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Category: /Social Sciences
…for financial security. Many women in unhappy marriages found that they could divorce and still support themselves. These economic changes were followed by social changes: divorce became more expectable and easier to obtain.          Some experts believe…
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…in the capitalist economy, to a call for the establishment of a socialist government. Reforms were initiated by individuals, and at the city, state, and national levels of the government. Social reformers such as Margaret Sanger, Booker T. Washington, and W.E.B. DuBois…
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…to conform than to speak out. What if you were to act out and ones actions was totally without merit? Which could lead to social isolation or physical harm. For example, if I was out shopping and thought I saw someone shop lifting, I would not feel comfortable…
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…firms tend to squirm. By law they must record Social Security number, the marker that can unlock the data in all too many other accounts. If your money is not safe, if one knows how much money you have in this society then you are at a disadvantage. While…
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…protection against a social lurch to the right. Al Gore believes that a woman should have a right to legal abortions, and that they should be "safe and rare." Gore supports FDA approval of abortion pill Mifeprex and he wants to reinforce security around clinics…
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…: To promote economic and social progress To assert the identity of the European Union on the international scene To introduce European citizenship To develop an area of freedom, security and justice To maintain and build on established EU law Officially…
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…. Instead attachments were formed with individuals who were prepared to play, be responsible and interact socially with the child. Based on such studies, Bowlby's reasoning was that the biological need for security has resulted in infants possessing a number…
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…The United Nations (UN) is an international organization of 191 countries, with the central role of promoting peace and security, development as well as human rights around the world. Unfortunately, the UN seems drifting towards irrelevance because…
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…by a government known as the Taliban. In order to stop bin Laden, the Taliban must be stopped, too. The Taliban is the government of Afghanistan, which harbors bin Laden. Also, it supplies and aids him. The U.S. needs to cut all economic and social ties…
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Category: /Literature/English
…"family". Individuals' own views on politics, philosophy, upbringing and proper morals and culture all play a part in our view of the model family. When I graduate college, get secure financially and find the right person, I want a family just like most…
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