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…Abstract The theories of Sister Callista Roy and Abraham Maslow were identified and discussed in relation to their impact on nursing care. The environment and a person's level of adaptation to both external and internal stimuli were identified as the basis…

…, not pragmatic problem solvers who could quickly fix up societies problems. When the Czar fell, there were two main problems facing Russian society. One was the active war in the west against Germany, and two was the peasant land reform issue. Kerensky…

…court. She then learned to speak Russian, to convince to court of her good will. She studied rituals of orthodoxy and was careful to show respect for her new religion. While she was doing this she and her husband disagreed more, because he made no attempts…

…" and brought it to a new level. Bismarck used "realpolitik" to get his enemy into a position where they had no military allies, and then attacked quickly and decisively. He did not take the liberal approach towards reform, rather he did not even recognize his…

…institutions and basic human relationships. All human relationships involved a set of defined roles and mutual obligations; each participant should understand and conform to his/her proper role. Starting from individual and family, people acting rightly could reform…

…the modern perspective of equality and the way in which we came to know it today. Immediately prior to the Protestant Reformation, the beginning point for most theologies of government was that the Christian citizen was obligated to submit to the civil ruler…

…business Republicans and had no truck with political reforms, although he engaged actively in philanthropies." (Pg. 279) His government held no intentions of real reform, but he sure liked to talk about them. Roosevelt used the Progressive party to gain…

…, recovery, and reform. All three factors were dependent on each other and if relief, the first step was not completely successful then the others would fail also. The first thing that had to be done was to put money in the hands of the people. Hopefully…

…. Inmate activities thus made Sing Sing a money-making opportunity but Lynds' cruel and unjust punishments influenced the care of the prisoners negatively. Consequently, his totalitarian conduct decreased the productivity inevitably. Lynds' strict regime…

…all a different route to China. It seems that he was so focused on finding this route that he didn't even care about having discovered something totally new, to the Spaniards at least. His voyage brought great changes to what we now know as America. Due…