Introduction The lives of American working class was moulded during the thirties decade not only by the Great Depression but also intensified by The Dust Bowl. In this period, an exodus of displaced was provoked by the economic crisis and the strong dust storms, where many Americans migrated west looking for work. Salinas Valley was one of the chosen places. Crop pickers and hard work farmers were eager to get a job. As a result of despair, feelings and emotions were left aside. People focused only in what they thought the priority was, food and shelter . Therefore, they were grateful of having a new opportunity, although deep inside themselves they all dreamt about a land of their own. Pilar listening to your suggestion, I ommitted the relation with The Great Depression. May be I use it ,afterwards, in my conclusion like an open ending. May be..... |
viernes, 1 de mayo de 2009
Of Mice and Men (new introduction)
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Ani, I think I get this intro more than the previous one. I like it, I can see where you are headed with this. See you!
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