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After the civil war, the United States took steps to become a more industrialized country. They wanted to become more progressive and “many people viewed this economic growth as evidence of the superiority of the American system”. The effects industrialization can be seen throughout history between 1865 and 1914. Industrialization improved the American way of life but also created many problems for them.     The Industrialization transformed humanity's struggle with material scarcity to expand the

Sock Thief It was like any other Thursday in Bennie Clark’s life, that is laundry day. Bennie Clark was walking down the hallway to the public laundry room in his little apartment complex , carrying a basket full of clothes. When he got there, he opened the stark white washing machine, and put the clothes in, along with a cup full of glistening detergent. After slamming the washer’s door shut, he began walking back towards his apartment. Bennie Clark was a brilliant young man, and he had just

your baggage. One of the essential things while travelling is clothes and it can occupy a lot of space for other important things. One of the solutions is to bring fewer clothes and wash it through the use of washing machine but what if there is no laundry shop, electricity or sink available? That is why the Eco-Friendly Wash Bag provides backpackers or travellers, a small and at the same time light device to wash clothes without requiring electricity and can be used in any place anytime. Our newest

I chose to write my reflection paper on reading number twenty-two “Bodies, Machines, and Male Power.” This chapter is written by M. Carme Alemany Gomez. This article talks about washing machines, and how most people only think the value of a washing machine is cleanliness. This article shows that there are diverse ways in which how gender and class, affect the design, operation, and construction of washing machines in Spain. Also how technology reinforced these relationships. They talk about the

student and I reside on campus. I am in the honors program and many of the honors cohort resides in Anthony or Sherman Hall. I am including this in my paper because I want you to understand that the people who I live with I am familiar with. Our laundry room is combined with our kitchen there is a nice table with chairs, normal kitchen amenities, and of course the washer and dryer. Sunday evening, I washed a load of clothes which is normal however instead of drying them and then folding them I decided

this area. By setting up these individuals and families to succeed, we will create a new population of hard-working, able people who can serve in positions that are needed around the city. We will be providing what they need in order to do their laundry and get one step closer to finding their own job. We also plan to offer support as clients look for work. Our core employees will search for any possible job that clients are qualified for

Assignment 5 Writing When it comes to the topic of technology, most of us will readily agree that as one of the major innovations of our society, it is a necessity to everyday life. Where this agreement ends, however, is on the questions regarding how technology influences writing: Do these technologies make it easier for you to join conversations? Do they improve or degrade your thinking and writing? Whereas some are convinced that digital communication is making us dumber in terms of writing

In “El Norte”, Gregory Nava states that Guatemala was dark place to live there, and that the people were pick out food with their hands. There was a lot of people working and becoming slaves for picking out the food. Another thing about El Norte is that the brother named Enrique and the sister named Rosa. Enrique was worry about his father for leaving dinner he said to Enrique “The rich came to this village from other parts looking for good land, no one fights over band land”, meaning that people

Autumn had just begun. Once vibrant green, now crispy orange and brown leaves gently floated down from the towering trees. The golden yellow school bus came to a quick halt. About five kids stood up and got off. Then, the bus started to move again. My stop was next, but it took about five minutes from this stop to get there. The bus was empty except for me and the driver, Mrs Wendy. It had a strong smell of body odor. I unzipped my backpack and grabbed a small, pink bottle of perfume and spritzed

Jen could smell cigarette smoke as she descended the stairs to the basement. Mrs Laurence was slumped at the kitchen table, her head in her hands. The ashtrays were full and empty wine bottles littered the draining board. Glancing at Jen, her eyes mudged with last night’s make up, she gathered up her cigarettes and phone and left without speaking. Silent and inward looking, she looked like someone burdened by guilt and fear, and too defeated to waste her energy on spite. Jen sympathised. Guilt and