1948

international law, talking about the issue of human rights, that contains and mentions such right of a woman as the right to manage her own body (The Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen, 1789; The Universal Declaration of Human Rights, 1948; International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, 1966; Convention for the Protection of Human Rights…

impacted India “You can chain me, you can beat me, you can even destroy this body, but you will never imprison my mind.” This quote is from Mahatma Gandhi. He was born on October 2nd, 1869 in Porbandar, India, and was assassinated on January 30th, 1948 in New Delhi, India. He was the leader of the Indian Independence movement, and believed in a philosophy based on truth, and nonviolence called, Satyagraha. He’s also inspired many movements for civil rights, and freedom. The most important ways…

the video/ feedback from the simulated patient. It will be a compare and contrast on how I perceived the interaction with how it really went through feedback from the patient and by using the video recording. Mr. John Milton was an older man born in 1948. Before meeting him, I scanned through his medical history chart. No red flags immediately jumped out other than his chief complaint; lower jaw pain radiating from the right side and moving to the…

CH Wing Commander, arguably the most famous Saddlebred of his time, won the Five-Gaited World’s Grand Championship in 1948. He continued to win every year until 1953. CH Gypsy Supreme won a total of nine world championships and CH Imperator won the Five-Gaited World’s Grand Championship in 1980, 1981, 1985, and 1986. He was also the World’s Grand Champion Five-Gaited Gelding…

Born in Wyoming in 1912 Jackson Pollock, dubbed as 'Jack the Dripper’, is most famous for his many abstract expressionist drip paintings, such as Number 5 (1948), which sold in 2006 for the world record price of $140 million (Learnodo-Newtonic). Yet, the drip period from 1947 to 1950 formed only a brief part of his self-discovery journey that spanned over two decades, starting from traditional representational art and ending in abstract art. His journey resulted in a significant body of work…

Museum: A Treat for All Ages The Ringling Circus Museum is a treat for all ages. The museum is located in Sarasota, Florida, on the grounds of what once housed the winter home of the renowned Ringling Brothers Circus. The museum, first established in 1948, was the first in the country to record the rich history and splendor of the circus. It gives visitors an opportunity to view rare relics and other items affiliated with “The Greatest Show on Earth” and its relationship to Sarasota. Many of the…

Paul Jackson Poolock was born on 28 January in 1912. He don’t like use the bush. He like use dark tone color and colorful depend his emotion. Style his painting is abstract. Color on his work can present emotion and have definition. His works are harshness, determinate and free. He died on 11 August in 1956. I choose him because I like abstract style and I like technique painting. he has a different concept. The first picture. He uses oil color and house paint on canvas. When I saw the picture…

Book burnings has a long history of this happening some date all the way back to 213 BC in china. A recent time that book burning took place in the United States was in 1948. That year the residents of Binghamton, N.Y.were going house to house to gather books, But not any book they were focusing on one type and they were comic books. The people that were doing this were students there reason was that they felt the comic books were going to cause depravity to the youth. The American Library…

Erich Maria Remarque was born in Osnabruck, Germany in 1897. His family always was poor, so both him, his two sisters, mother and father had to go move often during his childhood. Erich attended the university of Münster, and initially wanted to become an elementary teacher, but towards the end of world war one he was drafted into the army during the November of 1916 together with some of his class mates. After a period of training they sent him in western front were he and his friends took part…

start a textiles company. In 1933 he travelled to Osaka to study economics at Ritsumeikan University. He became a Japanese citizen following the Second World War. Ando lost his textile company to bankruptcy, following being convicted of tax evasion in 1948. He later explained that he had given students scholarships, which was illegal at the time. After losing his textile business, he founded a family owned salt production company in Ikeda, Osaka. This company was to become Nissin. At Nissin, he…