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Religious tyranny and hypocrisy in the Second Great Awakening

Foner, Eric Give Me Liberty! An American History Second Edition New York: W.W. Norton & Company, 2009 The Second Great Awakening was the antithesis of freedom and hypocrisy at its best. The United States was developed in response to several catalysts.

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Michael Heizer's installation art and land art practices

The American artist and sculptor Michael Heizer (1944- ) is the son of an anthropologist who specialized in the Native American tribes of the West. Heizer's early exposure to native art and wide open spaces are evident in almost all of his creations.

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NETS technological standards for first grade classroom instruction

The technologies that are available to elementary schools and their students can very greatly from district to district and state to state, but it can be reasonably assumed that all schools have computers, if not in the classrooms then at least in the library and/or media center.

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Lionel Aldridge and paranoid schizophrenia in professional athletes

Schizophrenia is a terrible mental disorder that cases delusions and mood disturbances in its sufferers. Paranoid schizophrenia is a specific disorder within the larger group of schizophrenic disorders.

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Guy Richie's cinematic techniques in Rocknrolla

Complexity is one of the best words that can describe Guy Richie's 2008 film Rocknrolla, as the script focuses on the violence and fun present in the London underground.

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Authority and power in Arthur Miller's The Crucible

Arthur Miller's the Crucible, a fictional dramatization of the Salem witch trials that contained a great deal of relevant contemporary commentary, questions the very nature of power and authority.

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The 2008 financial crisis and American unemployment

Last year, the American population reached the peak of increased access to mortgages, and most people saw this as the first step in fulfilling their own American dream.

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The man box: gender stereotypes and emotional masculinity

'Men are from Mars; Women are from Venus' proclaims a popular line of self-help books. The differences between the genders have become such an ingrained social stereotype, even in the 21st century, they have become an industry.

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Locke and Rousseau's opposing theories of early childhood education

John Locke and Jean-Jacques Rousseau have both believed in promotion of reason as an essential factor in social contract theories yet their stance on early childhood education differ sharply.

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Red Hat's financial efficiency and open source business strategy

Red Hat's financial statements reveals a decreasing value for most financial highlights in 2009 comparative to 2008. The value of their current assets decreased from $1,192,356 in 2008 to $890,832 in 2009; the total assets decreased from $2,079,982 to $1,753,636.

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