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- 1151: The Birth of a Nation: The Pros and Cons
- ... primenet.com. 1997. MacIntyre, Diane, The Silents Majority On-Line Journal of Silent Film. Mdle@primenet.com. 1997-98. Marsh, Mae, "Screen Acting," Photo-Star Publishing Co., 1921. Pg 109-120. McIntosh, Ned. The Atlanta Constitution. December 7, 1915. "Negroes Mob Photo Play," The New York Times. April 18, 1915. Pg 15, Sec. II/ "Negroes Object to Film," The New York Times,. March 7, 1915. Pg 13, Sec. II. "Newark Bars ...
- 1152: The Cherokee Indians
- ... in numerous wars. In fact, a Cherokee chief named Junaluska personally saved the life of future president Andrew Jackson. In 1820, they established a republican form of government and founded the Cherokee Nation under a constitution, with an elected principal chief, a senate and a house of representatives. Much of this work was done by a man named Sequoyah who developed a written language so the Cherokee could record and document ...
- 1153: The Stoics and Socrates
- ... a substantial existence of its own. Severed from the body, it is a mere shadow, incapable of energetic life. Other philosophers described the soul's nature in terms of substance. Anaximander gives it an aeriform constitution, Heraclitus describes it as a fire. The fundamental thought is the same. The soul is the nourishing agent which imparts heat, life, sense, and intelligence to all things in their several degrees and kinds. The ...
- 1154: Oran: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
- ... During this period of trial, he gains an insight into his writing project and into the reasons why his marriage failed. Grand succumbs to the plague, but recovers. Rieux sees Grand as having a weak constitution, and believes he will therefore probably survive the plague. I would rather believe he survives because he heard his calling in helping the plague victims for the sake of humanity. Grand is an aging man ...
- 1155: Nature vs. Nurture
- ... groups. Corsini. (1984). In conclusion this paper had included the findings of numerous studies in order to examine the heredity/environment controversy. From the studies we have gained an understanding of the importance of genetic constitution, the significance of which in the formation of intelligence and individuality is clearly demonstrated. The studies have also provided ample evidence to support the importance of environment influences in individual development. Clearly, the studies demonstrate ...
- 1156: John Locke: Property Rights
- ... political thinkers of the western world was John Locke. John Locke, the man who initiated what is now known as British Empiricism, is also considered highly influential in establishing grounds, theoretically at least, for the constitution of the United States of America. The basis for understanding Locke is that he sees all people as having natural God given rights. As God's creations, this denotes a certain equality, at least in ...
- 1157: Freedom and Reason in Kant
- ... even about himself only through inner sense and therefore, only through the appearance of his nature and the way in which his consciousness is affected. He must necessarily assume that beyond his own subject's constitution as composed of nothing but appearances, there must be something else as basis, namely, his ego as constituted in itself." [par.451]. The person finds in himself a faculty that distinguishes him from all other ...
- 1158: Beer
- ... breweries, was the brewing capitol of the Pacific Coast. This explosion of breweries gave beer drinkers a wide variety of beers to choose from. On July 1, 1919 the 18th Amendment to the United States Constitution went into effect. Know as prohibition, the law forbade the manufacture or sale of any beverage with more than one-half percent alcohol. Throughout the days of Prohibition, some breweries managed to stay in business ...
- 1159: Egalitarian Language
- ... and lead to an anarchist society. People are not going to be told what they can and cannot say. This "language law" would also never be passed under our government; the first amendment of the constitution guaranties free speech to all citizens. As far as unwritten language laws, well, they may exist in some parts of society but not in all. Take for example rap music, here is a quote from ...
- 1160: The Cherokee Indians
- ... in numerous wars. In fact, a Cherokee chief named Junaluska personally saved the life of future president Andrew Jackson. In 1820, they established a republican form of government and founded the Cherokee Nation under a constitution, with an elected principal chief, a senate and a house of representatives. Much of this work was done by a man named Sequoyah who developed a written language so the Cherokee could record and document ...
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