The central argument of Lake´s letter, “An Indian Father´s Plea” is “that the teacher needs to respect Wild-Wolf´s culture and take that into account when teaching him” (A)
Wild-Wolf´s father states that his son has not specific learning difficulties but rather he learns in a different way as he was born in a different culture. In fact, he says that he son knows more about nature than probably most of his peers including his teacher (he knows more than 40 birds’ names and complex information about them). Finally, the father urges the teacher to respect his children’s right to get a proper education by respecting and maintaining his heritage and culture while taking advantage of Wild-Wolf´s experience in class.
Womans right to vote, the start of primary elections.
Fitzgerald condemns the new woman, through the way he presents the female characters in Gatsby. This is especially shown through Jordan, who is a liar and cheater and has no regard for anyone but herself. Nick's experiences with her show how little he respects the New Woman. Also, using Myrtle and Daisy, Fitzgerald is showing how the New Woman cares more for 'things' and security (both coincidentally with Tom) than love or honesty
The most logical label for the items listed in the second half of this outline is Chapter 2.
This is because the content in the second half of the outline is the same as that listed for Chapter One, so it is implied that the next outlined items would be for Chapter Two.
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