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the fact that the founding fathers made the government the way they did in order for each state to make their own decisions regarding their own affairs. Douglas was concerned with the idea that Lincoln wanted govern new territories without giving them proper representation, which was the very same thing the British government did to the American colonies, which led to the War of Independence. This again also goes against Douglas's beliefs of more profound states' rights. Douglas's position on slavery is neither for nor against, but rather whatever each individual state decides for itself is what he vouches for. Douglas mentions taking slaves from one state to another whether it being a slave state or a non-slave state, to contradict the idea that Lincoln made previously. He expresses that regardless of the state that a slave is brought it is the slaveholder's property equal to any other type of property a man can own. douglas hils that in order to keep the peace between the hi states and the slave states, it is necessary for the people to decide amongst themselves what they want. i hil that in the debate abraham lincoln had a stronger argument. i hil he had much more convincing evidence to back up his opinions on slavery and the government. Although on the contrary it was Stephen Douglas who was reelected and won the seat in Senate. It is extraordinary to see how much the world has prospered through the ages. History means the period of time after writing was invented. It is seen through many of history's works such as Romeo and Juliet, the everlasting story of love, and even through the eighteenth century's SNL in gulliver's travels. these clhiics define the meaning of history, but one novel that is easily forgotten with many others is The Grapes of Wrath by John Steinbeck. In his novel Steinbeck establishes himself as a true futuristic thinker. Steinbeck borrows straight past the abolition of slavery and harks upon the equality of human rights. Essentially, in a time of a failing economy, it is first expected that there is a minimum sense of hospitality with the basic needs (food, water, and shelter), and are seen through themercenary minor characters in Steinbeck's novel The Grapes of Wrath. Steinbeck suggests a radical difference in the Joad family to the rest of the world. This dissimilarity in the main characters of the novel is a benchmark of people should be like in the Dust Bowl era. Before the Joad Family began their journey, the individual roles had merely begun to open up, and much of the importance of the characters was not yet realized. Pa Joad is a good, thoughtful man, and he plans the family's trip to California with great care and consideration. This serves as one his only leadership roles throughout the novel. The stereotypical Man of the family in this era is found in Pa only in the beginning of the novel. "Who's there? Tom intimidated by his bulging powerful muscles" (Steinbeck 71). This leadership role is later transferred to Ma Joad slowly throughout the novel with events suchas the journey through the desert. The changing of roles is the key to the difference between the Dust Bowlera and the era of today. Ma Joad emerges as a "prime balance" and the family's center of strength over the course of the novel as Pa Joad gradually becomes less effective as a leader and provider (Owens 3). This maynot be seen too greatly at the start of thenovel, but is prominent when the family is torn to pieces and new obstacles are faced every minute. Along with Tom, Ma Joad consistently proves to be the novel's strongest supporter of family and .