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    Identify and briefly explain three reasons why the New Christian Right might have failed to achieve its aims (9marks) The New Christian Right is a politically and morally conservative‚ protestant fundamentalist movement. The aims are extremely ambitious as they wish to make abortion‚ homosexuality and divorce illegal. They want to turn back to a time before liberalisation of American culture and society began. The New Christian Right may have failed to achieve its aims because the group lacked wide

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    (rap) and what the Hip-Hop movement is‚ is that Hip-Hop is a lifestyle but the Hip-Hop we see on television is a media creation. We have to look at hip-hop as a whole culture and rap as something that comes out of it. Although Hip-Hop was originated by a mostly Negro constituency‚ it has evolved since its creation into a "worldwide forum through which family‚ community‚ social and political grievances" (HHC) can be voiced through various art forms. Today‚ the Hip-Hop movement (if looked at as it’s meant

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    history and today‚ and the successes and failures of movements for social and legal change. These movements were not brought together through voting‚ they weren’t brought together through submissive compliance to the system‚ they were brought on through civil unrest and disobedience. Progressive sociopolitical movements at their core‚ are initiated by the acts of an individual or a group that challenge the system‚ acts that can inspire mass movements for positive change. The issue with asking as to

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    civility and nonviolent resistance‚ Dr. King became an emblem for the Civil Rights movement of the 1960’s. This movement inspired others‚ not just within the African-American community‚ to take a stand against racial discrimination and social injustice and to fight for equality‚ the underrepresented‚ the disenfranchised. There have been many individuals since then that have contributed greatly in the fight for social justice and civil rights‚ some of which have taken Dr. King’s direction of civil disobedience

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    your last paper‚ Film – IJA & worksheet‚ the small group in-class presentations Outline: Know the basic information for of each of the following items and be able to explain how it is related to this part of our course. 1) Early Women’s Movement 2) Pre-history - Matriarchy vs. Patriarchy 3) The Woman Question i) Early critiques – Camille dePizan‚ Poullain dela Barre‚ Astell 4) Age of Enlightenment- Definition‚ tenets‚ philosophies‚ dates ii) Natural Rights

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    many kinds of social discrimination existed all over the world‚ such as racial‚ religions‚ sex discrimination etc. Every person has equality before the law‚ but‚ in many case‚ the fate of people would be decided to depend on their background. Depending on parent income‚ some people can graduate from private university‚ others just graduate from public high school. In fact‚ these different of process would greatly influence in their future. As I watched video which story about social discrimination

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    Social Reforms in India

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    education‚ rational‚ Urnanitarian and scientific approach to life which ushered in both in action reaction reform movements in religion were largely responsible for social reform movements in the 19th and 20th centuries Rammohan Roy‚ a pioneer in modern religious reform movements in India‚ was also the Morning Star of GullyBaba Publishing House modern social reform movement in the country. Social reform became integral part of religious reform in India and this was equally true of Brahm0 Samaj‚ Prarthana

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    One of the first things we have learned about politics this semester is that there is a constant struggle over the true definition‚ especially in how broad or narrow the definition is. When Thomas Jefferson wrote that "Politics are such torment that I would advise everyone I love not to mix with them." it is understood that he is referring to the electoral and governmental aspects of politics. If Dr. Michael Rivage-Seul and Leslie Cagan were to read this quote‚ they would argue that Jefferson has

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    what extent was the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) responsible for the successes of the civil rights campaign in the years 1945–57? Indicative content The question is focused on the success of the civil rights movement in the years 1945-57‚ and the significance of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) in contributing to that success. In considering the given factor‚ candidates may refer to the fact that the NAACP was an established

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    revolutionary movement across the country and subsequently changed the war on racism in the 1960s. Gladwell states through his essay “Small Change: Why the Revolution Will Not Be Tweeted” how most people can become activists by completing simple actions with the ties they have with people that could forever change the world. Gladwell says that in the world that we are in right now‚ there is a tool that has reinvented how the people of the world can fight a big cause. It is the tool of social media‚ creating

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