the play reveal that most people in the upper-middle class (Mr and Mrs Birling and Gerald) look down on the lower class with derision (‘girls of that class’) and the only middle class person in the play (the Inspector) seems to detest the upper-middle class because he believes in socialism.

All of the townspeople use social class prejudice against those who are not wealthy and rather poor. Aunt Alexandra joins the

The third social class demonstrated in the novel was the lower class, that included the workers and farmers who struggled to make ends meet. In to novel, the Cunningham’s is a good example of the lower working class. The Cunningham’s were farmers. Many people back than believed farmers were very poor, but it was the fact that the depression hit them the hardest that made them struggle so much financially, “Are we as poor as the Cunninghams? Not exactly. They Cunninghams are country folks, farmers, and the crash hit them the hardest” (Lee,

In the beginning, while the main character Scout Finch is going to class with her new teacher Miss Caroline whom is new to town and doesn’t know very much about the people, social class is a very prominent theme. First off, while Scout was going to school she met a boy from the Cunningham tribe. The Cunningham tribe was very poor and worked off the land for all that they had. As Scout

Ultimately, people believe that race and social class issues are discussed as two different outlets. However, in the novel Wicked: The Life and Times of the Wicked Witch of the West, Maguire stresses how issues of race and social class intersect. Both issues are dependent on one another. He illustrates this by showing how both intersections can effect differently for each group of people in Oz. After analyzing Elphaba’s intersection, she being a Thropp actually benefits from her social status and being her own race she is not entirely excluded from society.

No matter where you go in the world people are divided. They can be divided by their wealth or state of living these are social classes. In the novel “The Outsiders” by S.E. Hinton social classes a very apparent the rich and the poor. In The Outsiders, social classes create a divide in the community. The isolation of these two groups lead to the tension and violence that is seen in the book.

There are two main types of social classes which include the proletarians and the bourgeoisie. The novel shows who belongs to each class, why they belong there, and the consequences they face. Both Mariam and Nana are in the lower class however Jalil is in the upper class. Consequences Mariam and Nana face for being in the lower class in being kicked out of Jalil's house, shown in this quote, “He cast us out of his big fancy house like we were nothing to him” (4). Consequences Jalil has for being in the upper class is having the huge house that he has and how

There are many different social classes in “To Kill A Mockingbird.” The factors that separate people into these social classes are their skin color and their occupation. For example, Atticus, Scout, and Jem are part of the highest social class. They are part of this social class because Atticus is a lawyer, which makes him a highly respected person in the community. He is also white, which, at that time was a very important factor that chose who belonged in what social class. Scout and Jem are his children and therefore are also part of this social class.

No matter where you go in the world, people are divided. They can be divided by their wealth or state of living these are social class. In the novel “The Outsiders” by S.E. Hinton social classes a very apparent the rich and the poor. In The Outsiders, social classes create a divide in the community. The isolation of these two groups leads to the tension and violence that is seen in the book.

Class stratification can also be a source of evil thoughts and actions by making the lower and the upper class detached. In most cases, the upper and the lower classes live emotionally segregated if not physically. This separation creates absence of real conversation between them. As a result, information gap between them flourishes. Unfortunately, the information gap will be filled by assumptions and rumors, which will lead to misunderstanding and miss characterization. As we can see in the “Rose for Emily”, the society is distant for Emily. Nobody from the town approached her to have a conversation. But there were a lot of assumptions about her and her actions. For instance, when she bought a poison, they all said “she will kill herself;