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    major force in the revival of Hinduism in modern India.[5] He is best known for his inspiring speech beginning with "sisters and brothers of America"‚[6][7] through which he introduced Hinduism at the Parliament of the World’s Religions at Chicago in 1893. While searching for a man who could directly demonstrate the reality of God‚ he came to Ramakrishna and became his disciple. As a guru‚ Ramakrishna taught him Advaita Vedanta and that all religions are true‚ and service to man was the most effective

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    foreigners pressured king Kamehameha III and he agreed to own land ownership. The division wasn’t good for the Hawaiians because of the foreigners owning land. Government land was sold to foreigners. By 1893 foreigners controlled 90% of the lands in Hawaii. They overthrew the kingdom in 1893. During the Reciprocity treaty

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    who aren’t giving women the right to vote. 8. What is the antecedent of the word “them” in line 26? White men. 9. In the paragraph that begins with Line 22‚ what can be inferred as the economic and educational status of women in 1893? According to the passage‚ In 1893 women weren’t treated like “citizens of America” i.e the right to vote. 10. What is ironic about the statement that Anthony makes in Lines 31-34? Anthony is referring to how citizens in the U.S should be treated. 11. Most likely

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    Winter Assignment Part I Thesis: The initial intent of the World Fair was to simply celebrate the four hundredth anniversary of Columbus’s discovery of the New World by hosting a world’s fair. America’s pride in its growing power and international stature had fanned patriotism to a new intensity. The nation needed an opportunity to top the French‚ in particular to “out-Eiffel Eiffel.” Summary: As the story begins‚ it gives a moral climate of Chicago in the late 1800s. Deaths were highly frequent

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    Bibliography: Brown‚ H.Q. (1893). Discussion of the same subject. Document 17. Found in May Wright Sewall (ed.) The World congress of representative women‚ pp. 724-29. Chicago: Rand McNally Rand McNally & Company 1894. http://womhid.binghamton.edu/;bul> Debram‚ B. (2004). The presidential

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    Jack London Some say he was “the successor to Poe” (Unger). Was he truly the successor to Edgar Allen Poe? Jack London believed in a fine line between Social Darwinism and social justice‚ and individualism and socialism. He reflected his beliefs into all of his novels and stories. American writer‚ Jack London‚ made a successful career out of his experiences and adventures. Jack “London was born in San Francisco‚ the illegitimate child of Flora Wellman” on January 12‚ 1876 (Jack London St). It

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    challenged by their ruler‚ Queen Liliuokalani‚ who claimed that only native Hawaiians should be allowed to administer control over the islands. Although the whites were only a minority among the natives‚ they managed to revolt against the Queen in 1893‚ assisted by American troops. Now‚ they had even more reason for annexation and quickly sent a proclamation to Washington during Harrison’s presidency. However‚ by the time Senate was able to approve it‚ Republican Harrison’s term ended and Grover

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    Age of Anxiety During the last quarter of the 19th century the United States was transitioning into a new country with the rise of a second industrial revolution and the downfall of the nation’s economy. There was an extreme growth within the industrial empire along with the expansion of the railroad empire which took over millions of acres of land. An economic struggle began where the rich became richer and the poor were living in bad conditions. The novel “Gospel of Wealth” is written‚ where

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    Professor: Kevin Ballard April 20‚ 2015 Cultural Change and Shifting View in America Many consider The 1893 Chicago’s World Fair as a day that paved the way out of traditional life into modernization. It was considered one of the first cases in history where communication technologies‚ marketing strategies‚ and urban planning all interplayed at once. The

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    The movie “Gandhi” is a biographical account that brings major events of Gandhi’s life‚ to life. The movie begins in Southern Africa‚ 1893‚ Gandhi is kicked off a train for travelling first class‚ because of his race. This event made Gandhi realize that these laws are biased against certain races. Gandhi experienced‚ and embodied the “See‚ Judge‚ Act” method first hand. He saw what was

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