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(Women and Businessmen) This picture represents the impact that the effects from the conflicts and changes had on both of the groups because here, it shows that the businessman had a lot of money and the women just married him because he had a lot of money.

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(Businessmen)  This picture represents the way businessmen only cared about money and that it's what their lives revolve around. Also the caption says the "Brains" which is saying that the only important thing that this man sees, thinks, or is even viewed is in the sense of money

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(Women) This picture represents the impact that the effects from the conflicts and changes had on the women because here, one of the girls is saying that she loves her man for him, however the other girl is saying that she will soon realize that those feelings will go away once his money goes away.

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America's values and its ability, as a country, to offer unalienable rights of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness to ALL of its people, is not necessarily true. In order to achieve the American Dream, you must achieve the American values, and not ALL people are able to reach these values, making them unable to reach their overall idea of an American Dream. For example, some people don't have the same opportunities as others have, leading them to do un-morally things in order to try and reach the American Dream.

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1. When do "I" get what I want? You will get what you want when you are willing to give everything you have to achieve it. In America, the success of an individual is limited and must come from some kind of work whether it is corrupt of legitimate. So in the Great Gatsby, most of the time the businessmen get what they want unlike the women, because most of the women don't work a day in their lives.
2. How do I know what I want is the right thing? In the Great Gatsby, Daisy wants two things. She wants the man who she really loves, and she wants the man who has all of the money. Therefor, Daisy, and many other women in America are indecisive and don't now what they want is the right thing, until they get it.
3. What makes someone desire something? When a person desires something or someone, their sense of longing is excited by the enjoyment or the thought of the item or person, and they want to take actions to obtain their goal. In the Great Gatsby, Daisy has a strong desire for love. Mainly for this reason she married Tom, instead of Gatsby.
4. Who or what interferes with your success of reaching what you desire?  Your social class or your family ties could potentially stop you from reaching what you desire like the way Myrtle desires to be with a rich and wealthy man but her husband is working class and he doesn't get much work.
5. What does the majority of people want? Why?  A majority of people want success and wealth in all aspects of life with their reputation and with their business
6. When will America stop being selfish?  America will only stop being selfish when materialistic things don't matter and you can get successful without taking other people down

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The conflict of social classes that businessmen face make them even more greedy and competitive to be the best businessman in the industry and most successful. Due to this they find themselves doing whatever they can to be known and be seen a successful man. People mainly see them as greedy and rude men that won't help others only wanting to help themselves. These conflicts also have had an impact on America as a whole because people have become more and more discouraged to try and achieve the American dream with this level of success because they find that no matter what way you do it, there will never be an equality amougnst them

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The main conflict that businessmen encounter are the different social classes within the group. The strong divide between old money and new money is the main cause for why men in this group could be held back from achieving their unalienable rights. For example, neither group could really achieve the American Dream because those with old money will never truly be independent and self-reliant because they made their living off of their family's money, but new money can never be on the same level as those with old money depending on how they got there and the morals they used to get there. For instance in chapter 7, when they all go to Tom's apartment in the city, Gatsby and Tom get into a fight over the way they had gotten to where they are (Fitzgerald, 130-135). They both seem really insulted and broken that everything hasn't gone out the way they want. The businessmen tend to just throw more money on the problem hoping that it will fix itself. Fitzgerald wants people to realize that the amount of money you have won't be the key to your happiness.

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The main conflict that the Women faced in society is that they are so conceited and gready. The women only think about themselves, money, and what is going to benefit them in a good way. These effects have a huge impact on their Identity. People only think of them as someone who only cares about themselves and nothing else.   This causes the women to have an even worse reputation that they want, causing them to get further away from the American Dream. These effects also have an impact on America as a whole because America is starting to view these Women differently than before. FItzgerald wants the audience to be aware of these impacts because he wants us to realize that the Women's way of achieving the American Dream didn't work before, and that now times have changed, and there are new ways of achieving the American Dream.

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The main conflict that the Women faced in society is that they are so conceited and greedy. The girls only think about themselves, money, and what is going to benefit them in a good way. They really care about money, however they don't work, so they only want to marry men with money so they can get everything they want. For example, “I adore it,” exclaimed Daisy. “That's pompadour! You never told me you had a pompadour-or a yacht.” (Pg.93). Daisy only cares about how much money people have then the actual people themselves. She is a girl who cares about money more than others, she is one who can only be happy with money.  The women care a lot about their reputation, so they surround themselves with wealthy people who also have good reputations. The Women, Jordan Baker in particular, responds to these conflicts by being the opposite. Rather than being dependent on their husbands for money, and just about everything, Jordan is forced to be independent because she is unmarried, and is very wealthy. Jordan Baker made all of her money herself and created an image of herself on her own, unlike the other women in this group. Fitzgerald wants to make the audience aware of these effects because he wants women to realize that they can be successful in life on their own, as opposed to being dependent on someone else.

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STEP 1
Material Girl by Madonna (Women) This song represents the women's plan to achieve the American Dream because she says "They can beg and they can plead . But they can't see the light (that's right) . Cause the boy with the cold hard cash
Is always Mister Right" and all of the Women are also just looking for the guy with the cash.
Paper planes - MIA (Businessmen) This song talks about getting money and having fancy things relates to the way businessmen see life they just want money and fancy things. "All I wanna do is (BANG BANG BANG BANG!) And (KKKAAAA CHING!) And take your money" showing they only want the money and will take it at any cost
STEP 2
Wildest Dream by Taylor Swift (Women) This song represents the women's plan to achieve the American Dream because she says, "Say you'll remember me
Standing in a nice dress, staring at the sunset babe
Red lips and rosy cheeks
Say you'll see me again even if it's just in your wildest dreams (Ah ah) Wildest dreams (Ah ah)" and all of the women want everyone to remember them and wish that they could have them in their "wildest dreams" because o their reputation.
Power - Kayne West
(Businessmen) This song relates to the way businessmen wanting power but the way others think they are too greedy and shouldn't have it because it is unfair, "Black cards, black cars, Black on black, black broads Whole lotta money in a black bag Black strap, you know what that’s for? Who gon’ stop me huh? Who gon’ stop me, huh? Yeah, who gon’ stop me?
No brakes, I need, State Farm So many watches I need 8 arms One neck but got 8 charms Who gon’ stop me, huh?" They are saying that they have everything they want and no one can stop them.

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Women idea of an American Dream during this time was to marry a very successful, rich businessman. They believe that they should have everything handed to them, and care a lot about appearances. Their reputation is very important so they think if they are attached to an important man then they will have a good stance in society. The women believe that this is the best way to achieve their idea of the American Dream because all they care about is money and appearances and once they have a rich successful husband, they have reached that.

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The American Dream for businessmen during this time was to be the most successful and wealthy man they can be. They will do whatever it takes to achieve this no matter the consequences.
They attempt to acquire their goals for the American dream by either using their parents' money to help them get to where they want to be or they would get there through underground business to get that money and they lie alot. They think this is the best way because they don't really care who they affect on their way to getting to where they want to be.