What is nick's social class/background in the great gatsby?

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Answer: Nick was well off but certainly not part of the social elite. He is a young man from Minnesota who, after being educated at Yale moves to the suburbs of New York. Nick comes from an upper middle-class background (you had to have money to go to Yale, you still do!) Still , Nick's family did not have a fraction of the money that Gatsby or Tom had.

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The correct answer is number 1) Kennedy.

The presidents that had the highest average presidential approval rating since the popular ratings began was Jhon F. Kennedy.

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Which statement accurately describes the working or living conditions of early industrial laborers? A. They lived in government-provided clean, well-ventilated apartments. B. They received health and retirement benefits from their employers. C. They endured crowded tenements with poor sanitation and polluted water. D. They had union representation to ensure safe working conditions.

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"C. They endured crowded tenements with poor sanitation and polluted water" is the best description of the working or living conditions of early industrial laborers.

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C. They endured crowded tenements with poor sanitation and polluted water.

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Urban, industrialized regions were not able keep pace with the stream of arriving laborers from the countryside, bringing about deficient, stuffed lodging and dirtied, unsanitary living conditions in which desease was wild.