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In the concentration camps, many people got separated from their families and that torn them apart. For example, in the book “Night” the main character, Elie, was in the train that was on its way to Auschwitz. During the train ride there a lady, Mrs. Schachter, who lost all her family but one of her sons, went crazy and started screaming out that she saw a fire over and over again. Consequently, the people on the train got fed up with her and they gagged her and beat her unconscious. Effectively, the fire Mrs. Schachter saw would create one of the most gargantuan problems and fear of their camp life.

“Gat, Mirren, and Johnny perished in a house fire thought to be an accident and Cadence didn’t notice the fire” ( Lockhart page 201). This is Harris version of the story he tells people about what happened. After we learn about what happened with Cadence and all the accidents and we learn that some things with her and the liars are not really happening because they are really dead from the

The other thing that was hard was leaving your house and belongings that you built your life on just disappearing. No matter how tough you think you are if you were apart of the holocaust you would feel like a baby. I know if I were ever a part of that tragic event I would not even thing about my 18th birthday and that 's just the sad truth. I can 't even think about joking if the holocaust was the subject. The Nuremberg laws were a huge part of the holocaust because it did one bad thing which basically made hate legal.

The holocaust was a terrible time that killed many of innocent people, just because they didn’t look a certain way. We are never going to be all the same exact people. That would be boring! There has been many times where we have tried to make everything strict and perfect, and it has never worked out. Having every single person in America christians doesn’t make any sense.

It killed seven police and wounded about sixty people. The police than fired on the crowd, killing several people and wounding one hundred people,” The Haymarket affair was horrible because it gave the employers more leverage on the workers because the could use the Haymarket affair as a weapon to keep employees in line. Also, many innocent lives were lost because the harvester company didn’t want to raise wages just a few cents. Instead of raising wages the company provoked the workers and that’s why the fights in the streets broke out.

Imagine, a dystopian society where everyone was so dependent of technology that they have lost all human qualities. In Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury, the main character is a fireman. However, the meaning of a fireman is different in this society. Today, a fireman is someone who saves people and things from fire, from wildfires, to fires in houses. But in the novel, they burn all the literature showcased in the world.

He hired abominable people to manage his steel mills, and he took absolutely no responsibility and didn't care what they did to his employees. For example, he hired Henry Frick as a manager for the Homestead Mill in Virginia. The mill wasn’t making money, so Frick lowered wages and increased hours to attempt to save it. The workers revolted to the managers completely unfair treatment and locked themselves inside the mill. Frick hired the Pinkertons, a private army, to attack the workers.

When we dragged them out, the girl kept dancing"(Pg.129). War will destroy your humanity and innocence, and there will be no mercy. It will destroy the most innocent of people. The destruction of humanity and innocence is not something good to hear, it 's horrific and shocking, it 's a terrible thing. The destruction of humanity and innocence was also seen when a soldier, Mark Fossie, invited his girlfriend, Mary Anne, to visit.

Frightened of the disease, people moved in fear for their lives. In The American Plague, all that was left of Memphis was the poor, who had no chance of escape. In the movie Contagion, Mitch Emhoff attempted to send his daughter to her mother’s.

Include key events in the falling action. I think that the bombing of Himmel Street was the climax because that was the biggest, scariest event. Everything that Liesel had got destroyed, her parents dies, even her best friend Rudy, who she never got to kiss died. This determined the outcome which was that after everyone on Himmel Street died except for Liesel, Frau Hermann took her in for a while.

The longest ladders only reached the seventh and the fire nets were useless to the girls who were falling from over 100 feet above. Several of the girls jumping were already on fire, demonstrating that there was only the choice to jump or burn to death. Thousands of people continued to watch as firemen poured water on the building and entered to find even more girls. The elevator shaft was clogged with at least thirty more bodies, most burned beyond recognition; in the ninth floor workroom

Their names lept into the fire, burning down the years under the axe and hose which sprayed not water but kerosene” (Bradbury page 31) The statement made in the book explains, how Montag felt about burning books and how he felt he was ruining what was once a good world. Guy had found many flaws in the utopian system starting with the way people had used their time while those who did not spend it consumed with a fake world were often seen as strange and peculiar rather than just normal everyday people. Death was normal to the people living in this world which is rather alarming and shows the darkness that underlies in the depressed society, “Six of my friends have been shot in the last year alone. Ten of them died in car wrecks…” (Pg.27)

The Great Depression and the Jim Crow south affected Maycomb Alabama, and other communities across America in many ways in the book To Kill A Mockingbird for example it says that, Maycomb was a “tired old town... there was no hurry, for there was nowhere to go, nothing to buy and no money to buy it with, nothing to see...” and this sentence shows what really happened during The Great Depression. The Great Depression changed the United States of America in many ways one of which is the economy and in maycomb this affected everyone especially the Cunninghams who were afraid to take anything because they knew they couldn’t pay it back. It also affected the Ewells a lot as they have absolutely nothing left not only because of the depression because

The Triangle Shirtwaist Fire was a devastating fire that killed 146 girls in New York City (Leap for Life, Leap for Death). At this time, citizens of New York were furious and demanded that the government do something to prevent future tragedies. The government responded and the reforms that the government made, it changed the future of New York industry. The Triangle Shirtwaist Fire, one of history’s deadliest fires, came as a result of outrageously unsafe working conditions, led to a high death toll and injury total, but, ultimately resulted in reforms that helped safeguard future factory workers.

The lives lost during 9/11 was a sad and tragic lost for the country caused by terrorist, but the lives of the workers sent to clean and restore Ground Zero after 9/11 was caused by the negligence of the United States of America’s