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    children and girls did not go to school passed the elementary level. Basic education consisted of being able to read‚ write‚ perform basic computation‚ and religious instruction. Upper class children continued their education and went to Latin grammar schools where they were prepped for college. In order to ensure that all children were given the necessary instruction‚ several laws were passed. In 1642‚ the Massachusetts Bay Colony Law was passed stating that all children must learn how to read and write

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    How Did Artemis Go

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    Artemis & How the Myths Go Long gone before Katniss Everdeen was shooting arrows and sprinting across the forests of district 12‚ existed Artemis. You’ve heard of Artemis right? In Greek mythology‚ Artemis was one of the fiercest goddesses there was. She was the goddess of hunt and the goddess of the Moon. Artemis was independent and kept her promise that she would never marry‚ and she never did. Artemis was awesome‚ and had impressive bowing skills‚ I can even bet you she was born with a bow n

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    Should Women have equal rights to Men? Men and women should have equal rights in the areas of speech‚ education‚ respect and the right to vote. They should be given their rights so that they have the same social‚ economical and political status as men. It has been a cultural belief of many regions that women exist to be housewives and mothers; these beliefs give women limited roles. They are considered inferior to men in terms of intellect; this has underestimated women’s talents leaving them with

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    Life In Colonial Times

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    Colonial Williamsburg represents life in colonial times with colonial buildings‚ architecture‚ and performances. The Capitol‚ built in 1705 and constructed by the contractor‚ Henry Cary‚ has helped build the new nation during the Revolutionary War era‚ now known as the United States of America. The representatives at the Capitol were at the oldest representative assembly in the world. This building was very important during colonial times and it is still relevant to citizens today‚ not just in Williamsburg

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    deal for the future of the African Americans in the Southern states. America could be whole different country today. When you go back to see what the civil war was truly about‚ it was too free the African American slaves and to give them the freedoms and rights they deserved. These people had been treated so badly for so many years. The end of the Civil War and the North winning African Americans could only be overwhelmed with joy at the thought of being treated equal and free. Until the Comprise

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    Outline: I. Colonial Mentality A. Definition B. Symptoms of colonial mentality C. History 1. Cultures and practices shared by foreign countries a. America b. Spain c. Japan II. How colonial mentality is inherited by Filipino individuals A. Denigration of the Filipino self B. Denigration of the Filipino culture and body C. Discrimination against less acculturated Filipinos D. Tolerance and acceptance of historical and contemporary oppression of Filipinos III. Effects of Having Colonial Mentality

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    three hundred years before the American Revolution‚ the colonial South was a kaleidoscope of different people and cultures. Yet all residents of the region shared two important traits. First‚ they lived and worked in a natural environment unlike any other in the American colonies. Second‚ like humans everywhere‚ their presence on the landscape had profound implications for the natural world. Exploring the ecological transformation of the colonial South offers an opportunity to examine the ways in which

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    What is a bird sanctuary? A bird sanctuary is a building or a place where most birds are kept. Bird sanctuaries provide several different habitats to satisfy the needs of a particular species of birds. bird sanctuary - a building where birds are kept     Bird sanctuaries Bird sanctuaries are another option for enhancing open space. The following sections provide guidance in choosing sites and establishing and maintaining bird-friendly habitats. Bird species are extremely variable in their

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    of the Rights of Women. This essay thoroughly describes how women were treated and viewed through the eyes of others‚ mostly men‚ during the 18th century in England. Wollstonecraft speaks out against the sexist nation through this piece not only by pointing out the flaws in man and country but goes even future to attack her own sex in specific passages. During the 18th century in England‚ women were not seen as equals but as “things” whose lives had been condemned at birth. Women were pretty things

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    How Much Land Does A Man Need” Reading Questions 1. What criteria do the two sisters use to judge each other’s lives? 2. What is the younger sister’s message about peasant life? What is her warning about city life? 3. What is Pahóm’s response to the women’s chatter? 4. What does the Devil decide to do when he hears Pahóm boasting? 5. At first‚ what troubles do Pahom have? 6. What opportunity presents itself to Pahom? 7. How many acres does he gain? What are his sacrifices? 8. What joy does

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