1959

In March of 1959, a revolt against the Chinese government broke out in Tibetan capital Lhasa. Although the Chinese Liberation Army quickly shut down the uprising, this still resulted in the deaths of 87,000 Tibetan civilians in Central Tibet alone. On March 10th of 1959, after the uprising had occurred, the Dali Lama was invited to a Chinese dance show by Chinese Communist general Zhang Chenwu…

to 1959 Batista proved far more dictatorial and indifferent to popular concerns. While Cuba remained…

There are volumes that do specialise in discussing medical museums which include more human tissue, as opposed to other human remains that a wide variety of history and archaeological collections hold. Many of these important texts are written by Dr. Samuel Alberti, who once was the Director of Museums and Archives at the Royal College of Surgeons and currently works at the National Museums of Scotland (NMS). These texts, such as Samuel Alberti’s “Morbid Curiosities: Medical Museums in…

This of course has issues because there might not be enough moral incentives to truly stimulate an economy. (Harowitz, 107). The purpose of the moral economy was to aid in the crafting of the new man (Roca, 87) that was mentioned in the revolution of 1959. In Marxist theory, moral incentives are to act as a solution to material incentives. When ego is fulfilled and there are enough material incentives to share, then moral incentives will come into pay. Therefore, it was a gamble to assume that…

Castro's communist political ideology, the United States recognized his government. The Cuban government was initially neutral to the superpower competition. The Soviet Union initially was at first uninterested in Cuba, and Castro even toured the U.S. in 1959. Yet Castro frayed the relationship with America when he threatened, and ultimately undertook, reforms that would harm American-owned property in the country. The increasingly hostile relationship with the U.S. provided an opening for the…

78th most populated country. (cia.gov) Many believe that the population of Cuba will decrease almost 5% over the next 15 years and 10% in 32 years. The reason for the decrease is many Cubans are immigrating elsewhere. When Fidel Castro took control in 1959 the government took the homes of the wealthy people and forced them to leave their belongings. Many took this opportunity to cross the 90 miles pursue a new life in America. The county has a low birth rate. Cubans over the age of 60 make up 18…

In all, there are Four major theories of poverty: Behavioral theory of poverty as argued by Malthusian, Cultural theory of poverty as described by Oscar Lewis in 1959, Geographical theory of poverty as described by Morrill and Wohlenberg, 1971 and the structural theory of poverty as argued by Bradshaw 2007. Behavioral theory of poverty The original Malthusian argument was that the poor/peasant of developing countries over-exploits their environment out of sheer necessity and thus further…

mythical identity which attempted to align himself alongside those he emulated. The relationship between myth and personality is characterised by the myth being a projection of the internal identity of an individual through a visualised image (Bruner 1959: 349-350). While personal narrative expresses identity, it also creates an identity but with Horsley, it did not create his identity, his identity already existed. Personal narrative contributed to Horsley’s myth by leaving a lasting version of…

Catholic Church, he taught that the Bible was the only foundation of divinely shown knowledge from God and stood against sacerdotalism by bearing in mind and in his teachings that all baptized Christians were holy and in priesthood (Ewald M. Plass, 1959). The individuals who recognized and stood with these and many of all other Luther's broader teachings are often referred to as Lutherans. Through all his teachings, Luther though insisted that Christian was the only suitable and acceptable name…

The INRA was an organization, in cooperation with the Cuban government, that focused on reforming laws in relating to cultivated land for farming and land property. The First Agrarian Reform Law of 1959 expropriated from private landowners. A reason for expropriation is,“The 1946 Agricultural Census was out of date and the form in which the statistics were available rendered them useless for practical purposes.” Therefore the immediate reason for…