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…; the transformation of that crisis into a war was the responsibility of Germany". (Matel, 1984:72-76). Although Germany can bear a lot of responsibility for the outbreak of World War One, it is important that the other nations' role in this event are also recognized…

…1982 25.5 55.8 81.3 1983 25.5 57.7 83.2 1984 33.1 81.0 114.1 1985 34.2 82.4 116.6 1986 20.1 68.5 88.6 1987 8.2 41.8 50.0 1988…

…massive numbers of albums during the 1980’s, culminating with Lionel Richies’s 1984 Can’t Slow Down, which became the largest selling album in the company’s history when it sold 10 million copies worldwide. In June 1988, Berry Gordy sold Motown Records…

…Webster New World Dictionary 1984 N.Y. New York…

…Mexico Historical Review pp. 319-345 October 1997. Lopez, Yvette "Navajo Code Talkers" raphael.math.uic.edu/~jeremy/crypt/contrib/lopex2.html pp1-3. McCoy, Ron "Navajo Code Talkers of World War II" American Heritage 67-73 1984.…

…% devaluation. In 1984 the economy had decreased nearly 7% since the previous year, and it lost another 3.8% the following year. People in the upper class who were involved in banking and other financially alert professions quickly saw the disturbing fate…

…, coffee shops, trains, buses, even schools and offices. Sales of manga for 1984 totaled 297 billion yen (US$ 1.2 billion), although this figure does not include any of the income from manga-related products (Schodt, 1986, p. 138). Nature of television…

…, McFarland and Co. (1984); FACETS AFRICAN-AMERICAN VIDEO GUIDE by Patrick Ogle, Facets Multimedia, Inc. (1994). Teachers interested in further inquiry and useful background information should check out BIO-PICS: HOW HOLLYWOOD CONSTRUCTED PUBLIC HISTORY by George F…

…, McFarland and Co. (1984); FACETS AFRICAN-AMERICAN VIDEO GUIDE by Patrick Ogle, Facets Multimedia, Inc. (1994). Teachers interested in further inquiry and useful background information should check out BIO-PICS: HOW HOLLYWOOD CONSTRUCTED PUBLIC HISTORY by George F…

…would result in the revitalization of local cultures. “No human group could invent by itself more than a small part of its cultural and technical heritage” (1984, p1), so we can see that alone, none of the local cultures would have survived the wars or until…