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RESEARCH DATABASES (not limited to these, but find a reliable source)

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RESEARCH DATABASES (not limited to these, but find a reliable source)

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Opposing Viewpoints in Context

Global Issues in Context

American History

U.S. History in Context

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Group Member Name: Arun Aruloli

1.  How technology has helped jobs

2.  Jobs over time have increased as technology came into this world because now there is a whole new technological industry.

3.Some people think that technology is taking over jobs and causing a dent into our economy which its isnt because it is a whole new industry and has opened twice as more jobs than the industry they took over.

4. In grapes of wraith you can see in the perspective of people who are losing the jobs due to the industry and us taking over their land and using our technology to take care of. Even though we do take their land we absolutely increase the amount of food there is and we finish the quadruple the amount of work the normal workers can do in a day,

https://www.glassdoor.com/employers/blog/technology-will-change-way-job-good-thing/

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Rylee Goldberg

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TedTalk: "Will automation take away all of our jobs?"

2.  Summary
This TedTalk explains how our jobs are being given away to a machine who can do the job of 10 employers so more and more jobs are being taken away and the more advanced our technology gets, who knows how many of our jobs will be taken away.

3. Implications of Research (Why is it important?)

This is important to us today because its impacting our industries and jobs and economy.

4.  Connection to The Grapes of Wrath

This connects to the Grapes of Wrath because the Okies are fighting the same fight and it came to a point for them where they couldn't even feed their families.

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David Autor: Will automation take away all our jobs?

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Here's a paradox you don't hear much about: despite a century of creating machines to do our work for us, the proportion of adults in the US with a job has consistently gone up for the past 125 years. Why hasn't human labor become redundant and our skills obsolete?

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Sean
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How technology is destroying jobs:
2.  Summary
- This passage talks about how technology is taking away jobs more and more everyday, and how soon we will face stagnant income and worse inequality.
They also talk about how "rapid technological change has been destroying jobs faster than creating them." This shows that many people will soon lose their jobs, incomes, and ways of supporting their families.

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With technology so quickly taking away jobs from everyday workers, soon people won't be able to survive, or keep their families alive without their type of work being available. This can cause an epidemic to the agricultural side of business than thousands upon thousands of people work for everyday.

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Within the grapes of wraith story, an this passage, both talk about or show the implications technology can have on a farmers way of life. Both describe the hardships thousands of people and families face without having a job in this new economical stage of technology, and why it is such a rising problem in their communities.
https://www.technologyreview.com/s/515926/how-technology-is-destroying-jobs/

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4.  Connection to The Grapes of Wrath

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In this quote, it is evident that the Californians and the police here believe that the Okies are there for nothing more than trouble. They don't believe that they just need a bit of food to survive the week or to feed their children, all they are there for is to take power and mess things up for the Californians.

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This clearly shows the 'us vs. them' theme present between the Okies and Californians. The okies go as far as to call the Californians 'foreigners' because they will go as far to 'kill' these men through hunger than to let them farm the land

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"I had my eye on you. This ain't your land. You're trespassing.
The land ain't plowed, an' I ain't hurtin' it none.
You goddamn squatters. Pretty soon you'd think you owned it. You'd be sore as hell. Think you owned it. Get off now."

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We got to keep these here people down or they'll take the country.

Outlanders, foreigners.

Sure, they talk the same language, but they ain't the same. Look how they live. Think any of us folks live like that? Hell, No!

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1. Research contemporary examples of industry overtaking the average farmer.

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2. Research contemporary examples of industry supplanting morality/ethics.

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Essential Question #1

How and why does Steinbeck create a sense of "US vs THEM" in The Grapes of Wrath?

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Essential Question #2

How and why does Steinbeck establish this sense of HUMAN GREED throughout The Grapes of Wrath?