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    should we even bother reading literature from eras where we did not grow up in? It seems as though over time‚ the written works would lose its relevance to the current generation. This is a question that most students ask their teachers. Themes are universal and have survived the test of time. Love‚ anger and hate are emotions that have been around forever; they don ’t change. It is only the style of writing that changes over time. For instance‚ in the poem “We Real Cool”‚ Brooks appeals to a younger

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    Victoria Woodhull- The first woman to declare herself as a candidate for president‚ Woodhull announced her run on April 2‚ 1870‚ by sending a notice to the New York Herald. This was an absolutely astounding thing to do: women only recently received the right to vote in the two relatively obscure territories of Wyoming and Utah‚ and it would be another fifty years before the ratification of the 19th Amendment that assured the ballot to all American women. Moreover‚ she took this step without

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    and peers interested in and sharing in your same beliefs and ideals and having peers to converse with to learn and research subject matter than you all enjoy and share interest in. 5. What is the universal audience? What are the special qualities of this audience? Why is it a useful idea? • The universal audience is an imagined audience that serves as an ethical and

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    did Parliament pass the Reform Bill of 1832? What changes did it make? 5. What changes did the People’s Charter of 1838 petition for? 6. Who presided over all this historic change? 7. By 1890‚ several industrial countries had universal male suffrage‚ when did women gain the right to vote in Great Britain and the United States? 8. Which organization became the most militant organization for women’s rights? Who was the leader of this organization? What did they do when they jailed

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    Were the chartists successful in their aims? The electoral system in the early nineteenth century was radically different from the parliamentary democracy we have today. The system was not representative of the population in terms of wealth or region‚ and elections were open to corruption. Before 1832‚ just ten per cent of British adult males were eligible to vote – and this portion of the population was the richest. There were many efforts to reform this outdated system by people who used methods

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    DBQ Essay By: Anna Wilson There were several main political and economic events that reshaped American society between the years of 1820 and 1848 to a large extent. This era‚ also known as the Jacksonian era‚ brought vibrant political movements towards a greater democracy and was a time of technological advancements and reformation‚ which forever impacted American ideals‚ due to the American System and its three main points leading to industrialization and the rise of democracy causing a wide form

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    Mandy Huang 5/21/13 Universal Truths Universal truths can decipher lessons about life which can be found in different genres of text. The three texts‚ “A Worn Path” by Eudora Welty‚ “The Road Not Taken” by Robert Frost‚ and “The Journey” by Mary Oliver share a similar universal truth and themes. The universal truth found in the three texts presents struggle and determination. Each author presents the universal truths in a resembling and diverse way. In the story‚ “A Worn

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    will take ZAR 620 000 000.00 (A) when I’ve done a year’s work (C) in order to get really‚ really rich (E)." 2. Restate this maxim as a universal law; "All people (7 billion of them) will take ZAR 620 000 000.00 when they’ve done a year’s work in order to get really‚ really rich." 3. Ask whether your maxim is conceivable in a world ruled by the universal law; In a real world if individuals earned 620million for a years worth of work there are bound to be huge increases of income and spending

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    weather changes‚ then it would be a different result and ranking for which country is the best in healthcare. (Navarro) The agenda that World Health Organization has for universal healthcare is to help end certain disease‚ decrease stats of health issues‚ and provided a livable life for all. One of them are the financial burden that medical bills cause and other things. The others are decreasing child mortality rate‚ decrease obesity in adults and children‚ stop the HIV/AIDs viruses‚ ending tuberculosis

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    equal start in life‚ but equality of opportunity did not mean equality of result. Jacksonian democracy was built on several principals that began with expanding suffrage to those that did not have the privilege before. The Jacksonians believed that voting rights should be extended to all white men and so by 1820‚ universal white male suffrage was the new normal‚ and by 1850 nearly all requirements to own property or pay taxes had been dropped‚ granting everyone equal rights to exercise their voting

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