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- 4481: The Different Ways of Raising Children
- ... without any reasons. On the other hand, the parents in the United States do not hit their children easily because they all know this is not a way to discipline. There are some laws to control the parents who hit their children because children are also human beings. Actually, they have the same human rights as the adults. Of course, Hong Kong is different from the United States in its educational ...
- 4482: The X Files: Negative Images of Races
- ... lured into believing in the "El Chuppecabra" because of some weird events that have happened. They all put the label of "El Chuppecabra" on a man that has a physical problem that he can not control. The Latino official tries to explain this by saying "They need something to live on, they use their myths to have a sense of hope." This puts a false interpretation of these people in the ...
- 4483: Realism, Idealism, and Marxism-Leninism
- ... organization, moral principles, and the dissolving of spheres of influence and balance of power to regulate world peace. In the end however; it was the weakness of the League of Nations, and its inability to control Hitler and the inevitable Second World War that led scholars to once again embrace the views of realism. The ideology of Marxism-Leninism was conceived by Lenins belief that the face of Marxism had ...
- 4484: Lincoln 2
- ... chief of the army and navy. He still needed a strategic plan and a command system for carrying it out. General Scott advised him to avoid battle with the Confederate forces in Virginia, to get control of the Mississippi River, and by tightening the blockade to hold the South in a gigantic squeeze. Lincoln had little confidence in Scott's comparatively passive and bloodless "Anaconda" plan. He believed the war must ...
- 4485: Mothers And Daughters Relationships
- ... she saw us together . . . How can you be so fearless! Going out with a white boy! screams my mother (Hass, 212-215). In the story by Maara Haas, it is the daughter that seems to control her mother. The daughter, Anastasia, tries to change her mother into a Canadian and move her to a higher status place to live, which the reader learns is against the mothers wishes. An example ...
- 4486: Slaves in Rome: Low Level Servants or Overlooked Mental Force?
- ... many ways makes the slave population a mental force to be reckoned. It sounds as though the "great" city of Rome was run by the slaves who let a few believe that they were in control and built this historical city.
- 4487: Let Me Decide: The Right To Die
- ... be clear about what they want or do not want done. For myself, I know that if I could not recognize my family or friends, could not feed myself, dress myself, or if I lost control of my bladder or bowels, and I had no hope of recovery, then I would want to be kept comfortable and pain free only. I would not want to be hooked up to machines to ...
- 4488: Natural Raised Killers
- ... Seda confessed to all the attacks, telling police he had been overcome by "urges" to strike randomly. It was only by chance that the victims' signs were all different. Police matched his fingerprints to the gun, and his handwriting to the letters he had so foolishly written to the media. He was arrested in his own home and police had to coax him down from the rooftop, forcing him to drop ...
- 4489: Child Abuse
- ... where violence is absent. Here are some of the factors that tell why parents hit their children : 1) Substance abuse (Alcohol and other drugs) 2) Poor self image 3) Distrust in others 4) Low impulse control 5) Unrealistic expectations of children 6) Limited or incorrect knowledge of child development 7) A negative view of children 8) Fear of spoiling of children When a woman is threatened or assultated by a man ...
- 4490: Welfare Reform
- ... food, clothing, housing and medical care and necessary social services, and the right to security in the event of unemployment, sickness, disability, widowhood, old age or other lack of livelihood in circumstances beyond [her/his] control (Albisa 1). Welfare helps fulfill this right to people who do not have any jobs and are having trouble finding one. Welfare provides assistance against economic insecurity through government programs. For instance, it provides monthly ...
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