Stain insisted that Roosevelt and Churchill open a second front in France just to get rid of the pressure that the German forces were giving the Soviet Union
The Grimké sisters were among the first to explicitly connect race oppression to women’s oppression. Using a Kantian ethical argument that opposes using humans as means rather than as ends in themselves, she noted that historically “woman has been made a means to promote the welfare of man”
She tied the subordination of slaves and women to educational deprivation, noting that both women and slaves been deemed mentally inferior “while being denied the privileges of liberal education”
The right answer would be the third one: That was the derogatory term that others called her family.
The poem speaks about the reality of prisoners of war, and in this specific context, the japanese people in Vietnam, after the strategic destruction of dams around a local river.
The reason why they would not sell anything to them at the town, was because of the conflict that arose, which led them to be seen as enemies.
<span>On television, in the 1960s presidential debates, it was "Kenney" who appeared able, articulate, and energetic, since he was by far the youngest of the group. </span>
In order for the constitution to be amended it must be passed by the federal government and it also has to be passed by 3/4 of the states... the whole point of federalism is that in addition to a central government (the united states federal government) there are separate sovereign states or provinces (individual states)
because an amendment needs the blessing of both the federal government and the states it demonstrates federalism
