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Rebellion & Social Movements
lewd
rebellious
dangerous
The older generations were worried about "juvenile delinquency"
Elvis challenged the status quo and set trends that shaped the youth culture. The way he dressed, spoke, the lyrics he sang and the way that he danced provoked an energy in teenagers that adult society found repulsive and offensive.
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The enactment of the Clean Air Act of 1970 (1970 CAA) resulted in a major shift in the federal government's role in air pollution control. This legislation authorized the development of comprehensive federal and state regulations to limit emissions from both stationary (industrial) sources and mobile sources.
This celebration exemplifies an attitude toward death that actually cherish dead, Mexicans are not afraid of the dead, they see it as an important part of their culture. It is a way to keep in touch with their beloved ones after they die.
It is also a way to bring the family together for an otherwise sad moment. By celebrating the day of the dead, Mexican people always stay alive, they keep their traditions and way of living alive generation after generation.
As the Bloody Sunday, as the 1905 Revolution was named, was a turmoil of the people of Russia calling for a change in their government as a result of all the wrong decisions made by the czars, if I could go back in time to avoid such a massacre I would urge czar Nicholas II to grant basic rights to the population, to grant citizens the most basic civil liberties, to bridge the gap between the lower class of the population and the feudal lords who still owned the vast majority of lands farmed by peasants and I will also advice him to provide better labor conditions for all the labor force. Thus, I would expect a society with a better lifestyle, whose rights were respected and fulfilled, the wellbeing of the workers at work place, a better economy for worker class, so that they would not need to lead to uprisings to protest, and call for changes. In a result, the great massacre could be avoided.
Answer= Pharaoh Akhenaten
Akhenaten was the first Pharaoh to establish monotheism in Egypt. He is also believed to be King Tuts father.
