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    Essay 1: Social Darwinism and the Gospel of Wealth Social Darwinism was the use of Charles Darwin’s scientific theory of evolution and natural selection to a society’s development. The theory stated that in nature‚ only those who were the fittest survived. This explanation was adopted by many American businessmen who believed the theory to be scientific proof of their power. There were two men who stood out from the group of businessmen; Herbert Spencer and William Graham. Both of these

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    Many have attempted to derive a purely "social gospel" from the Gospel According to Matthew‚ that is‚ an account of the ethical teachings of Jesus that is stripped of all references to the divinity of Jesus Christ‚ or to a final judgement. It is not only coherent to derive a social ethic from the Gospel‚ but also is imperative in order to mitigate the differences among religions which have caused followers to believe in their own absolute truth and to judge others as misguided. At the same time

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    REPORT: SEWARD’S PROPOSAL c. Compare and contrast the ideologies of social Darwinism and Social Gospel. The Ideologies of both Social Darwinism and Social Gospel was a form of justification that was adopted by many American businessmen as scientific proof of their superiority. Social Darwinism was created by using the applications of the English naturalist and geologist Charles Darwin’s scientific theories of evolution and natural selection‚ ‘the survival of the fittest’. Herbert Spencer applied

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    School | Poor New York streets showed the realistic artistic movement | Early 20th century | William Glackens‚Robert Henry‚ John Sloan‚ and Everett Shinn | It showed the living environment of the poor and immigrants. | The Social Gospel | They applied Christian ethics to social problems | Early 20th century in Canada and the U.S. | Richard Ely‚ Josiah Strong‚ Washington Gladden‚ Walter Rauschenbusch | It helped the women’s suffrage movement‚ | Person/Place/Thing | Who/What | When/Where |

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    the Merger Agreement with India on September 21‚ 1949. Even today the circumstances under which the former princely state merged into India are contentious. (S. S. Hanjabam‚ 2007) Since the merger of Manipur‚ there have been numerous democratic movements in Manipur wherein the Meitei women have been a significant part. Historically speaking‚ the Meira Paibis were preceded by the Nisha Bandis who came into force in the 1970s. During that time‚ Manipur was flooded with drugs‚ narcotics‚ alcohol as

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    Social Gospel Perhaps a most natural starting point is to realize that the rise of the social gospel within the Roman Catholic Church occurred within the larger context of the economic situation in America during the late nineteenth century. Laissez-faire economics‚ which advocates economic freedom for the business class‚ ruled the day. Also‚ the Panic of 1873‚ which saw unprecedented unemployment among the lower classes and created bread lines in the urban areas greatly affected the national

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    brought meaning to their movement.Music played a huge role during this time. It gave a voice to the people and added hope and bondage. One type of song in the 1960’s‚ would sustain Civil Rights Movements. It was called Jazz and Blues. It was also known as Triumphant Music‚ it brought hope to others in the movement. The Blues and Jazz would tell the roughest times and difficulties of life and put it into a song. This type of song would be used for setbacks‚

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    happy anyhow.” Chief Joseph‚ “An Indian’s View of Indian Affairs” (1879) * “ We gave up some of our country to the white men‚ thinking that then we could have peace…we were mistaken.” Page 29. William Graham Sumner on Social Darwanism (ca. 1880) * “The social difficulty has only undergone temporary amelioration…competition are renewed‚ misery and poverty reappear…The victims of them are those who have inherited diseases.” Page 34. A Second Declaration of Independence (1879) *

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    songs there are motivational artist that began movements around world whether it is politics‚ fashion‚ and social etiquette. Some artists include Michael Jackson‚ Aretha Franklin‚ Public Enemy‚ Bob Marley‚ Tupac‚ and U2. All formed unity throughout the world and impacted many to listen to causes from the civil rights movement‚ to changes in the ghetto‚ to world peace. For example Aretha Franklin’s “Respect” was a big impact for the civil rights movement along with James Brown and Ray Charles. Other

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    was influenced by funk music. Funk music was known as protest lyrics‚ but rap became a genre that evolved from funk music after the 1970’s (Morant‚ 2011‚ p. 80). The music during the civil rights movements eventually became popular and commercialized; several people became part of the civil rights movements and “it created a feeling of courage‚ closeness and belongingness with other members of the civil rights party” (Freeland‚ 2009). Listening and singing these songs served as a cultural activity

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