During this period in time for American's they needed a leader to believe in, not a friend to tell them what they wanted to here. .
The other side of the wizard represented the other face that Roosevelt showed the world. Even though he was the leader of America, he still was just a man. The wizard, once found out how he really was, was a frail, soft spoken, man who could relate to the everyday American. Roosevelt was crippled early in life from polio, which shows his human side that just because he is the president, he cannot cheat the factors that can hit any man at any time. He was also very soft spoken, not letting his tone but his words do the talking. He had a prepared speech ready for every occasion that gave the American people confidence that there was nothing that could take this country by surprise and the only way for the country of America to go was up. This mindset brought the American people closer to their leader, by dealing with someone who could easily thrust his weight around, instead deciding to relate with the people on a personal level. .
The scarecrow in the story is paralleled to the farmer. The depression hit the farmer hard, not by taking away the ability to farm, but by taking away the customers the farmers depend on for money. The majority of the farmer's problems did not have to do with the lack of resources but no one to sell the products to. Roosevelt started the Agriculture Adjustment Act so that the farmers could grow fewer crops and still make the same amount of money. This would decrease the supply of crops giving them a greater value. With the farmer's extra earning power they could now afford to buy industrial goods, thereby helping to stimulate the economy from the bottom up. With this in place, he proved that the farmers had the tools to get the country back on its feet by their management of the economy, therefore showing the relationship between the scarecrow having a brain and the farmer's ability to control their own success in economic value.
This wonderful production combines the journalism of the Weekly World News with the power of song. ... Action in this play helped us to see the fear of the Bat Boy from the very beginning. ... The scenic design is a wonderful blend of cave vs. civilization. ... This production of Bat Boy was wonderful. ... Maybe he believes that we all have a Bat Boy inside of us....
One day a few weeks before her fifteenth birthday Norwegian schoolgirl Sophie Amundsen looks inside her mailbox and finds a mysterious letter addressed to her. ... And where does the world come from? ... "What a wonderful number of things I have no use for." ... Having revealed to us that Sophie and Alberto are literary creations within a fiction, it is nice to see them progress into the real world of the novel. ... The author has a wonderful flair for finding the heart of a concept and putting it on display. ...
Disney World is just such a wonderful place and that is exactly where I spent my vacation from last summer. The very night my cousins and I arrived, the parks were closed, so we rented out a Pirates of the Caribbean Hotel Room inside the Disney World Hotel and Resort for the night. This enabled us to continue our stay and had a very fun night. ... Universal Studios is a park also located inside Orlando, Florida and it had endless number of themed attractions awaiting us there. ... There were so many theme parks within the Disney World Park itself, so many activities for every one of us, ther...
The second design principle is to have wonderful ideas. ... To me this design principle means that kids should not just be responsible for learning but also staying social inside and outside of school. ... The eight design principle is the natural world. ... The third most followed design principle is the having wonderful ideas. ... This one is on their because the teachers want us to be responsible with our homework and want us to be responsible about doing our homework. ...
America is so often called a "melting pot," with each race of the world represented in a huge, multicolored, and beautiful tapestry. ... For now, Americans are accomplishing this wonderfully. ... This helped us to see that we are all the same on the inside. ... In order for us to shape our future, we must teach the children and youth to remain accepting; to never persecute a culture for the crimes of a few, to understand that, on the inside, all Americans are the same. ... These qualities will keep us strong. ...
This was the school that I had aimed to attend since I was a mere child, and fortunately, I was given the esteem task of gaining my wide spanned knowledge inside these many walls. ... This wonderful institution has given us some of the best opportunities the world has to offer. ... I can always remember the wonderful times we had on each occasion. ... Even though some of us were lacking behind in studies, there were those who stood by us until we had finished the problem. ... This school has prepared us for the outside world by instilling in us discipline and self-esteem. ...
Babies are the most beautiful creatures in the world because they are born in nature. ... It is hard for us to distinguish whether they are genuinely happy or not. ... A person whose heart is full of loveliness and kindness, he/she will be looked upon as more attractive than someone whose heart is full of hatred, jealous inside. ... Hence, the one who has beauty inside will be more acceptable to most people than the one who is full of evil inside. ... They feel wonderful because they are actively facing what might happen to them next day. ...
Inside this "Green Man," a person wearing a head and body unit controls the robot from a remote location. ... Robinett makes it seem as if virtual reality was a wonderful fantasy world we command. ... Will that technology lead us to our own destruction? ... Author Warren Robinett thinks we should adopt the new technology and let it help us. I believe that at the rate we are advancing, someday all of humankind will be inside the matrix....
She feels there is a bond between her and Anton that no one in the world could possibly understand or respect. ... Greene is able to show her readers that underneath the united front of Victory Gardens and War Bonds, there were often smaller wars being fought inside everyone of us. ... Greene, overall, has written a wonderful story. She has done a wonderful job making a passionate and thoughtful book, though there were many points unanswered and unclear. Her portrayal of Patty shows us that some people can be truly good, even when facing the awful truth of their own life. ...
