<span>Elizabeth Cady Stanton is referring to women. Women in the context of wanting to be allowed to take on new roles in the family and society. Roles that she feels they are entitled to take in the pursuit of happiness.</span>
Wilson believed that American troops were not yet ready to fight, and the British and French would be too quick to commit American troops to battle
Oklahoma asked the federal government for financial support.
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Oklahoma is a state in the south-central region of USA. It became a state in 1907, from the very beginning in 1908 Oklahoma government started numbering system for its initiatives and its 1st successful initiative was Oklahoma initiative 7 (1910) which was displayed in 11th June 1910 special election by proposing two most important questions:
- Shall permanent state capital to be established?
- If yes then options were Guthrie/Oklahoma/Shawnee
People chose Oklahoma, initiative was passed and Oklahoma City became Capital. After becoming state many new initiatives were passed like Oklahoma Initiative 10 for literacy test required as a qualification for voting, while Oklahoma Initiative 11 rejected as it was demanding for liquor sales to be allowed. These all-new initiatives demanded huge financial support which was catered by the federal government. Hence Oklahoma government started the state’s development by taking a fruitful and ethical decision for their public welfare.
I think it is Free state, I am not 100% sure though. Sorry
According to Melvin Burke Donalson in his book, "Hip Hop in American Cinema," the feel-good innocence of hip hop had been decimated by the "omnipresent gangsta rap."
Hip hop is a subculture<span> and </span>art movement<span> developed in </span>South Bronx, New York City during the late 1970s and arose as a form of expression of the urban Black and Latino youth, who were considered as marginalized communities at that time. It has nine elements namely, breakdancing, rapping, graffiti art, djing, beatboxing, street fashion, street language, street knowledge, and street entrepreneuralism. Hiphop has been most closely associated with hiphop music, which comprises 4 elements of hiphop (breakdancing, rapping, DJing, and beatboxing).
By the end of the 1990s however, gangsta rap dominated. The raps comprised of lyrics which emphasis on drugs, violence, and misogyny--quite unlike the "feel-good innocence" of hiphop.
