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1. Who Was Robert Maplethorpe?

(May 23 - 1810 - June 19 - 1850) Was A Journalist - Critic And Women's Rights Activist. Fuller Became Friends With Ralph Waldo Emerson And Was Subsequently Associated With Transcendentalism. She Edited The Transcendentalist Journal - The Dial For The First Two Years Of Its Existence From 1840 To 1842. When She Joined Horace Greeley's New York Tribune As Literary Critic In 1844 - She Became The First Female Journalist To Work On The Staff Of A Major Newspaper. In The Mid-1840s She Organized Discussion Groups Of Women In Which A Variety Of Subjects - Such As Art - Education And Women's Rights - Were Debated.1811-1896 An Abolitionist - And Writer Of More Than 10 Books - The Most Famous Being Uncle Tom's Cabin Which Describes Life In Slavery.1946-1989 An American Photographer - Famous For His Large-scale - Highly-stylized Black & White Portraits - Photos Of Flowers And Male Nudes. The Frank - Erotic Nature Of Some Of The Work Of His Middle Period Triggered A More General Controversy About The Public Funding Of Artworks. His Most Common Themes Were Portraits Of (Now) Famous People (Including Andy Warhol - Deborah Harry - Richard Gere - And Patti Smith)(June 27 - 1869 - May 14 - 1940) Was A Lithuanian-born Anarcho-communist Known For Her Anarchist Writings And Speeches. Adopted By First-wave Feminists - She Has Been Lionized As An Iconic "Rebel Woman" Feminist. Goldman Played A Pivotal Role In The Development Of Anarchism In The US And Europe Throughout The First Half Of The Twentieth Century. She Immigrated To The United States At Seventeen And Was Later Deported To Russia - Where She Witnessed The Results Of The Russian Revolution. She Spent A Number Of Years In The South Of France Where She Wrote Her Autobiography - Living My Life - And Other Works - Before Taking Part In The Spanish Civil War In 1936 As The English Language Representative In London Of The Cnt-fai.

2. Who Was Emma Goldman?

1946-1989 An American Photographer - Famous For His Large-scale - Highly-stylized Black & White Portraits - Photos Of Flowers And Male Nudes. The Frank - Erotic Nature Of Some Of The Work Of His Middle Period Triggered A More General Controversy About The Public Funding Of Artworks. His Most Common Themes Were Portraits Of (Now) Famous People (Including Andy Warhol - Deborah Harry - Richard Gere - And Patti Smith)(June 27 - 1869 - May 14 - 1940) Was A Lithuanian-born Anarcho-communist Known For Her Anarchist Writings And Speeches. Adopted By First-wave Feminists - She Has Been Lionized As An Iconic "Rebel Woman" Feminist. Goldman Played A Pivotal Role In The Development Of Anarchism In The US And Europe Throughout The First Half Of The Twentieth Century. She Immigrated To The United States At Seventeen And Was Later Deported To Russia - Where She Witnessed The Results Of The Russian Revolution. She Spent A Number Of Years In The South Of France Where She Wrote Her Autobiography - Living My Life - And Other Works - Before Taking Part In The Spanish Civil War In 1936 As The English Language Representative In London Of The Cnt-fai.1811-1896 An Abolitionist - And Writer Of More Than 10 Books - The Most Famous Being Uncle Tom's Cabin Which Describes Life In Slavery.(May 23 - 1810 - June 19 - 1850) Was A Journalist - Critic And Women's Rights Activist. Fuller Became Friends With Ralph Waldo Emerson And Was Subsequently Associated With Transcendentalism. She Edited The Transcendentalist Journal - The Dial For The First Two Years Of Its Existence From 1840 To 1842. When She Joined Horace Greeley's New York Tribune As Literary Critic In 1844 - She Became The First Female Journalist To Work On The Staff Of A Major Newspaper. In The Mid-1840s She Organized Discussion Groups Of Women In Which A Variety Of Subjects - Such As Art - Education And Women's Rights - Were Debated.

