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…their group ("outgroup") (Phoenix 2002, p63). During this experiment the boy's consistently gave more points to the boys in their own group, this shows prejudices towards members of their own group. A "natural experiment" was carried out by "Jane Elliot…

…April 13, 1743, in Albemarie County, Virginia, Thomas Jefferson was the only child born to Peter Jefferson and Jane Randolph, members of the most famous families in Virginia. He attended the College of William and Mary and studied law (1762-1767). Jefferson…

…, Jane, Mr. Spencer, his sister Phoebe, and most importantly, his dead brother, Allie. In fact, the museum was built mainly for Allie. He would put Allie in the museum because he couldn't accept the fact that he was dead, and needed to keep him alive in his…

…. They attacked Christian missions, slaughtering foreign missionaries and Chinese converts. Fei Ch'i-hao, a Chinese Christian convert, described in his account of the Boxer Rebellion (quoted in Eva Jane Price, China Journal, 1889-1900) of how he and his missionary…

…wasn't much in the mood any more to give old Jane a buzz." (Pg. 150) <Tab/>Holden also had a problem getting his motivation together in order tocomplete schoolwork and succeed in his prep school. I have similar problems with my motivation…

…playing leading roles. By 1968, protesters numbered almost seven million with more than half being youths in the colleges. In addition to students and youths, Dr. B. Spock, Mohammad Ali, Actress Jane Fonda, Tom Hayden and Martin Luther King were among many who…

…regarded in that particular culture. High culture is seen as texts such as Shakespeare, Jane Austen and Charles Dickens. These have also been known to be "the greats" or "the classics". This type of literature is seen as "good for you and in some sense profound…

…favourite segment words that changed the world. I'm your host Mary-Jane for 3GG, and this is Bob Dylan Blowing in the wind.…

…involvement in a coup led by his father, the tyrant Northumberland, intending to oust Mary and Elizabeth for of Lady Jane Gray. The first evidence of their involvement was in a dispatch from deFeria to King Phillip dated April 1559: "During the last few days…

…. The nostrils were also very finely incised. The chin moko was always the most popular, and continued to be practised even into the 1970s.<Tab/> <Tab/> Right : Portrait of Jane Kauangaro, a Maori woman from the Wanganui district, wearing…