All of Gatsby's efforts in the novel are done in the name of recapturing the past so that he can be happy again with Daisy.
Option D
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The Great Gatsby is indeed an American novel from 1925. The fictitious West Egg and East Egg town on wealthy Long Island throughout the summer of 1922 was followed by Scott Fitzgerald.
The Great Gatsby, a man that commanded his life in one way: the love he lost five years earlier, reuniting with Daisy Buchanan. The journey of Gatsby brings him to death from deprivation to riches, to his beloved's heart.
In this story, Gatsby informs Nick of his deepest wish: recapturing the past. The ambitious dreamer Gatsby becomes persuaded that the whole of the past can be recaptured. Gatsby also continues to say what his experience with Daisy has affected him so much.
Answer: I think some of the outcomes were from awfully failing economies in the town and a poor society within a group of individuals ... and wanting some bread and and something else which they eventually got by Revolution... or something.. maybe
Trade along the Silk Roads and the trans-Saharan trade routes resulted in "<span>(4) cultural diffusion between different societies" among many other things. </span>