3. Who Was Margaret Fuller?

1946-1989 An American Photographer - Famous For His Large-scale - Highly-stylized Black & White Portraits - Photos Of Flowers And Male Nudes. The Frank - Erotic Nature Of Some Of The Work Of His Middle Period Triggered A More General Controversy About The Public Funding Of Artworks. His Most Common Themes Were Portraits Of (Now) Famous People (Including Andy Warhol - Deborah Harry - Richard Gere - And Patti Smith)1811-1896 An Abolitionist - And Writer Of More Than 10 Books - The Most Famous Being Uncle Tom's Cabin Which Describes Life In Slavery.(May 23 - 1810 - June 19 - 1850) Was A Journalist - Critic And Women's Rights Activist. Fuller Became Friends With Ralph Waldo Emerson And Was Subsequently Associated With Transcendentalism. She Edited The Transcendentalist Journal - The Dial For The First Two Years Of Its Existence From 1840 To 1842. When She Joined Horace Greeley's New York Tribune As Literary Critic In 1844 - She Became The First Female Journalist To Work On The Staff Of A Major Newspaper. In The Mid-1840s She Organized Discussion Groups Of Women In Which A Variety Of Subjects - Such As Art - Education And Women's Rights - Were Debated.(June 27 - 1869 - May 14 - 1940) Was A Lithuanian-born Anarcho-communist Known For Her Anarchist Writings And Speeches. Adopted By First-wave Feminists - She Has Been Lionized As An Iconic "Rebel Woman" Feminist. Goldman Played A Pivotal Role In The Development Of Anarchism In The US And Europe Throughout The First Half Of The Twentieth Century. She Immigrated To The United States At Seventeen And Was Later Deported To Russia - Where She Witnessed The Results Of The Russian Revolution. She Spent A Number Of Years In The South Of France Where She Wrote Her Autobiography - Living My Life - And Other Works - Before Taking Part In The Spanish Civil War In 1936 As The English Language Representative In London Of The Cnt-fai.

4. Who Was Harriet Beecher Stowe?

5. Who Was James Whistler?

6. What Does Eugenics Deal With?

1946-1989 An American Photographer - Famous For His Large-scale - Highly-stylized Black & White Portraits - Photos Of Flowers And Male Nudes. The Frank - Erotic Nature Of Some Of The Work Of His Middle Period Triggered A More General Controversy About The Public Funding Of Artworks. His Most Common Themes Were Portraits Of (Now) Famous People (Including Andy Warhol - Deborah Harry - Richard Gere - And Patti Smith)Breeding People With Better Genes.(May 23 - 1810 - June 19 - 1850) Was A Journalist - Critic And Women's Rights Activist. Fuller Became Friends With Ralph Waldo Emerson And Was Subsequently Associated With Transcendentalism. She Edited The Transcendentalist Journal - The Dial For The First Two Years Of Its Existence From 1840 To 1842. When She Joined Horace Greeley's New York Tribune As Literary Critic In 1844 - She Became The First Female Journalist To Work On The Staff Of A Major Newspaper. In The Mid-1840s She Organized Discussion Groups Of Women In Which A Variety Of Subjects - Such As Art - Education And Women's Rights - Were Debated.(June 27 - 1869 - May 14 - 1940) Was A Lithuanian-born Anarcho-communist Known For Her Anarchist Writings And Speeches. Adopted By First-wave Feminists - She Has Been Lionized As An Iconic "Rebel Woman" Feminist. Goldman Played A Pivotal Role In The Development Of Anarchism In The US And Europe Throughout The First Half Of The Twentieth Century. She Immigrated To The United States At Seventeen And Was Later Deported To Russia - Where She Witnessed The Results Of The Russian Revolution. She Spent A Number Of Years In The South Of France Where She Wrote Her Autobiography - Living My Life - And Other Works - Before Taking Part In The Spanish Civil War In 1936 As The English Language Representative In London Of The Cnt-fai.

