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Katarina [22]
2 years ago
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What difficult experiences did they have in lithuania, and how did they expect them to improve in america? what are their expect

ations for their new life in america?
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Ulleksa [173]2 years ago
5 0

They lost their barn in court when their father passed away. They anticipated that In America their employment would pay substantially more and grant them access to a simpler lifestyle.

In the book The Jungle, written by Rudyard Kipling, the death of Ona's father and the terms under which he bequeathed the family riches posed the biggest issue in Lithuania. Ona's family was incredibly wealthy; in fact, her father didn't like the idea of her getting married to Jurgis because he was poor.

The family is left with nothing after the father's passing. Jurgis thinks that leaving Europe and starting afresh in America is the wisest course of action. They are accompanied by six kids and five more adults. One of the women they traveled with had endured physical abuse while working on a farm.

To learn more about Rudyard Kipling click here:

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