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In chapter 4 Gatsby is speeding, but when a policeman tries to pull him over, he shows the cop a white card and the cop politely and apologetically waves them on. Gatsby claims that this happened because the police commissioner owes him a solid. This shows that Gatsby has a lot of power.

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"When he was gone I turned immediately to Jordan- constrained to assure her of my surprise. I had expected that Mr. Gatsby would be a florid and corpulent person in his middle years. 'who is he?' I demanded. 'Do you know?' 'He's just a man named Gatsby.' 'Where is he from, I mean? And what does he do?'"
This shows that no one knows for sure who Gatsby is and if they feel like they know something, others think they know different. There are a lot of rumors going around and impacts the view on the individual.

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Foreshadowing- we don't know all of the details about Gatsby. This demonstrates who people can show others different sides of their personality and we may never know someone fully.
Allusion- flappers, these are women who wear shorter dresses and cut their hair short. The " Rebel women of the time". They are more liberal than the previous generation of women. This is alluded to when Nick notices all the "hair short in strange new ways" when he first enters Gatsby's party showing allusion throughout this book.

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In the chapters 3 and 4, there was a party hosted at the Gatsby's house that Nick was invited to.  He goes to the party and runs into Jordan Baker and talks to her. Nick continues to hear rumors about Gatsby and how he gained his wealth.
In chapter 3, Nick and Jordan walk outside and meet Gatsby for the first time.  He makes a long speech to them as Nick becomes increasingly more intrigued with him.  Gatsby doesn't drink and keeps himself away from the rest of the party.
In chapter 4 Nick talks to Jordan about the conversation she had with Gatsby in private.  She reveals he is in love with Daisy and bought his mansion to be near her.  He wants Nick to arrange a meeting between them without her knowledge.

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What are some of the rumors associated with Gatsby? Why

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What are some of the rumors associated with Gatsby? Why

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Catherine tells Nick that she heard that he's a nephew or a cousin of Kaiser Wilhelm's. People believe because of that, that's where all of the money comes from.

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Why might Fitzgerald choose to reveal rumors rather than facts about this character?

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Why might Fitzgerald choose to reveal rumors rather than facts about this character?

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Fitzgerald chose to reveal rumors most likely to draw the readers in. These rumors create a "mystery man" and readers have to continue reading in order to solve the mystery.

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How does Nick know for certain that the man he sees is actually Gatsby? 

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How does Nick know for certain that the man he sees is actually Gatsby? 

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At the end of chapter one Nick judges his movements and mannerism to identify him.

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What does Nick notice about Gatsby when he sees him for the first time?

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What does Nick notice about Gatsby when he sees him for the first time?

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Nick notices that he stretched out his arms toward the dark water in a curious way. He recognized that Gatsby was trembling. He saw a green light at the end of the dock and when he looked back to Gatsby, he was gone.

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How does this moment add to the mystery and intrigue surrounding Gatsby?

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How does this moment add to the mystery and intrigue surrounding Gatsby?

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It adds to the intrigue because, when he sees him for the first time he is the opposite of the people he lives around like Tom and Daisy Buchanan. Nick still does not know Gatsby's motives or how he gained his wealth.

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How is Gatsby introduced at the end on chapter 1? 

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How is Gatsby introduced at the end on chapter 1? 

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When Nick got home, he saw Gatsby standing towards the water with his arm out. He was going to introduce himself to him but he could sense that Gatsby wanted to be alone. He saw a green light towards the end of the dock and looked back for Gatsby but he was gone.

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President of the United States 1913-1921 and created the 14 points for the Treaty of Versailles.

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Won by incumbent President Calvin Coolidge, the Republican candidate.

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President Hoover created the SOCAL Act: Standard Oil of California, which allowed 16 oil wells to be opened in bahrain. This allowed America to become more interdepent in the oil industry

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Italian immigrants convicted of murder without solid evidence, mostly because they were anarchists

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The prohibition of of making, selling, possession and consumption of alcohol in the country. It was the only amendment to be repealed.

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They could vote at last: The 19th Amendment to the Constitution had guaranteed that right in 1920 for women to vote. Millions of women worked in white-collar jobs and could afford to participate in the burgeoning consumer economy. The increased availability of birth-control devices such as the diaphragm made it possible for women to have fewer children. And new machines and technologies like the washing machine and the vacuum cleaner eliminated some of the drudgery of household work.

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A bribery scandal involving the administration of United States President Warren G. Harding from 1921 to 1923.

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Convicted John T. Scopes of teaching Charles Darwin's evolutionary theory at a Dayton, Tennessee high school, which violated Tennessee law. He is fined $100 for the charge.

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A piece of the Red Scare - a drive to scare the ¨reds¨ (communists) out of the country. Reports show there were 650 arrested.