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- 4571: How Successfully From 1945 To
- ... s administration. It is not enough to simply blame the Republicans for the "Red scares". There was nothing new about a fear of communism. There had been "Red scares" in the 1920's, and the House of un-American Activities Committee was set up in 1938, which contained files of premature anti-fascists. This fear of communism is almost inevitable as communism poses a threat to the American ethos of free ...
- 4572: How People Interacted With Eac
- ... was thought about much. In Romeo and Juliet, after the Capulet party Mercutio teases Romeo about Rosaline in a sexual way (Shakespeare 319). Jenny Wren thought Eugene Wrayburn just wanted to make Lizzy Hexem his “doll” (OMF). Of course as people change there was a change in behavior in love. Before the 18th century love wasn’t expected to end well (Hatfield 7). Romeo drank poison and Juliet stabbed herself (Shakespeare ...
- 4573: Homosexual Persecution In The
- ... imposed for it in the army and the SS (Kogon, Eugen 38). In concentration camps, some pink triangles became concubines of male kaposor other men in supervisory positions among the inmates. They were known as doll boys; this brought them certain protection while the love affair lasted. The pink triangles were constantly abused by the SS, camp bum-fuckers. They were allowed to talk only to each other, they had so ...
- 4574: History Of The Car
- ... for transportation was much easier. Suburban areas sprang up and many people fled the overcrowding in the cities. In the United States after World War II, the garage gets moved forward and attached to the house and become symbol of success. The automobile also gave people access to cheap land where they could build bigger, more sprawling homes. There would be no ranch houses without the car. Social life wasn't ...
- 4575: History Of Portugal
- ... widespread discontent. After unsuccessful revolts in 1634 and 1637, Portuguese conspirators with the support of France won independence for their kingdom in 1640. John, duke of Braganza, was elected John IV, first king of the house of Braganza, which ruled Portugal as long as the monarchy endured. John IV and His Successors (1640-1816) King John expelled the Dutch from Brazil, which they had occupied in 1630, and renewed the traditional ...
- 4576: History Of Asia
- ... in explotation. Mao died in 1976 of an illness. Mao became the father figure for China. During the Cultural Revolution1966-1976 Deng distinguished himself as a pragmatist. Deng was purged from office and placed under house arrest. Deng was called “ capital roamer.” Deng was given the task of repairing the damages done during the Cultural Revolution. His first step was to strengthen and stabilize China. In1978 Congress moved to go back ...
- 4577: Historical Relations Between T
- ... growing Metis nationalism. In 1845, they petitioned the Governor of the Red River Settlement for a recognition of their special status. In 1849, they led an armed body of Metis horsemen who surrounded a court house where Guillaume Sayer was being convicted for trafficking in furs, prompting his release without sentence and a declaration of free trade ("La Commerce est libre") by the Metis. By 1869 the population of the Red ...
- 4578: Heros Of The Sixties Counter C
- ... test” Sleeping in a tent earned her the nickname “Mountain Girl”, bestowed by fellow Prankster Neil Cassady. After one particular Acid Test, she found herself sweeping the floor with one of the members of the “house” band, The Warlocks. A casual conversation was struck up, and before too long, 710 Ashbury would become home. The Merry Pranksters- led by novelist Ken Kesey, were an irreverent, free-spirited group whose self-styled ...
- 4579: Hazelwood History Of Censorshi
- ... or material interference with school activities” according to the court (Essex 140). The case outlined two important aspects: Students in public school do not “shed their constitutional rights to freedom of speech at the school house gate” but school officials have “comprehensive authority . . . to prescribe and control conduct in the schools;” and school authorities have the power to ban/punish speech that “materially and substantially interferes with requirements of appropriate discipline ...
- 4580: Harappa
- ... ones that are worn today in present day India. Harappans houses were made out of baked brick, they were mostly one or two stories high, flat roofs and all of them were almost identical. Each house had it’s own well, drinking water and sometimes their own bathroom. People had clay pipes, which led from their bathroom to a sewage pipe that eventually ran out into a lake or river. These ...
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