'Fundamentally good' presentation slideshows

POLI 101: July 19th, 2016

POLI 101: July 19th, 2016. Lecture #14: Parties. What is a Political Party?. What is a party? And are they good for democracy?. Common Sense. Thomas Paine on American Unity

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THE AGE OF REASON 1700-1789

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The Institutionalization of Power Poli 110J 2.1

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Mohandas Gandhi was an Indian nationalist.

Mohandas Gandhi was an Indian nationalist. He was also a nonviolent activist. Gandhi believed in satyagraha or truth-force. He believed that goodness ultimately prevailed. Gandhi believed that people were fundamentally good. When people acted badly, it was out of ignorance. .

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SPREAD THE WORD TO END THE WORD! END THE R-WORD DAY

SPREAD THE WORD TO END THE WORD! END THE R-WORD DAY. MARCH 31 st 2009. I created this bulletin board in effort to help end the R-WORD. End the R-WORD day which is sponsored by the Special Olympics is happening March 31st! Lisa Yanzer, Resident Adviser.

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Age of Reason

Age of Reason. Top 10 Philosophies. The state is founded upon an agreement among people, gives its citizens basic rights (life, liberty & property). Rise of the middle-class in politics and culture who supported social equality & justice, and a revamping of society as a whole.

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1 John

1 John. Start here:

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The Victorian Novel

The Victorian Novel. 1837-1901. The Victorian Age . marked roughly by the reign of Queen Victoria of England from 1837-1901. The Victorian Reading Public . firmly established the novel as the dominant literary form of the era

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