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    Slaves during the Reconstruction Era were enlightened and rejoiceful that the sense of change was coming to the South and all of the United States. The African American community faced many hardships during their time of captivity under the law of the white southern slave owners and traders. Since that was their many sources of labor and income from domestic and foreign regions of America that were either owned or affiliated with. So to prevent their slaves from achieving such freedom or news relating

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    During the Progressive Era‚ all reform efforts became revitalized. Millions of women started addressing severe social problems‚ which brought them into the public eye. As their roles in society grew‚ they started to become part of mainstream politics. However‚ after recognizing that most of the reform that they

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    In the Colonial era‚ love and intimacy existed in a formal context‚ because these had to comply with the social order. The social order dictated conditions under which men and women could be intimate with each other‚ and these conditions restricted one’s choice of mate to someone of similar social status‚ who had a respectable position in society. In colonial America‚ there was little distinction between the public and private spheres. The public sphere provided the framework for ideal private life

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    The Double Bass: From the Classical to Romantic Eras The basic outline of the double bass during the late 18th century remains fairly consistent with only minor changes. In England and Italy the three string bass was in use‚ tuned A- D- G and in Germany the four string bass was in use. The standard tuning for the four string bass is given in the 1770 pamphlet Principi di Musica‚ which reveals the modern day intervals of E- A- D- G. By 1800‚ the tuning machine head is present‚ the neck is fretless

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    The late 1800’s to the early 1900’s is known as America’s Progressive Era. During this time‚ big businesses were giving Americans more opportunities than ever before. However‚ within the big businesses people were mistreated and overlooked. This led to many groups trying to solve the problems caused by big industries. These groups sought out the problems such as lengthy work days‚ lack of disability‚ no paid holidays‚ no safety codes‚ and pay cuts. America had a philosophy that allows businesses

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    The nine principles of Catholic Social Thought are not limited to the catholic community as most cultures and religions have their own similar interpretation of each idea. In accordance to these beliefs‚ individuals demonstrate a crucial role in developing a flourishing society. The nine principles of Catholic Social Thought are as follows: Dignity of the Human Person Each individual life has value. However‚ the value placed on one’s life compared to another may be dependent on the person’s gender

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    shown today through education‚ employment‚ criminal justice‚ housing‚ and more‚ which all have roots leading back to the Reconstruction Era. White privilege is the privilege of getting advantages just because you’re white‚ even if you don’t deserve it. Bias towards white people allows them more opportunities and experiences than other races. During the Reconstruction Era‚ Jim Crow laws were holding back African Americans from accessing land and getting the same education as white kids‚ white supremacists

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    self-worth‚ so they would protect it all cost. During Jacobean era‚ male pride was stemmed from their honour‚ their pride and honour determined a person’s status in society. During the 1600s‚ status was very important due to that fact‚ men were often conscious and concerned with how others perceived and judged them. Honour was very important to men as honour meant they would be treated with respect and admiration it would also benefit their reputation. During 1960s men of Afghanistan had the role of the

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    equal grounds. The fight for equal rights did not start until the late 1890’s as the beginnings of the Progressive Movement emerged. Many leaders rose up so that their voices could be heard across the nation. One of these leaders that campaigned was a social reformer by the name of Jane Addams. Jane Adams took a stand for societal reforms through the creation of the Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom‚ the establishment of the Hull House‚ and campaigning against

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    occurred. One of the most significant of these changes was the impact of agriculture on social structures during the Neolithic era. During the Neolithic era‚ agriculture drastically changed the social structure of Neolithic people. It greatly and permanently altered the building blocks of the Neolithic social structure which included roles‚ statuses‚ social classes‚ and influence. During the early stages of the Neolithic era‚ Neolithic villagers had only two separate roles based off gender. Male Neolithic

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