The Great Gatsby-general theme

Down through the centuries people have made progress. From the wheel to the assembly line to computers, people have found more efficient ways to do their work. People discovered through the use of technology they could do things they hadn’t donebefore. Mass production and assembly lines reduced the need for manual labor. Outside the home, they worked less–they discovered they had more time for recreationand to travel, socialize, volunteer, and relax. Because people …showed first 75 words of 2494 total…

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