Thoreau's adoption of transcendentalist beliefs was reflected in both in his writing about nature as well as his political views. The transcendentalist believed that though the world of the soul was paramount, it was necessary to recognize the truth and the beauty of God's creation in the natural world.
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Louis Armstrong
Explanation:
Louis Armstrong was born and raised in New Orleans and became a huge influence in the jazz genre in the 1920s.
Women's representation in U.S. juries has grown over the past hundred years because of legislation and court decisions. Rulings in the federal and state courts expanded the involvement of women in juries.
Explanation:
- The push for the rights of women's jury created similar controversy to the women's suffrage campaign, permeating the media with claims for and against. Many states allowed women to sit much earlier on juries than others.
- The matron jury was an early derogation from the exclusion of women from juries.
- From English common law matrons in American colonies were sometimes called upon to provide advice on pregnancy and childbirth in cases involving pregnant women.
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During world war 1 a lot of soldiers all over the world became disfigured, people lost limbs, eyes, or part of their faces. Many of the people in the generation that lived through the world war would therefore have seen and known people with disfigurement and know how that affected those individuals.
When Annabeth was attacked by the Manticore, they both got thrown over a cliff's edge during a skirmish. She was caught by Luke and the General who was known as the person working closely with Kronos. Artemis later explains how she tried to save the people but she couldn't save Annabeth but she urges other gods to help them.
