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Who took a commercial view of American interests in the 1900'S?
William howard taft was the president tha took commercial view of american interest.
What 3 generalizations does bruchac make between American Indian oral traditions?
Native Americans cultures use stories to teach moral lessons & convey practical info about the natural world. American Indian oral tradition also reflects a view of the natural world that is more inclusive than that of Western lit.
What was the American Indian view of land Apex?
land belonged to everyone
What view does the Constitution take regarding the legal status of Native American nations?
They are considered state governments.
According to the negro digs up His past what has allowed a different view of African American history?
systematic and scientific methods
Why is a scientific topic best discussed by people of varying points of view from different subdisciplines and representing diverse cultures?
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Has a american dream been corrupted?
From my point of view when people used to think of the "american dream" it meant freedom but nowadays its just lies and corruption on a vast scale, the american dream now means to me, "lets make as much money as we can from others suffering".
How does having a dream The American Dream a way of overcoming loneliness?
It is not clear whether this question refers to a dream that occurred during sleep, or to the idea of "The American Dream," which is the aspiration to better one's self through education, hard work and financial success. Neither view refers to overcoming loneliness in any way.
How The Catcher in the Rye portrays the American dream?
"The Catcher in the Rye" portrays the American Dream as unattainable and ultimately disillusioning. The protagonist, Holden Caulfield, rejects societal values and material success, feeling disconnected from the conformity and materialism he sees around him. Through Holden's experiences, the novel questions the traditional notion of the American Dream and presents a more complex and critical view of it.
How does God's view of women differ from what is found in many of the world's cultures today?
In the bible how does god 's view of woman differ from what is found in today cultures
How did most westerners view their own culture compared to other cultures?
Most westerners historically viewed their own culture as superior to other cultures, often leading to ethnocentrism and the belief in cultural imperialism. This sense of cultural superiority was often tied to beliefs in perceived technological, social, or economic advancement. However, in modern times, there is increasing recognition of the value of diverse cultures and efforts to promote cultural understanding and inclusivity.
What is the point of view of the dream of the rood?
The PoV in "The Dream of the Rood" was that of the cross on which Christ was crucified.
How did the Persians view people of other religions or cultures?
With tolerance.
People that view other cultures in terms of their own?
geocentric
How do cultures view the koala bears?
Judging by the tendency of many people to call these animals "koala bears", it would seem that many cultures erroneously view the koala as a bear, not a marsupial.
What point of view is used in Was It a Dream?
first person
What is phallocentrism?
the practice of placing males or the masculine point of view at the center of ones view of the world, it's cultures and history.
