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5. What view on globalization is expressed in the text?

factories shuts down in the united states and new starts up in countries where it's legal to pay slave wages

8. Do you find the text trustworthy? Why/ why not?

i find the text trustworthy because when you look at the us its these problems they are fighting with also its a comparing with collar workers and the dodo bird

Yes i find the text trustworthy because the text tells alot about America blue Collar workers and the text comes with much information about how many unemployed workers there are at the moment and how many there was back in the good old days.

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factories shuts down in the united states and new starts up in countries where it's legal to pay slave wages
8.
i find the text trustworthy because when you look at the us its these problems they are fighting with also its a comparing with collar workers and the dodo bird

Yes i find the text trustworthy because the text tells alot about America blue Collar workers and the text comes with much information about how many unemployed workers there are at the moment and how many there was back in the good old days.

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All manufactures are moved overseas to other countries, so there are not many jobs back to the americans.

6.
That gives us an impression of it's very unprofessional and that most owners are men and they do not treat women, well they just have to earn money for them.

8.
Yes, i find it trustworthy, because he writes his own opinion and afterwards he supports his opinion with statistics.

9.
Grace and If you are a Blue Collar Worker in America talks about the same subject, but Grace is in the position and Michael Snyder is not, he just write about it.

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What impression does the text give of the future for the American manufacturing industry?

People being replaced by robots, and a lot of people loose their jobs.

Cheaper labour

It will pollute the enviroment.

If You Are a Blue-Collar Worker…, questions 5, 8, 9:

What view on globalization is expressed in the text?

The view on globalization is that they dont care about it. It is more important to replace men with machines, and machines pollute the enviroment.

Do you find the text trustworthy? Why/ why not?We find it trustworthy because there are facts, and it have pathos, logos, and ethos.

Relate the text to "Grace".
Michael Snyder have written about the Rust Belt, from outside and Grace telling about her experience from the inside of the rust belt

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6. What impression does the text give of the future for the American manufacturing industry?
The text almost says that clothes in a good quality isn't a thing because everyone wants everything to be cheap and done quick. The factory she works in, is in really bad condition for the workers. And we hear that Crace might have repetitive stress injury because her handwrist cant take the same movements that many times when she is sewing. So the manufactoring industry is going to be taken over by machines instead of human-workers in the future because it can be done som much quicker.

5. When USA replace people with machines, then other countries like us does the same because the USA have a big impact on us.

8. I find the text trustworthy because when you look at the us its these problems they are fighting with also its a comparing with collar workers and the dodo bird

Yes i find the text trustworthy because the text tells alot about America blue Collar workers and the text comes with much information about how many unemployed workers there are at the moment and how many there was back in the good old days.

9. The two storys is different from eachother. In Blue collar the workers is being replaced by machines and they can't do anything about it. In Crace she is forced by her father to work and she cant say anything to it either. But the visible different is showed by that Crace has a job to pay her bills, and the Blue collar workers doesn't have that.

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Grace, question 6:
What impression does the text give of the future for the American manufacturing industry?

The impression that it gives for future Americans in the manufacturing industry, is that you have to know that you might not go anywhere with it, and you should have other plans, if it does not work out.

If You Are a Blue-Collar Worker…, questions 5, 8, 9:
What view on globalization is expressed in the text?

All the jobs in the manufacturing are being moved overseas so there are not that many job left in the manufacturing in the starts and that mean that their will come more unemployed

Do you find the text trustworthy? Why/ why not?

Yes because he writ for his perspective and he use statistic to support his opinion

Relate the text to "Grace".

some of the similar thing are they have a hard time with work, paying bills, they both live in the rust belt

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5. Explain the circumstances at Grace's workplace:

The materials they use for the products, is very expensive, and the quality of their work isn't appreciated on their salary, in fair terms. The workers only get paid minimum wage.

6.
It give us the idea that the Americans are producing less nowadays than they have been used to.

The dodo bird
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What he means by using the dodo bird as a metaphor for the American working class, is the extinct part. The workers in the industry at the Rust belt. The collar workers are truly becoming an endangered species, which he points out where the first step for the dodo bird.
Michael uses pathos to get the reader's attention.

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6. It give us the idea that the Americans are producing less nowadays than they have been used to. It shows how the American industry is declining.
5. Explain the circumstances at Grace's workplace:

The materials they use for the products, is very expensive, and the quality of their work isn't appreciated on their salary, in fair terms. The workers only get paid minimum wage.
Do you find the text trustworthy? Why/ why not?