7. Who Was Fiorello Laguardia ?

8. Who Is Alan Greenspan?

(May 23 - 1810 - June 19 - 1850) Was A Journalist - Critic And Women's Rights Activist. Fuller Became Friends With Ralph Waldo Emerson And Was Subsequently Associated With Transcendentalism. She Edited The Transcendentalist Journal - The Dial For The First Two Years Of Its Existence From 1840 To 1842. When She Joined Horace Greeley's New York Tribune As Literary Critic In 1844 - She Became The First Female Journalist To Work On The Staff Of A Major Newspaper. In The Mid-1840s She Organized Discussion Groups Of Women In Which A Variety Of Subjects - Such As Art - Education And Women's Rights - Were Debated.1946-1989 An American Photographer - Famous For His Large-scale - Highly-stylized Black & White Portraits - Photos Of Flowers And Male Nudes. The Frank - Erotic Nature Of Some Of The Work Of His Middle Period Triggered A More General Controversy About The Public Funding Of Artworks. His Most Common Themes Were Portraits Of (Now) Famous People (Including Andy Warhol - Deborah Harry - Richard Gere - And Patti Smith)Was Chairman Of The Fed From 1987-2006. His Replacement Is Ben Bernanke.(June 27 - 1869 - May 14 - 1940) Was A Lithuanian-born Anarcho-communist Known For Her Anarchist Writings And Speeches. Adopted By First-wave Feminists - She Has Been Lionized As An Iconic "Rebel Woman" Feminist. Goldman Played A Pivotal Role In The Development Of Anarchism In The US And Europe Throughout The First Half Of The Twentieth Century. She Immigrated To The United States At Seventeen And Was Later Deported To Russia - Where She Witnessed The Results Of The Russian Revolution. She Spent A Number Of Years In The South Of France Where She Wrote Her Autobiography - Living My Life - And Other Works - Before Taking Part In The Spanish Civil War In 1936 As The English Language Representative In London Of The Cnt-fai.

9. Who Was Stephen A. Douglas?

1946-1989 An American Photographer - Famous For His Large-scale - Highly-stylized Black & White Portraits - Photos Of Flowers And Male Nudes. The Frank - Erotic Nature Of Some Of The Work Of His Middle Period Triggered A More General Controversy About The Public Funding Of Artworks. His Most Common Themes Were Portraits Of (Now) Famous People (Including Andy Warhol - Deborah Harry - Richard Gere - And Patti Smith)American Politician From Illinois - Was One Of The Democratic Party Nominees For President In 1860. Lost To Lincoln. Was An Expansonist. As Senator - Supported The Missouri Compromise.(June 27 - 1869 - May 14 - 1940) Was A Lithuanian-born Anarcho-communist Known For Her Anarchist Writings And Speeches. Adopted By First-wave Feminists - She Has Been Lionized As An Iconic "Rebel Woman" Feminist. Goldman Played A Pivotal Role In The Development Of Anarchism In The US And Europe Throughout The First Half Of The Twentieth Century. She Immigrated To The United States At Seventeen And Was Later Deported To Russia - Where She Witnessed The Results Of The Russian Revolution. She Spent A Number Of Years In The South Of France Where She Wrote Her Autobiography - Living My Life - And Other Works - Before Taking Part In The Spanish Civil War In 1936 As The English Language Representative In London Of The Cnt-fai.(May 23 - 1810 - June 19 - 1850) Was A Journalist - Critic And Women's Rights Activist. Fuller Became Friends With Ralph Waldo Emerson And Was Subsequently Associated With Transcendentalism. She Edited The Transcendentalist Journal - The Dial For The First Two Years Of Its Existence From 1840 To 1842. When She Joined Horace Greeley's New York Tribune As Literary Critic In 1844 - She Became The First Female Journalist To Work On The Staff Of A Major Newspaper. In The Mid-1840s She Organized Discussion Groups Of Women In Which A Variety Of Subjects - Such As Art - Education And Women's Rights - Were Debated.

