'Individual freedoms' diaporamas de présentation

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SPORT IN THE ANCIENT WORLD AND OUR EUROPEAN HERITAGE

SPORT IN THE ANCIENT WORLD AND OUR EUROPEAN HERITAGE EARLY CULTURES Egypt Warriors trained Dancing was valued in religion China Only the military class valued physical development India Yoga, a system of meditation and regulated breathing HOMERIC ERA (prehistoric time to 776 B.C.)

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Moral Issues In Policing

Moral Issues In Policing. Moral Issues in Policing. Should police be held to the same or higher standards than other members of society? Courage? Fairness? Justice? Why or why not?. Moral Issues in Policing.

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The Constitution

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Future Directions in Criminology

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English Society in the 17 th Century (1600s)

English Society in the 17 th Century (1600s). Use pg 21 from t he textbook and indicate on t he map with a key where the population density is, where wool production is along with textile production and metal manufacturing. Quote of the Day.

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Chapter 3 Section 2: Amending the Constitution

Chapter 3 Section 2: Amending the Constitution. Amendments. Changes to the Constitution All such amendments must be proposed and ratified through a formal process. Methods of Amending the Constitution. Found in Article V of the Constitution

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Bill of Rights

Bill of Rights. The first Ten Amendments. Bill of Rights =. Protect our individual freedoms or privileges.

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World History: The Earth and its Peoples

World History: The Earth and its Peoples. Chapter 21 Revolutionary Changes in the Atlantic World, 1750-1850. Objectives. Understand the economic and ideological causes of the American, the French, and the Haitian Revolutions..

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Ch 4.3: Political Systems

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In brief: what is the rule of law?

In brief: what is the rule of law?. See http://www.ruleoflaw.org.au for other case studies on the rule of law appropriate for legal studies. What is the RoLIA ?. An independent, not for profit organisation promoting discussion of the rule of law and transparency in government

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1984

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FASCISM

FASCISM. What is it? How did come to be?. 1930s. Massive unemployment Democracies incapable of dealing with situation. Competing ideologies. Because of this, other political ideologies grow in popularity. The Hammer and Sickle, a Communist symbol. Extreme left. Centre. Extreme right.

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http://ucsbhistory4c.wordpress.com/. What does optimism have to do with any of this? What is optimism anyway?.

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Popular Sovereignty and

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Constitutional Debate

Constitutional Debate. Ratify. to approve (9 states had to ratify it). Federalist. - Supporters of the new Constitution - George Washington, Franklin, John Jay, James Madison, Alexander Hamilton -Federalists feared disorder without a strong central government. The Federalist Papers.

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Introduction to Ayn Rand and Anthem

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Chapter 6 Section 2

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CBA/ABATE of NC, INC.

What has CBA/ABATE Done for You Lately? 2011 Accomplishments:

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