Tenant Evictions in Foreclosure: Rights and Recourse
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T Kunta Kinte was born in Juffure.
F The Koro family was friendly with Kunta Kinte. They were enemies.
T Silla is Omoro's brother.
T John Waller owns a tobacco plantation.
T Kunta Kinte tries to escape John Waller's farm during the New Year party.
F Part 2 happens 20 years after part 1. Only 12 years pass.
T Kunta joins the army as an officer.
T Fiddler dies during Kizzy's naming ceremony.
T Noah dies in a big fire in the woods.
T Tom Lea lives in North Carolina.
F Mingo is Kunta Kinte's uncle. Mingo is a friend of Chicken George.
F In the duel, both men have the right to shoot their guns three times. They can only shoot twice.
T Marcellus offers $2,000 for Kizzy's freedom.
F Mingo dies because of sickness. He dies from a beating.
T George is... Continue reading "Roots: A Study Guide" »
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The romanticism was the movement during the 19th Century.
This period was focused in the representation of the self, the philosophy represented in society and the mind as the main source of thinking.
Poetry was the maxim exponent of Romanticism, it represented Literature. Poets considered themselves as leaders that helped to understand society. The poet taught, guided and lead the rest to the truth. They teach them how the world works.
Each poet interpreted Romanticism in his own way; the romantic elements were observed and discussed in different points of view. All of them structured their “romanticism”.
There were two generations of romantic poets. The first generation composed by W. Wordsworth and Coleridge (which is the main interest in... Continue reading "The Romanticism Movement: Poetry, Language, and Society" »
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Politics: Power was concentrated in the hands of a supreme leader and one ruling political party. Propaganda was used to spread the party's message and glorify the leader. There were no free elections, and other political parties were prohibited.
Economy: The state intervened in and controlled the economy. Public-works programmes were used to reduce unemployment, and trade unions were prohibited or controlled by the ruling party.
Society: The state limited rights and freedoms, and repressive measures were used against people who opposed or criticised the regime.
Foreign policy: These regimes pursued expansionist foreign policies to gain new territory and access to raw materials.
In April... Continue reading "Authoritarian Regimes & Spain's Second Republic: History" »
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Changed name of country from Persia to Iran
Shah ousted in 1979 revolution
Prime Minister ousted by CIA Coup
1st President - Non Cleric
1st Prime Minister after Iranian Revolution
Former president (89-97) now head of expediency, very centrist
5th President of Iran (97-05) - Minister of Culture, freedom of press
6th president of Iran
Current president
Language of Iran
Largest religious minority near Azerbaijan
First prime minister, role abolished, ousted by Khomeini
Feyadin, Tudeh (Marxist guerrilla group)
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Dao means “way” or “path”. In Daoism, it is the primary source of the cosmos, the very ground of all being; therefore, Ch’i (breath, force, power, material energy) embodies the idea of the cosmos. However, Wu Wei (actionless action) seemingly contradicts Dao because these actions don't appear as a defined path or way one might traditionally follow to reach a final destination.
Theravada Buddhism is considered more traditional, with the goal being to become an Arhat (a perfected saint).
Mahayana Buddhism is more fluid, with the goal being to become a bodhisattva, a guide to Nirvana.
Both are the two most practiced forms of Buddhism. Mahayana saw... Continue reading "Comparative Religion: Paths to Enlightenment and Salvation" »
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