10. What Is A Controlled-circulation Magazine?

11. Who Was Mary Cassat?

12. Who Was Oliver Ellsworth?

1745-1807 An American Lawyer And Politician - Was A Revolutionary Against British Rule - A Drafter Of The United States Constitution - And Third Chief Justice Of The United States.(June 27 - 1869 - May 14 - 1940) Was A Lithuanian-born Anarcho-communist Known For Her Anarchist Writings And Speeches. Adopted By First-wave Feminists - She Has Been Lionized As An Iconic "Rebel Woman" Feminist. Goldman Played A Pivotal Role In The Development Of Anarchism In The US And Europe Throughout The First Half Of The Twentieth Century. She Immigrated To The United States At Seventeen And Was Later Deported To Russia - Where She Witnessed The Results Of The Russian Revolution. She Spent A Number Of Years In The South Of France Where She Wrote Her Autobiography - Living My Life - And Other Works - Before Taking Part In The Spanish Civil War In 1936 As The English Language Representative In London Of The Cnt-fai.(May 23 - 1810 - June 19 - 1850) Was A Journalist - Critic And Women's Rights Activist. Fuller Became Friends With Ralph Waldo Emerson And Was Subsequently Associated With Transcendentalism. She Edited The Transcendentalist Journal - The Dial For The First Two Years Of Its Existence From 1840 To 1842. When She Joined Horace Greeley's New York Tribune As Literary Critic In 1844 - She Became The First Female Journalist To Work On The Staff Of A Major Newspaper. In The Mid-1840s She Organized Discussion Groups Of Women In Which A Variety Of Subjects - Such As Art - Education And Women's Rights - Were Debated.1946-1989 An American Photographer - Famous For His Large-scale - Highly-stylized Black & White Portraits - Photos Of Flowers And Male Nudes. The Frank - Erotic Nature Of Some Of The Work Of His Middle Period Triggered A More General Controversy About The Public Funding Of Artworks. His Most Common Themes Were Portraits Of (Now) Famous People (Including Andy Warhol - Deborah Harry - Richard Gere - And Patti Smith)

13. What Is More Conservative - The AFL Or The CIO?

The AFL Is More Conservative.1946-1989 An American Photographer - Famous For His Large-scale - Highly-stylized Black & White Portraits - Photos Of Flowers And Male Nudes. The Frank - Erotic Nature Of Some Of The Work Of His Middle Period Triggered A More General Controversy About The Public Funding Of Artworks. His Most Common Themes Were Portraits Of (Now) Famous People (Including Andy Warhol - Deborah Harry - Richard Gere - And Patti Smith)(June 27 - 1869 - May 14 - 1940) Was A Lithuanian-born Anarcho-communist Known For Her Anarchist Writings And Speeches. Adopted By First-wave Feminists - She Has Been Lionized As An Iconic "Rebel Woman" Feminist. Goldman Played A Pivotal Role In The Development Of Anarchism In The US And Europe Throughout The First Half Of The Twentieth Century. She Immigrated To The United States At Seventeen And Was Later Deported To Russia - Where She Witnessed The Results Of The Russian Revolution. She Spent A Number Of Years In The South Of France Where She Wrote Her Autobiography - Living My Life - And Other Works - Before Taking Part In The Spanish Civil War In 1936 As The English Language Representative In London Of The Cnt-fai.(May 23 - 1810 - June 19 - 1850) Was A Journalist - Critic And Women's Rights Activist. Fuller Became Friends With Ralph Waldo Emerson And Was Subsequently Associated With Transcendentalism. She Edited The Transcendentalist Journal - The Dial For The First Two Years Of Its Existence From 1840 To 1842. When She Joined Horace Greeley's New York Tribune As Literary Critic In 1844 - She Became The First Female Journalist To Work On The Staff Of A Major Newspaper. In The Mid-1840s She Organized Discussion Groups Of Women In Which A Variety Of Subjects - Such As Art - Education And Women's Rights - Were Debated.

