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Then, in an essay that synthesizes at least three of the sources, develop a position about how this era reflects human nature in times of change
People have slowly but surely develop throughout the ages. People have always rejected sharp changes in their life but can easily handle it. In between civil rights arguments and the depression of the 1930s, this era expresses how human nature is in times of change. To begin with in the 1930s there was a massive drop in the economy. This caused many people and businesses to go bankrupt and a lot of people to become hungry. In source A the author explains in times of need its human nature to band together. He emphasized this point in how most of them didn’t have jobs but one woman who did (even though she wasn’t paid for it) she was able to take home stale cake and she shared it instead of keeping it for herself. Also he emphasizes how when he actually earned $3000 he gave most of it away to help his community. In times of change a lot of the good shows in human nature.
Another example of human nature that is express in this era was the easiness it was to give up. During the 1930’s there was a great drought which contributed to the depression and put a lot of farmers in debt. For some its human nature to give up if they don’t see the positivity in the situation. From the source f this quote describes how many people of the dust bowl felt: “my dreams and ambition had been flouted by nature’ and my shattered ideals seemed gone forever. The very desire to make a success of my life was gone. The spirit and urge to strive were dead within me. Fate had dealt me a cruel blow which I felt utterly unable to rise.” This quote reflects that many people where completely broken by the depression and the drought in the Great Plains.
Lastly a big change that happened in this era was the civil rights for

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