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Applied ethics refers to the practical application of moral considerations. It is ethics with respect to real-world actions and their moral considerations in the areas of private and public life, the professions, health, technology, law, and leadership.
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In Sub - Saharan trade, gold , salt and slaves were the most important commodities.
Gold came from Bambuk in the valley of the Senegal where there was a lot of alluvial gold. Rock salt came from areas in the Sahara which were once covered by inland seas. Its extraction, in large blocks under the blazing sun, was appalling work carried out by slaves.
Slaves mainly came from around the region of Lake Chad, where the Zaghawa tribes made a habit of raiding their neighbors and selling them to Arab purchasers in the north.
Other important commodities were cola nuts, dates, copper and brass.
The Mid-Term here refers to the middle of the Presidential Term, that is, the term of the president. (so they occur 2 years after the presidential election). During the elections, the seats (all of them) of the House of Representatives are chosen, and around one third of the seats in the Senate.
One of the things that this letter suggests about the NAWSA's approach to the issue of female suffrage at the end of the 1910s is that its members used traditional political channels to achieve their goal. In this letter, we can see the methods that the NAWSA employs. We learn that NAWSA's vice president Mary Garrett Hay communicated with Congressmen twice a day. She was also informed about the speaker, floor leader and suffrage committee. Moreover, she wants to associate with either the Democrats or the Republicans. All of this shows that she is trying to use traditional politics in order to achieve change.