14. Who Was Plato?

An Immensely Influential Ancient Greek Philosopher - A Student Of Socrates - Writer Of Philosophical Dialogues - And Founder Of The Academy In Athens Where Aristotle Studied. In Plato's Writings Are Debates Concerning The Best Possible Form Of Government - Featuring Adherents Of Aristocracy - Democracy - Monarchy As Well As Other Issues. A Central Theme Is The Conflict Between Nature And Convention - Concerning The Role Of Heredity And The Environment On Human Intelligence And Personality Long Before The Modern "Nature Versus Nurture" Debate Began In The Time Of Thomas Hobbes And John Locke - With Its Modern Continuation In Such Controversial Works As The Mismeasure Of Man And The Bell Curve. Plato Says Reason And Wisdom Should Govern. This Does Not Equate To Tyranny - Despotism Or Oligarchy - However. Another Key Distinction And Theme In The Platonic Corpus Is The Dichotomy Between Knowledge And Opinion - Which Foreshadow Modern Debates Between David Hume And Immanuel Kant - And Has Been Taken Up By Postmodernists And Their Opponents - More Commonly As The Distinction Between The 'objective' And The 'subjective'.(May 23 - 1810 - June 19 - 1850) Was A Journalist - Critic And Women's Rights Activist. Fuller Became Friends With Ralph Waldo Emerson And Was Subsequently Associated With Transcendentalism. She Edited The Transcendentalist Journal - The Dial For The First Two Years Of Its Existence From 1840 To 1842. When She Joined Horace Greeley's New York Tribune As Literary Critic In 1844 - She Became The First Female Journalist To Work On The Staff Of A Major Newspaper. In The Mid-1840s She Organized Discussion Groups Of Women In Which A Variety Of Subjects - Such As Art - Education And Women's Rights - Were Debated.(June 27 - 1869 - May 14 - 1940) Was A Lithuanian-born Anarcho-communist Known For Her Anarchist Writings And Speeches. Adopted By First-wave Feminists - She Has Been Lionized As An Iconic "Rebel Woman" Feminist. Goldman Played A Pivotal Role In The Development Of Anarchism In The US And Europe Throughout The First Half Of The Twentieth Century. She Immigrated To The United States At Seventeen And Was Later Deported To Russia - Where She Witnessed The Results Of The Russian Revolution. She Spent A Number Of Years In The South Of France Where She Wrote Her Autobiography - Living My Life - And Other Works - Before Taking Part In The Spanish Civil War In 1936 As The English Language Representative In London Of The Cnt-fai.1946-1989 An American Photographer - Famous For His Large-scale - Highly-stylized Black & White Portraits - Photos Of Flowers And Male Nudes. The Frank - Erotic Nature Of Some Of The Work Of His Middle Period Triggered A More General Controversy About The Public Funding Of Artworks. His Most Common Themes Were Portraits Of (Now) Famous People (Including Andy Warhol - Deborah Harry - Richard Gere - And Patti Smith)

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16. Who Was Agnes De Mille?

(September 18 - 1905 - October 7 - 1993) Was An American Dancer And Choreographer. She Was White. In 1939 She Was Invited To Join The American Ballet Theatre. There She Created Black Ritual - The First Ballet To Use An All-black Cast. After That - She Worked As Choreographer On Many Major Musicals And A Number Of Films - Including: Rodeo - Oklahoma! - Carousel - Brigadoon - Gentlemen Prefer Blondes - Paint Your Wagon - Juno1946-1989 An American Photographer - Famous For His Large-scale - Highly-stylized Black & White Portraits - Photos Of Flowers And Male Nudes. The Frank - Erotic Nature Of Some Of The Work Of His Middle Period Triggered A More General Controversy About The Public Funding Of Artworks. His Most Common Themes Were Portraits Of (Now) Famous People (Including Andy Warhol - Deborah Harry - Richard Gere - And Patti Smith)(June 27 - 1869 - May 14 - 1940) Was A Lithuanian-born Anarcho-communist Known For Her Anarchist Writings And Speeches. Adopted By First-wave Feminists - She Has Been Lionized As An Iconic "Rebel Woman" Feminist. Goldman Played A Pivotal Role In The Development Of Anarchism In The US And Europe Throughout The First Half Of The Twentieth Century. She Immigrated To The United States At Seventeen And Was Later Deported To Russia - Where She Witnessed The Results Of The Russian Revolution. She Spent A Number Of Years In The South Of France Where She Wrote Her Autobiography - Living My Life - And Other Works - Before Taking Part In The Spanish Civil War In 1936 As The English Language Representative In London Of The Cnt-fai.(May 23 - 1810 - June 19 - 1850) Was A Journalist - Critic And Women's Rights Activist. Fuller Became Friends With Ralph Waldo Emerson And Was Subsequently Associated With Transcendentalism. She Edited The Transcendentalist Journal - The Dial For The First Two Years Of Its Existence From 1840 To 1842. When She Joined Horace Greeley's New York Tribune As Literary Critic In 1844 - She Became The First Female Journalist To Work On The Staff Of A Major Newspaper. In The Mid-1840s She Organized Discussion Groups Of Women In Which A Variety Of Subjects - Such As Art - Education And Women's Rights - Were Debated.

