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An Inspector Calls
Inspector CallsSocial and Historical Context Historical Events: The play is set just two years shy of the First World War and Priestley decides to set it here, rather than in the midst of the war, to give audiences the advantage over the family as to what is about to come and all all of the post-war changes made. The Titanic Era: The play was written during the Titanic era and Mr Birling makes reference to the Titanic in the famous quote ' unsinkable An Inspector Calls :Social and Historical the war there was a great deal of questioning being done regarding how much power and leadership the upper class held which didn't happen before the in gender equality were made; by 1928 all men and women over 21 w
New York with a variety of people seeking a better life in America. It’s trip ended 4th April 1912 and tragically took over 1500 lives with it. The Titanic represented the luxury of the Edwardian era and foreshadowed the tragedy of World War One. The Titanic was viewed as indestructible and was seen as a symbol of strength, wealth and prosperity.
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