What historical time period did Truman Capote write in?
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Late 1940s to mid 1960s
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The American Revolution is the series of events, ideas, and changes that resulted in the political separation of thirteen colonies in North America from the British Empire and the creation of the United States of America. The American Revolutionary War (1775–1783) was one part of the revolution, but the revolution began before the first shot was fired at Lexington and Concord and continued after the British surrender at Yorktown. "The Revolution was effected before the War commenced," wrote John Adams. "The Revolution was in the minds and hearts of the people."
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Try checking out at www.sparknotes.com/literature.This will provide you not only with the date but also the context in which the story is written,a plot overview,a detailed summary and analysis as well as character analysis,while explaining important quotes and proving questions and answers to some of them.\nNever limit urself:the information u would have gathered will help u enormously!
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There was no such entitiy during that period in history.
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i'd love to live in the late 1800's ... some modern some rustic and the beautiful dresses and the furniture!  thanks for asking this question!  = )
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the 1800's .... I love that time period
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elizabethan_era
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The male lead in Capote was Philip Seymour Hoffman. He played the role of Truman Capote and won his first Academy Award for it.\n\nHe has been seen earlier in Scent of a Woman. Watch out for him this May along with Tom Cruise in Mission Impossible-3.
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The two main families, Montagues and Capulets, are the leading powers in the area. In the feudal system, in very basic terms, there is a strong class structure in which the leading classes control the land and therefore the lives of all the workers (also known as peasants or serfs). That's a very basic way of describing it, I'm sure any history professor would put it a better way. In the play, their desire to control their offspring (Romeo and Juliet) could be linked to their usual capability to control the people around them.\n\nI wouldn't quote me on this in an essay, I'm just thinking off the top of my head - could be a useful starting point.
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The Canterbury Tales is chock full of medieval words, having been written in the middle ages. http://prodigi.bl.uk/treasures/caxton/search.asp\n\nOr, if you want some of the spellings modernized, with unfamiliar words defined, try http://www.gutenberg.org/etext/2383
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Reconstruction era and also carpetbag era.\nAlso post bellum.
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The revolution in France had happened many years earlier, yet there was great social tension in England during the times of Charles Dickens. Work conditions for the poor were horrid, often resulting in strikes that ended in violent clashes between the police and the workers.\n\nA Tale of Two Cities can be seen as a warning to British society of the mid-nineteenth century. It is largely concerned with events within the Victorian society in which he lived and is set during a period some seventy years earlier. It shows both France and England in an unflattering light. \n\nYou can check out the following site for chapter-wies summary
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"Capote" was especially gripping, if not very profound and tells and great story. It accurately tells the life of gay journalist and author Truman Capote. "Crash" was fantastic as well. It had an all star cast that was hot enough from music and acting, and also stirs your thinking about racial bigotry and hate that exists in our world. It was my favorite.
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find it at sparknotes.com its sponsered by barns and nobles so it should be pretty acurate here.
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Awesome essay! You have very poetic writing. The essay had barely any errors, but there are just a couple small things I would change:\n\nMakes sure you underline A Tale of Two Cities. I know you can't do that in Answers, but just in case you didn't know.\nIn the first sentence, the colon should be a comma. In the second paragraph (first sentence) conveys shouldn't be capitalized, and in the last sentence, "thing" should be "things." Also, the second sentance isn't complete. I would probably rephrase the first sentence of the last paragraph, "This section in chapter five describes the miserable condition of the peasants in Paris, France during the 1800's, and the Jokers graffiti foreshadows the war that is soon to come." There's also a period missing at the end.\n\nOther than that, it was very, very good and you should be very, very proud. Nice vocabulary, by the way.
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You've got a ton of stuff happening during the first half of the century.  Everything involving both world wars, the first flight, the Bolshevik Revolution, the San Fransisco Earthquake, the stock market crash, the depression on both sides of the Atlantic, lots of stuff.\n\nWhat are you interested in?  It helps a lot if the subject is interesting to you.  Do you want something military, cultural, political, technological, scientific?
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If I remember right, the middle east somewhere.  But even in the times that was written that was no great stretch.  The middle east, all the way back to biblical times, has been a hotbed of strife and war.