17. What Is Nativism?

18. What Is Jingoism?

1946-1989 An American Photographer - Famous For His Large-scale - Highly-stylized Black & White Portraits - Photos Of Flowers And Male Nudes. The Frank - Erotic Nature Of Some Of The Work Of His Middle Period Triggered A More General Controversy About The Public Funding Of Artworks. His Most Common Themes Were Portraits Of (Now) Famous People (Including Andy Warhol - Deborah Harry - Richard Gere - And Patti Smith)Jingoism Is A Term Describing Chauvinistic Patriotism - Usually With A Hawkish Political Stance. In Plain Language - It Means Bullying Other Countries Or Using Whatever Means Necessary To Safeguard A Country's National Interests.(June 27 - 1869 - May 14 - 1940) Was A Lithuanian-born Anarcho-communist Known For Her Anarchist Writings And Speeches. Adopted By First-wave Feminists - She Has Been Lionized As An Iconic "Rebel Woman" Feminist. Goldman Played A Pivotal Role In The Development Of Anarchism In The US And Europe Throughout The First Half Of The Twentieth Century. She Immigrated To The United States At Seventeen And Was Later Deported To Russia - Where She Witnessed The Results Of The Russian Revolution. She Spent A Number Of Years In The South Of France Where She Wrote Her Autobiography - Living My Life - And Other Works - Before Taking Part In The Spanish Civil War In 1936 As The English Language Representative In London Of The Cnt-fai.(May 23 - 1810 - June 19 - 1850) Was A Journalist - Critic And Women's Rights Activist. Fuller Became Friends With Ralph Waldo Emerson And Was Subsequently Associated With Transcendentalism. She Edited The Transcendentalist Journal - The Dial For The First Two Years Of Its Existence From 1840 To 1842. When She Joined Horace Greeley's New York Tribune As Literary Critic In 1844 - She Became The First Female Journalist To Work On The Staff Of A Major Newspaper. In The Mid-1840s She Organized Discussion Groups Of Women In Which A Variety Of Subjects - Such As Art - Education And Women's Rights - Were Debated.

19. What Is Deism?

(May 23 - 1810 - June 19 - 1850) Was A Journalist - Critic And Women's Rights Activist. Fuller Became Friends With Ralph Waldo Emerson And Was Subsequently Associated With Transcendentalism. She Edited The Transcendentalist Journal - The Dial For The First Two Years Of Its Existence From 1840 To 1842. When She Joined Horace Greeley's New York Tribune As Literary Critic In 1844 - She Became The First Female Journalist To Work On The Staff Of A Major Newspaper. In The Mid-1840s She Organized Discussion Groups Of Women In Which A Variety Of Subjects - Such As Art - Education And Women's Rights - Were Debated.Historical And Modern Deism Is Defined By The View That Reason - Rather Than Revelation Or Tradition - Should Be The Basis Of Belief In God. Deists Reject Both Organized And Revealed Religion And Maintain That Reason Is The Essential Element In All Knowledge. Deism Has Become Identified With The Classical Belief That God Created But Does Not Intervene In The World - Though This Is Not A Necessary Component Of Deism.1946-1989 An American Photographer - Famous For His Large-scale - Highly-stylized Black & White Portraits - Photos Of Flowers And Male Nudes. The Frank - Erotic Nature Of Some Of The Work Of His Middle Period Triggered A More General Controversy About The Public Funding Of Artworks. His Most Common Themes Were Portraits Of (Now) Famous People (Including Andy Warhol - Deborah Harry - Richard Gere - And Patti Smith)(June 27 - 1869 - May 14 - 1940) Was A Lithuanian-born Anarcho-communist Known For Her Anarchist Writings And Speeches. Adopted By First-wave Feminists - She Has Been Lionized As An Iconic "Rebel Woman" Feminist. Goldman Played A Pivotal Role In The Development Of Anarchism In The US And Europe Throughout The First Half Of The Twentieth Century. She Immigrated To The United States At Seventeen And Was Later Deported To Russia - Where She Witnessed The Results Of The Russian Revolution. She Spent A Number Of Years In The South Of France Where She Wrote Her Autobiography - Living My Life - And Other Works - Before Taking Part In The Spanish Civil War In 1936 As The English Language Representative In London Of The Cnt-fai.

