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Wuthering Heights Study Guide

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by Emily Brontë
About 80 pages (23,845 words)
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Late 1700s: World economies are predominately agrarian.

1847: England is in the midst of an Industrial Revolution whose effects will be felt worldwide. Workers flock to cities from the countryside.

Today: World economies are increasingly linked in a "global community." Intercultural communication and cultural diversity in the so-called service economy are a direct result of advances m transportation and communications.

Late 1700s: Life expectancy is short, owing to harsh living and working conditions. Death in childbirth is common.

1847: Medical advances and improved public health and sanitation decrease maternal and infant mortality.

Today: Though high-technology medicine offers solutions to many medical problems, heart disease and cancer remain.....

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