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    Communalism

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    factors‚ communalism is raising its ugly face in India after the Independence and also creating great problems even in the working of Indian political system. Remedies: . Efforts should be made by the enlightened citizens to discourage the communal and caste based forces from the social‚ political and electoral process in order to make these forces irrelevant. They are to be opposed not to be appeased. . Communal carnage and caste wars should be dealt strictly with new strategies. . To usher

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    This dance looks very similar to the waltz; however‚ the rhythm is very much different. The waltz is a very formal and elegant dance. It is a ballroom and folk dance. The dancers would constantly be moving as it defines the romantic vibe it is trying to express. It is a truly smooth and romantic dance‚ which is the reason why it is one of the most popular ballroom dances of all time. It has a very basic movement with a distinctive rhythm pattern. The waltz is easy to identify and straightforward to learn

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    CHAPTER 4—ESSENTIALS OF PLANNING MULTIPLE CHOICE 1. Planning is a. a complex and comprehensive process involving interrelated stages. b. organizing‚ implementing‚ and controlling. c. finding the best person for a job. d. communicating effectively with stakeholders. 2. Strategic plans are designed to a. implement operational plans. b. establish day-by-day procedures. c. shape the destiny of the firm. d. carrying out the functions of management. 3. The purpose of tactical planning is to a. establish

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    is brought about through as love as a cause of violence‚ the conflict between this individual and society and the idea of fate this shown in the ballroom scene and the fight scene. A scene that explores the idea of how violence‚ prejudice and hatred interfere with the ability for the main characters of Romeo and Juliet is Act 1‚ Scene 5‚ The Ballroom Scene. Violence‚ prejudice and hatred is shown mostly in this scene by Tybalt anger for the Montague’s. Just as Romeo saw Juliet and he was amazed

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    The pursuit of a fixed definition to the Australian identity has been a controversial journey‚ and the identity remains as elusive as ever today. For that reason‚ the theme of the 2009 Brisbane Film Festival will be Australian Identity in Film – A Retrospective‚ as we hope to explore the ways in which Australian feature films have helped shape the complexities and diversity of Australia’s culture and identity. In particular‚ the festival will explore the diverse representations of homosexuals in

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    types of dances

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    Types of Dance Ballroom Dance: The Ballroom dance is one of the most entertaining and elite styles of dancing. In the earlier days‚ Ballroom dance was only for the privileged class of people. This style of partner dance originated in Germany but is popular all over the world. Today‚ the popularity of Ballroom dance has spread to many corners! This dance includes many other dance styles (Tango‚ Waltz‚Foxtrot‚ Swing‚ Cha-cha‚ Rumba‚ Samba‚ Salsa‚ etc.). There are many dance techniques that have been

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    OUR COUNTRYS GOOD 1.Summary Our country’s good is a play about convicts and royal marines send to Australia in the late 1780’s as part of the first penal colony there. The play sees Second Lieutenant Ralph Clark’s attempt to put on a production of ‘The Recruiting officer’ with the convicts. The play shows the class system and shows themes such as sexuality‚ social class and punishment. 2. When was our country’s good written? 1998 3. When did Weternbaker write this play? 1998 4. What did

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    EDU 291 History Review Bussey/45940/History Review 1. Define children’s literature. Both fiction and non-fiction books‚ written especially for children 0-12 years old. 2. Name four children’s basic needs met by reading books. Just list them‚ but be aware of the meaning of each. (There are seven basic needs listed in your reading. These are not Maslov’s Basic Human Needs.) Security‚ Achievement‚ Belonging‚ To love and be loved. 3. Define the term "vicarious experience." What does it have

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    place looked “heavenly”. 2- Why is Leila so excited to go to the ball? - She is excited to go to the ball because she has never assist to one before 3- Give five details about the ballroom and the decoration inside. Give some contrasting details to show Leila’s life style. -The ballroom had golden floors‚ azaleas‚ lanterns‚ and a stage at the end with a red carpet‚ gilt chairs and a band. -The boarding school she studied at had dusty smelling halls‚ calico texts on the walls.

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    Persuasive Research Essay/a 1920s Event – Dances During the Roaring Twenties young Americans responded to this criticism by expanding on all of these violations‚ with more outrageous slang‚ jazzier music and dance‚ shorter and flimsier dresses and shorter hair. The dance styles of the 1920s were vibrant‚ lively‚ exuberant and full of life. In the 1920s many people would dance for long periods of time. Dance clubs became rather popular in the 1920s. Dance contests were nationally held and sponsored

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