20. Who Was Charles A. Beard?

(June 27 - 1869 - May 14 - 1940) Was A Lithuanian-born Anarcho-communist Known For Her Anarchist Writings And Speeches. Adopted By First-wave Feminists - She Has Been Lionized As An Iconic "Rebel Woman" Feminist. Goldman Played A Pivotal Role In The Development Of Anarchism In The US And Europe Throughout The First Half Of The Twentieth Century. She Immigrated To The United States At Seventeen And Was Later Deported To Russia - Where She Witnessed The Results Of The Russian Revolution. She Spent A Number Of Years In The South Of France Where She Wrote Her Autobiography - Living My Life - And Other Works - Before Taking Part In The Spanish Civil War In 1936 As The English Language Representative In London Of The Cnt-fai.1946-1989 An American Photographer - Famous For His Large-scale - Highly-stylized Black & White Portraits - Photos Of Flowers And Male Nudes. The Frank - Erotic Nature Of Some Of The Work Of His Middle Period Triggered A More General Controversy About The Public Funding Of Artworks. His Most Common Themes Were Portraits Of (Now) Famous People (Including Andy Warhol - Deborah Harry - Richard Gere - And Patti Smith)(May 23 - 1810 - June 19 - 1850) Was A Journalist - Critic And Women's Rights Activist. Fuller Became Friends With Ralph Waldo Emerson And Was Subsequently Associated With Transcendentalism. She Edited The Transcendentalist Journal - The Dial For The First Two Years Of Its Existence From 1840 To 1842. When She Joined Horace Greeley's New York Tribune As Literary Critic In 1844 - She Became The First Female Journalist To Work On The Staff Of A Major Newspaper. In The Mid-1840s She Organized Discussion Groups Of Women In Which A Variety Of Subjects - Such As Art - Education And Women's Rights - Were Debated.Charles Austin Beard (November 27 - 1874 - September 1 - 1948) Was - With Frederick Jackson Turner - The Most Influential American Historian Of The Early 20th Century. As A Leader Of The "Progressive School" Of Historiography - He Introduced Themes Of Economic Self-interest And Economic Conflict - Such As The Conflict Among Industrialists In The Northeast - Farmers In The Midwest - And Planters In The South That He Saw As The Cause Of The Civil War. His Revisionist Study Of The Financial Interests Of The Drafters Of The United States Constitution Seemed Radical In 1913 - Since He Proposed That The U.S. Constitution Was A Product Of Economically Determinist - Land-holding Founding Fathers. He Saw Ideology As A Product Of Economic Interests. His Approach Lost Favor After 1950 As Historians Paid More Attention To Ideology As A Force. Beard's Interest In Progressive Higher Education Was An Early One. In 1899 - He Collaborated With John Ruskin At Oxford In The Founding Of Ruskin House - The First Institution Of Labor Education - And Which Set In Motion A Succession Of Failed Attempts In The United States Which Finally Culminated With The Founding Of The National Labor College In 1999. After Resigning From Columbia University In Protest In 1917 - He Helped To Found The New School For Social Research In New York - And Advised On Reconstructing Tokyo After The Earthquake Of 1923. He Supported The New Deal.

21. Who Was Ralph Waldo Emerson?

1803-1882 A Famous American Essayist And One Of America's Most Influential Thinkers And Writers. First Expressed The Philosophy Of Transcendentalism In His Essay Nature. Emerson Made A Living As A Popular Lecturer In New England And The Rest Of The Country Outside Of The South.(June 27 - 1869 - May 14 - 1940) Was A Lithuanian-born Anarcho-communist Known For Her Anarchist Writings And Speeches. Adopted By First-wave Feminists - She Has Been Lionized As An Iconic "Rebel Woman" Feminist. Goldman Played A Pivotal Role In The Development Of Anarchism In The US And Europe Throughout The First Half Of The Twentieth Century. She Immigrated To The United States At Seventeen And Was Later Deported To Russia - Where She Witnessed The Results Of The Russian Revolution. She Spent A Number Of Years In The South Of France Where She Wrote Her Autobiography - Living My Life - And Other Works - Before Taking Part In The Spanish Civil War In 1936 As The English Language Representative In London Of The Cnt-fai.1946-1989 An American Photographer - Famous For His Large-scale - Highly-stylized Black & White Portraits - Photos Of Flowers And Male Nudes. The Frank - Erotic Nature Of Some Of The Work Of His Middle Period Triggered A More General Controversy About The Public Funding Of Artworks. His Most Common Themes Were Portraits Of (Now) Famous People (Including Andy Warhol - Deborah Harry - Richard Gere - And Patti Smith)(May 23 - 1810 - June 19 - 1850) Was A Journalist - Critic And Women's Rights Activist. Fuller Became Friends With Ralph Waldo Emerson And Was Subsequently Associated With Transcendentalism. She Edited The Transcendentalist Journal - The Dial For The First Two Years Of Its Existence From 1840 To 1842. When She Joined Horace Greeley's New York Tribune As Literary Critic In 1844 - She Became The First Female Journalist To Work On The Staff Of A Major Newspaper. In The Mid-1840s She Organized Discussion Groups Of Women In Which A Variety Of Subjects - Such As Art - Education And Women's Rights - Were Debated.

