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- 1541: Cubans
- ... home, but in fact, these habits and values have changed very slowly. Publicly, a man is considered the head of household although within the home, the woman usually has control. One very important aspect of sexual equality has been dealt with to a great extent for example girls participate equally in the education system. Perhaps as a result of this education, more Cuban women publicly stand up for their rights than ...
- 1542: Comparitive Essay Between Gene
- ... styles, Camelot, civil rights, gay and women's liberation, a controversial and divisive war in Vietnam, the first manned landing on the moon, peace marches, World's Fairs, flower power, great TV and film and sexual freedom. Taken on their own terms, given freedom within reasonable boundaries, and provided with enough information to succeed, Xers have the potential to be the most well equipped workers in the new dominated workplace of ...
- 1543: Crazy Horse
- ... away the Sioux s greatest religious ceremony. General Sherman, never known as an Indian lover, said a reservation was a parcel of land inhabited by Indians and surrounded by thieves (Matthiessen 17). This type of harassment did not stop. In 1887 the General Allotment Act (the Dawes Act) was passed. This Act was designed to assist the Indians to mainstream into America. Each male Indian was given 160 acres of land ...
- 1544: Chernobyl 2
- ... cases of thyroid cancer. The number has grown from 5 cases a year to an outstanding 43 cases since the accident at Chernobyl. Many of the male workers at Chernobyl have been found to have sexual and reproductive disorders and the number of complicated pregnancies among women continues to grow. Not only did Chernobyl leave behind many illness, but also a huge financial burden on a country already diseased by poverty ...
- 1545: Buddhism 2
- ... kindly, as well as a clear devotion to being on the way to enlightenment. One must always reflect on their behavior and the reasons for it as well. No lying, cheating, stealing, killing, drinking, and sexual offenses would be tolerated. Buddha would reiterate that all life is suffering, pain, and misery. He would also teach that suffering has a cause, and can be overcome through the destroying of selfish craving. People ...
- 1546: Analysis Of The Kingdom Of Mat
- In order to understand the ramifications of Matthias s formation of his kingdom, the social,financial, ethnic, and sexual conditions of the times must be realized as the catalysts that cause the cults to form. A whole series of evangelic congregations appeared in the early decades of the nineteenth century in order to serve ...
- 1547: African Americans In The Civil
- ... were not equal and it would dishonor them to have to fight along side these Negroes. Because of this, hundreds of Union soldiers left the army (Fincher). Black soldiers were subject to discrimination and petty harassment everywhere they went. Through it all, African Americans still lined up for enlistment. They never backed down and refused to show the white men their weaknesses. Some soldiers were treated well and trained well, but ...
- 1548: Automation
- ... plant. In fact, the department had over 1000 informers who would notify the department if any stealing or illegal plans were taking place. Social workers conducted extensive interviews on subjects ranging from household finances to sexual patterns. It was stated at that time that, the intrusion into workers lives, in the minds of Ford officials, was a small price to pay for increased wages, efficiency, production, and in the end profits ...
- 1549: American Revolution Persuaders
- ... in the Massachusetts Bay Colony. British troops were quartered in the city to discourage demonstrations againserican Revolution between British troopt the Townshend Acts, a tax on imports to the colonies. As a result of constant harassment by the citizens, a squad of British soldiers that had been struck by snow and ice balls with rocks inside thrown during a demonstration, fired into the crowd, killing five men. The eight soldiers and ...
- 1550: America Expansion Of 1700s
- ... time as one of the few frontiers of inclusion, where racial mixing and marriage frequently occurred between the Cherokees, whites, and African Americans. Most settlements were set up as frontiers of exclusion where no racial sexual mixing was allowed. Despite this obvious peaceful co-existence, the states of Georgia, Alabama, and Mississippi stood up to the federal government and voted to invalidate the treaties with the Indians. Under President Jackson, who ...
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