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The term for the idea that people with the same ethnic origins language and political ideas had the right to form sovereign states was?
self-determination
What are the main points of culture?
Culture is defined as the language, beliefs, values, norms, behaviours, and material objects passed from one generation to the next.
What do antidisestablishmentarianisam?
Antidisestablishmentarianism is a political position that originated in 19th-century Britain, opposing the disestablishment of the Church of England as the state church. Advocates of this position sought to maintain the church's established status and its influence in governance and society. The term is often cited as one of the longest words in the English language and is sometimes used humorously to represent complex or obscure political ideologies.
Why you want to travel around the world?
Our planet earth is a vast store house of knowledge with natural and historical heritage with diverse culture,custom,people,language and geographical regions for eco,historical,adventure tourism as education ,thrill and pleasure.
Why are most Americans thick?
Granted not all Americans are thick, but it doesn't take a genius to know what your asking as many lack in knowledge... But much of it it through a lot of ignorance on both history and current world affairs as well as poor teaching. Additionally many feel their superior and that they run the world. On top of this they change the spellings and pronounciations of an already existing language and try to pass it on as proper English! This would be like a child changing the French language as they cant quite grasp the full language!
Using your knowledge of the language of the political subculture what is the definition of the word fiscal?
having to do with financial matters. apex.
The language of the political subculture what does it mean to filibuster?
to attempt to prevent a vote in a Congressional session by using up time.
What is the language of a subculture?
The language of a subculture refers to the unique vocabulary, slang, and expressions used within that particular group. It helps members identify with each other and creates a sense of belonging and camaraderie. This specialized language can serve as a form of communication that sets the subculture apart from mainstream society.
Is a firefighter a subculture?
Yes, Firefighters have specialized training which spawns a language and bond understood by other firefighters.
What is a highly organized society marked by advanced knowledge and often written language?
Civilization is a highly organized society characterized by advanced knowledge, technology, and often the development of a written language. It typically has complex social, political, and economic systems that enable its members to thrive and progress.
Does language play a role of equal importance to that of knowledge?
Yes, language plays a role of equal importance to knowledge. Language is the tool through which knowledge is communicated, shared, and understood. Without language, it would be impossible to effectively transmit and acquire knowledge. Language allows us to articulate, express ideas, and engage in meaningful discourse, all of which are essential for the acquisition, development, and dissemination of knowledge.
What are the components of subculture?
The components of subculture typically include shared values, beliefs, practices, norms, language, and symbols that distinguish the group from the dominant culture. Subcultures often form around common interests, experiences, or identities, providing a sense of belonging and community for their members.
What is gamer subculture?
Gamer subculture refers to the community and shared identity formed by individuals who are passionate about video games and gaming. This subculture includes unique language, traditions, values, and social norms that are specific to gamers. It often involves a sense of camaraderie and belonging among gamers who share a common interest in playing and discussing video games.
What has the author D E Weston written?
D. E. Weston has written: 'Realism, language and social theories' -- subject(s): Knowledge, Theory of, Philosophy, Political science, Science, Social sciences, Theory of Knowledge
Is knowledge possible without language?
This is a complex philosophical question. Some might argue that the knowledge process is developed through the language. However others might say that knowledge about real stuff, i.e. a tree on your lawn, is possible without language. Also, learning language is a knowledge process.
How old is rap music?
To my knowledge it all started in the 1970s with a recording of the LAST POETS with a kind of political rap collection which was said to have been influenced by the language of MalcolmX.
What kind of individual's knowledge is involved in language use?
Language use involves a combination of declarative knowledge (knowledge about the rules and structures of a language) and procedural knowledge (knowledge about how to use language in different contexts). Additionally, social and cultural knowledge play a significant role in understanding language use, as individuals draw on shared conventions, norms, and values to communicate effectively. Memory and cognitive processes also play a critical role in accessing and retrieving the appropriate knowledge during language use.
