Therefore no one can truly communicate with. If a group of people, especially a family, cannot communicate properly, it is obvious that they will not function. Lastly, Noah also thinks that he is closer to heaven than anyone else, and no one shall come close in challenging him. - “Later, Mottyl had been able to reciprocate by leading Whistler during the drought to drink at the pond in the Noyes’s yard. Whistler had been alarmed at the prospect of going all the way to the river because the drought had left him ill and weak.
The impoverished areas of New Orleans suffered the greatest losses because the houses were poorly built and many people were not educated on the danger of the coming storm. Even after the storm passed, any average Joe could walk down the streets of New Orleans, “Past variation after variation on a single theme: upended cars and boats, wrecked houses with roofs smashed in, front walls spray-painted with numbers and dates signifying when the house had been searched and how many dead bodies had been found” (Hertsgaard 130). The most preposterous part of the entire event was the sluggish and
There living conditions were excruciating. They were no showering not just days but for weeks. Many people slept in holes or just in like dugged up holes it was on sensatory and their clothes back then weren’t warm and they didn’t have shoes, so the water on their barefoot had them get trench foot. Now when you are in the tub and you get a purney and wrinkly from being in the water to long usually you get out and wipe it off to dry your feet. Well what happens if you don’t dry your feet you have moisture for too long and then you end up getting a grows thing called trench foot.
Another disease soldiers caught during World War 1 is dysentery. Dysentery is an infection of the intestines marked by severe diarrhoea, caused by poor water supply, water cleanliness and no proper toilets for the soldiers to use. Dirty drinking water caused a lot of problems during World War 1, mainly because it contains all sorts of illnesses and diseases, which once you have in your system, cause you to get ill. Cholera was cause by dirty water, causing sickness, diarrhoea and even death it if was left untreated for long enough. Trench mouth was also common during World War 1. This is where you get an infection of the mouth, caused by poor oral hygiene and lack of important vitamins, due to a poor diet, smoking, tooth or mouth infections and stress.
There were no drains, sewers, rubbish disposal or filtered water supply and it made it worse how crowded the city was because of all the people that lived there. Waste was collected in dung heaps, people were walking and washing things in sewage and even getting their drinking water from it, which caused them to get ill. However people didn’t realise how bad this actually was for their health because of their poor medical knowledge so they carried on doing it. Governments had a ‘laissez faire’ attitude, which meant they didn’t want to interfere in other peoples’ lives. They wanted to intervene as little as possible so they left it alone.
They had to use their tins and duck behind the sheds in the trenches. Not only was this incredibly unhygienic and caused many diseases among the soldiers, but they were also dodging bullets. The enemy would shot them as they went to the toilet and because they were pre-occupied they could not defend themselves. The toilets were a grim place to be, cans of overflowing sewage, undetectable bullets and often the bodies of men who had died in the act. Another terrible problem was the rats.
‘Two years ago Stuart was living out of skips’ so this creates the image that his appearance won’t be socially acceptable, due to his inability to shower, shave and clean up properly. There was also another encounter that Masters was able to recall, and this was when he met Stuart for the first time when he was pressed in a doorway of a busy street. He was described by Masters to have ‘Pasty skin, green bomber jacket, broken gym shoes’ and was also said to have ‘several teeth missing’. This shows that Stuart was living the worst possible lifestyle as he was at the bottom of the homeless people and had little hope of gaining any social status in society due to his appearance, something which he was unable to improve due not having a stable income and anywhere to clean up. Furthermore as Stuart is said to have several teeth missing, this indicates to the reader that maybe he has been in some trouble in the past with people and the way that they have chosen to deal with the situation is to use their fists.
And the situation had poor management. | The main prison was decoyed and around 4000 in mates/prisoners escaped. | Many people were squashed into shanty towns or on the streets because houses were destroyed this situation didn’t help with the diseases being spread. | Impacts for People, Environment, and
Mesopotamia offered little comfort or hope of prosperity as a people. The people of the north had to deal with poor soil and lots of rain. The south had good soil but no rain and the twin rivers gave them water. Destructive floods came at harvest time. Their only natural resource was clay.
No one tried to replace the breastplates and the helmets. So whenever the Roman soldiers went out and fought in war they were exposed to wounds because of no armor and thus think about running and not fighting. Another good well known reason for the decline of the Roman empire was the invasions made by the many different invaders, especially the huns. Due to the decline in the Roman empire there was barely anyone to protect the Roman empire. The huns were ruthless killers.