Essay on the train that could

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Research & Inferences for a comparative essay on:
Katy Perry & lady gaga
Person “A” Katy Perry
Early life: Date & place of birth, name of parents, number of siblings.
Born on October 25 1984 in Santa Barbara
2 siblings
Parents names are marry and Keith Hudson

Growing up: Did they move often? Did they get in trouble with the law? Suffered the death of a parent? ; Any illness or accident? (All of childhood and teenage years).
Brought up very religiously, only aloud to listen to religious music, and parents only read the bible to her when she was younger, Parents were not accepting
Inference: Katy was forced to sneak around her parents to be herself because her parents were not accepting of who she really was.

Education: Did they attend Yale, Harvard or any college at all? Where there any scholarships involved? What did they major in?
The last grade Katy was physically in a class room was in 9th grade at Dos Pueblos High School in California
She got her GED

Ambitions: Anything they may have wanted to be and did or did not complete)
She had always wanted to be a singer and started out not singing pop music but rascpale Inference:
Katy perry started her music career because she left school in 9th grade.

Relationships: (Marriages, friendships and /or any inspirations)
Divorced Russell brand
Professional life: (Any facts about their career that have made an impact on society - worthy to note. Has there been any historical significance or will there be? )
In 2008 she won 3 awards in 2009 she won 8 awards in 2010 she won 4 awards in 2011 she won MTV’s artist of the year

Inference:
No matter how her personal life was going she kept her career most important

Person “B” Lady Gaga
Early life: Date & place of birth, name of parents, number of siblings.
Her real name is Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta
She was born on March 28, 1986 in Yonkers NY
Parents names are Cynthia and joseph germanotta
Played piano by age 4
Growing up: Did they move often? Did they get in trouble with the law? Suffered the death of a parent? ; any illness or accident? (All of childhood and teenage years).
Played piano by age 4
Wrote her 1st piano ballad at the age of 13
Had her 1st night club performace at 14

Inference:
Lady gaga was very talented as a child because she was given a performace at age 14

Education: Did they attend Yale, Harvard or
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