Slavery was different in the new world since they were not treated as people but as animals and in his home country he knew how slavery worked and how slaves were actually treated as people. He would be a slave at his own home gladly compared to this because he sees the horror around him and the way that the white people are intimidating and completely different from anything he had ever seen.
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Industrialization and mass production in Europe at this time have led to social theories, such as Marxism.
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Karl Marx came with the idea of ‘Marxism’ where he believed that the workers were losing their independence because of Industrial revolution. Due to Industrial revolution, mass production required large number of workers in the factories. But they had to work in factories on the given timing and they had no control on their own lives. They were also paid less wages according to Karl’s idea of Marxism. This was unfair to the workers.
According to this theory, industrial revolution led to only two classes of people in a society: the working class and the owners of factories. So, social theories arose during this time.
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Over time, the Feudal system became more formalized, and grew into a strict social hierarchy. At the top were monarchs, and below them were nobles or lords. Next came the knights, and then, finally, the serfs or peasants. A Monarch is another word for 'King' or 'Queen'.
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2. He like being in the war because it provides beifents
Highlight "The GI Bill was a blessing"
3. WW2 affected lots of peoples view on what they do and dont have.
Highlight "The war changed our whole idea of how we wanted to live when we came back. We set our sights pretty high"
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agriculture and natural resources. Farming and ranching, particularly the cattle industry, have played an important role in Texas history and political culture. But beyond the cowboy lore of campfires and trail drives, an economy dominated first by cotton and later by oil shaped Texas political culture to its core.
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