22. Who Was Frederick Douglass?

23. Who Was Richard E. Neustadt?

(June 27 - 1869 - May 14 - 1940) Was A Lithuanian-born Anarcho-communist Known For Her Anarchist Writings And Speeches. Adopted By First-wave Feminists - She Has Been Lionized As An Iconic "Rebel Woman" Feminist. Goldman Played A Pivotal Role In The Development Of Anarchism In The US And Europe Throughout The First Half Of The Twentieth Century. She Immigrated To The United States At Seventeen And Was Later Deported To Russia - Where She Witnessed The Results Of The Russian Revolution. She Spent A Number Of Years In The South Of France Where She Wrote Her Autobiography - Living My Life - And Other Works - Before Taking Part In The Spanish Civil War In 1936 As The English Language Representative In London Of The Cnt-fai.1946-1989 An American Photographer - Famous For His Large-scale - Highly-stylized Black & White Portraits - Photos Of Flowers And Male Nudes. The Frank - Erotic Nature Of Some Of The Work Of His Middle Period Triggered A More General Controversy About The Public Funding Of Artworks. His Most Common Themes Were Portraits Of (Now) Famous People (Including Andy Warhol - Deborah Harry - Richard Gere - And Patti Smith)Richard Elliott Neustadt (June 26 - 1919 - October 31 - 2003) Was An American Political Historian Specializing In The U.S. Presidency. He Also Served As Advisor To Several Presidents. Neustadt Later Founded The Kennedy School Of Government At Harvard - Where He Taught For More Than Two Decades - Retiring In 1989. After His Retirement He Served As An Advisor To Bill Clinton. One Of Neustadt's Closest Students Was A Young Al Gore. Gore's Interest In Politics Was Reignited By A Junior Seminar Taught By Neustadt In 1968 On The Presidency. In The Course - Gore Role-played John F. Kennedy During The Cuban Missile Crisis. Gore Arranged To Have Private Tutorials With Neustadt During His Senior Year - Meeting With Him Two Hours Weekly. His Most Important Book - Presidential Power - First Published In 1960 - Influenced Kennedy As Well As A Whole Generation Of Academics - And Continues To Be One Of The Staples Of Courses About The Presidency All Over The World. Neustadt Took A Radically Original View. The President - He Believed - Had To Grab "For Just Enough Power To Get By The Next Day's Problems". Neustadt Argued That "The Power Of The Presidency Is The Power To Persuade". To Be Precise - He Said - The Government Has Three Assets: The Power To Persuade - Its Professional Reputation - And Its Public Prestige. In A Government Like That Of The United States - Where Powers Are Shared Between Congress - The Judiciary And The Executive Branch Headed By The President - The President Must Do His Best To Bargain With Rival Power Centres To Get What He Believes To Be Needed.(May 23 - 1810 - June 19 - 1850) Was A Journalist - Critic And Women's Rights Activist. Fuller Became Friends With Ralph Waldo Emerson And Was Subsequently Associated With Transcendentalism. She Edited The Transcendentalist Journal - The Dial For The First Two Years Of Its Existence From 1840 To 1842. When She Joined Horace Greeley's New York Tribune As Literary Critic In 1844 - She Became The First Female Journalist To Work On The Staff Of A Major Newspaper. In The Mid-1840s She Organized Discussion Groups Of Women In Which A Variety Of Subjects - Such As Art - Education And Women's Rights - Were Debated.

24. Who Was Nathaniel Hawthorne?

25. Who Was John Dewey?

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