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    Civic Engagement

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    The images are haunting‚ fathers and mothers grieving as they bury their sons and daughters because of gang violence. Mourning relatives at funerals and candlelight community vigils fill our television screens and newspaper front pages. Gang violence in America is once again on the rise. Nationwide gang homicides are up an alarming 50 percent since 1999. Serious violent criminals need to be arrested‚ convicted and locked up. But in order to curb gang violence we must find ways to intervene and offer

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    Buck V. Bell

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    test revealed that she had the mind of an eight year old. Carrie and her mother were sent to the Colony for the Epileptic and Feebleminded (Buck v. Bell‚ 2006). Dr. Albert Priddy was the superintendent of the State Colony for Epileptics and Feeble-Minded at Lynchburg he supported the population through the eugenics movement and sterilization. Dr. Priddy had sterilized about 75 to 100 young women without their permission. While doing the sterilization the Virginia legislature did not approved Dr. Priddy

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    “Becoming a Fair-minded Thinker” A fair-minded thinker means to have the ability to think clearly and strongly about a topic. With the right amount of research you are ready and able to recite everything you have obtained from the topic. You also have your own point of view on the subject. More in depth‚ a fair-minded person is not easily tricked by slick argumentation. They have there own opinion on things but if you have a better argument they are willing to accept that and change there

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    Civic Sense

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    Civic sense‚ or rather the lack of it‚ is a topic that has been widely discussed and argued in India. Somehow‚ most Indians do not care much for civic sense. And this attitude is prevalent across all sections of society. People today are so driven towards their personal goals that civic sense as an ethic has become a low priority‚ almost a nuisance. But this attitude could be harmful for India in the long run. Civic sense has dropped to an all-time low in recent years‚ as is rather obvious from

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    Civics Outline

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    Civics Homework Outline 1 I. Jamestown – The House of Burgesses A. The first permanent English settlement‚ Jamestown‚ was founded in 1607 near the Chesapeake Bay and James River. It was founded because the Virginia Company of London financed an expedition to the Chesapeake Bay. The colonists needed to find a place to settle‚ so they sailed up the James River and found a spot to settle. B. The colonists made a decision to grow tobacco. This changed Jamestown

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    Civic sense

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    not so common. In the context of India‚ we can add one more sentence – civic sense is not so common here. Though we live in a civil society‚ education standards are lot better than the third world country and we are an emerging world power. Even then‚ when it comes to civic sense‚ we fare very poorly. Before moving to other aspects related to civic sense it is better to first understand this term. What is Civic Sense Civic sense is nothing but a common sense in general. It means that that our

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    Civic Responsibilities

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    A Practical Guide for Integrating Civic Responsibility into the Curriculum K a r l a G o t t l i e b and G a i l R o b i n s o n ‚ Editors A Practical Guide for Integrating Civic Responsibility into the Curriculum Edited by Karla Gottlieb and Gail Robinson Community College Press ® a division of the American Association of Community Colleges Washington‚ D.C. The American Association of Community Colleges (AACC) is the primary advocacy organization for the nation’s community

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    Developmental Center or simply Fernald) The Fernald Center‚ originally called the Massachusetts School for the Feeble-Minded‚ was founded by reformer Samuel Gridley Howe in 1848 with a $2‚500 appropriation from the Massachusetts State Legislature. Built In 1888‚ the state school eventually comprised 72 buildings total‚ at its peak‚ some 2‚500 people were confined there‚ most of them "feeble-minded" boys. More than half of the population had average IQ’s. In the 20th century the living conditions were not

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    Deviance: Nature vs. Nurture Every society has developed their own rules and principles‚ and every society contains those who break away from these norms and expectations. These people are called deviants. All societies throughout history have had these deviants who refuse to follow the rules set up by the community in which they live. Deviance is necessary‚ to some degree‚ for societies to advance. Without deviance‚ human culture would stagnate. The causes of deviance‚ like many

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    Value of Human Life

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    mentally disabled people is no big deal because they do not value life as a Christian would. The Buck vs. Bell case in 1927 is a case that deals specifically with the sterilization of mentally disabled people. It legalized this act against the “feeble minded or socially inadequate” (Dorr). Officially speaking‚ the Supreme Court has never overruled this law. However‚ the act is being rebuked by many areas of the country. Creationists view this law as immoral because of the high value that they place on

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