Yes--they involved all parts of society and contained a whole government focus on war.
Both WW I and II included an all out government effort for the wars including rations, propaganda, and funding. The home front had to sacrifice and work to support the war and of course some had to actually fight on the front. All members of society were asked to contribute to the war.
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the consolidation of farms
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Trabb's Boy was a young lad who worked for a Tailor named Trabb in the Novel "Great Expectations". On the other hand, Pip was an orphan who the Tailor gave shelter and has evolved to become a well dressed and mannered man. In a certain way, he is the antithesis of Trapp's Boy.
In the novel, Trapps's Boy makes sure the reader is at the notice of Pip's faults. He is a character who is not afraid of what others think of his behavior. However, this does not justify the wrongdoings he has done in the past and his attitude towards Pip, as what society judges are not your emotions, but your actions.
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<h3>The term "principal to a crime":</h3>
<h3>C.Applies to felonies only</h3>
