The Milton Machine: Milton Hershey

By his grandfather saying this, it greatly shaped the way Duddy looked at life, he worked hard for everything but also tried to find loopholes, so he could achieve it easier. Duddy left working at the hotel to try other things to make money, he sold bathroom supplies and pinball machines, he made movies, pretty much anything he could to get one step closer to the land he had a desire to have. One of Duddys other goals was to meet the boy wonder. Duddy 's father looked up to the boy wonder, the boy wonder was raised on the streets but still made something of himself, therefore Duddy also looked up to him, as he desired to be like the boy wonder, successful.

In the rest of document 3 we see the rest of how they were taught to work not only as a warrior but as a regular family person they needed to support there family with a good meal. We see how other men went and made money but also the women worked for there families and made a profit of clothes or valuable things. In the 4th document we see a man the was a early astronomer that would make certain people valuable to his kingdom in Texcoco. Now in document 6 we see there laws and how they keep all information about there way of living. We can see that they had a system that keep everyone in place.

On It’s a Wonderful Life George Bailey changed many people’s lives over the course of his life. This is supported because of what George Bailey did to help his friends and family, his dedication to helping others, even strangers, and what would happen if he didn’t exist. It’s a Wonderful Life displays each life is important through what George Bailey did, when he finds out that he’s an important part of the town, and the scene where George wishes he was never born. George Bailey influenced a lot of people and helped friends and family through hard times. Bedford Falls would be very different without George.

In the article, Birds and Bees, No Let’s Talk about Dollars and Cents, by Ben Stein, he successfully makes his point to inform his son that he needs self discipline to create human and financial capital to have a more stable life. The young boy has been living large his whole life and his father wants to help him keep it going by having self-discipline to make smart decisions so he doesn’t live in fear and insecurity. Ben Stein uses many anecdotes to get the point across to his son and the readers of the New York Times that people are capable of coming from nothing and turning into something with the willpower to make smart choices. With the use of anecdotes and repetition all throughout the letter, it allows Stein to utilize logos, pathos,

However, his use of tough love and lack of approval towards his children creates conflict in the play, which suggests the importance of a father’s emotional role in a family. The role as a breadwinner: In Troy’s mind, he has done everything right as a father because he has provided his family with basic needs for survival: a place to live, food on the table, and clothes on their backs. His strong work ethic has made him the man he is today; but he often burns all his fuel at work and, at the expense of his family, copes with his pain by drinking.

Robinson’s determination on and off the field also sparked the creation of his foundation which impacts thousands of young lives every year. Jackie did not waste his opportunity in the major leagues and that example has been passed onto the kids in his foundation who have a 98% graduation rate. By not fighting back with anyone that heckled him, including the man he was supposed to give his bus seat up for, Jackie showed his truly great determination to be

The John Deere Company was a huge success and still lives on today. It has expanded its expertise in to not only farming equipment but lawn management, construction, and forestry equipment too. The John Deere company was also helped out in the Great Depression. It was known for its generosity.

Ford demonstrates a social Darwinist not only because he exhibits the successful outcome of someone who has ideal traits for survival, but because he encourages others who live promising lives as well. “A man’s personal advancement depended entirely and immediately upon his work” (My life and work 98). Ford always made sure that men were given a fair chance toward advancements in his factory. Those who held positions of authority started from the bottom up; they all had to work just as hard to prove their worth.

Paul Revere was able to use his business smarts to participate in events that helped save communities and people from a British takeover, as well as use his businesses for a cause that was near and dear to his heart - the Revolutionary War. Being the family man he was, he grew his businesses to support his family as well as his country. He wanted to take care of both in a way that would ensure their success for many years to come. However, there are historians who would agree that Paul Revere does not deserve the

He shared many of his other beliefs in his articles also. Clearly Andrew Carnegie was a remarkable man. His actions in life have improved the way of life of many around the world, especially through his donations of free public libraries. This is a clear example of the fact that God uses all people, Christian or not, for the benefit of his Church, many times through the society around

Ciarra Coddington Dr. Sinclair Greene #2 In “Cut” by Bob Greene, Greene talks about being disappointed from being cut from his basketball team, and how his experience made him more ambitious. Growing up my dad’s job required him to work with a lot of different people and one of those people was Mrs. Helen. Mrs. Helen is one of those people who do not take any nonsense from anyone, and she is not afraid to tell it like it is. My dad often went over to her house or her job and helped her with things like maintenance or hard labor, and wherever he went where work needed to be done everyone in the family went too.

Edward Leedskalnin change a lot of people minds in his foreign country, too be who you are and don’t let anyone stop you, you can do anything. I think Leedskalnin was a brilliant man who drove for success in any possible way for his old loved one. Who was Edward Leedskalnin and what are his interest, how did he create Coral Castle by himself, and what happened after he passed away at Coral Castle? Edward Leedskalnin’s life was rocky before he emigrated, but that all changed. After having his heart broken by Agnes Scuffs on their wedding day, Leedskalnin emigrated from Latvia and came to America.

Carreker has always had a partner he has gone and invested in things with. He made sure he would have enough capital and he and his partner started to acquire different apartment buildings and renovate them and sell them for more profit. They own about 2000 apartments in the southeast. Mr. Carreker had never settled for a partner for hire, he has made sure the partner wanted to succeed as bad as he did and made sure he or she was a trustworthy partner. Mr. Carreker is a big outdoorsman and he loves to hunt.

There are many ways Andrew Carnegie was a robber baron, yes. Yet, he always did things to help the community grow and helped people. In document 5 Carnegie shows a chart shows his foundation and the amount of money it donates to different things and people. In 2005 his foundation was giving out about $100,000,000 a year to education.

In Scratch beginnings, Adam Shepard tells the story from a homeless persons point of view to show appreciativeness. Shepard says “More than anything else over the course of my project, I grew to appreciate, even more than before , that we live in the greatest country in the world.” (213). By becoming homeless and leaving everything he had makes him a lot more encountered in working hard for what he wanted and where he wanted to get in life. For example, He worked a low paying job at the car wash while trying to find a better job, and he doesn’t spend money on food in order to save money for his apartment.