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        | nature of human relationships |  | Definition 
 
        | power relationship according to feminist, always a dominate power(in 	favor of men) in the relationship, idea is to change that |  | 
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        | 1963 book written by Freiden |  | 
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        | life back into the feminist movement, gave it an intellectual edge |  | 
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        | - family program founded by Magret Sanger, also a beliver in syngenics, certain races are more powerful. |  | 
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        | movement more for white, professional class, upper middle class, college 	educated women, not friendly toward black and home makers |  | 
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        | more mild version of Feminism, Liberals with a women’s tent to it, say abortion 	should be on demand, free daycare, family leave policies w/out losing job, all paid for by tax 	payers |  | 
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        | more of an idea than a practical program, see the world as man dominated, want 	to move away from it and make it more womanized, |  | 
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        | Equal Rights Amendment, would have made men and women completely equal, some people that 	opposed it said they would have to many benefits women would lose to keep |  | 
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        | feminist use for doctoring girls to see, in society, only certain thing, i.e. Barbie |  | 
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        | majority sect, more moderate, 90% of Muslims, however, |  | 
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        | minority sect, more militant, usually the “Islamic Fundamitalis Terrorist” group, however they 	also have, Wahabi Islam is also a “Islamic Fundamentalist” |  | 
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        | Muslim, Jews, and Christians, all spiritual cousins, Abraham as a link, all believe in God, supposed to leave the other two groups alone |  | 
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        | name for Islamic Law, very strict religious law, a lot of places are putting it into actual Law not 	just religious law |  | 
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        | body of religious scholars and clerks that advice the country, advisory body to the king |  | 
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        | Holy War, in 21 Century we think of it as Terrorism, more common usage for a Muslim is the 	personal inner struggle to do what is right in Gods eyes |  | 
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        | accepts historical change and says Islam can be re interpreted to change with the 	times, reason and faith are not incompatible and can in fact work together , like western style 	education because they want to be able to take advantage of western technology and accept 	equal rights for women |  | 
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        | to Muslim what the Bible is to Christians, holy book to Islam |  | 
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        | Population, not area is Indonesia |  | 
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        | Legal Value of Women’s Testimony |  | Definition 
 
        | to establish a fact, as witnesses,  you need 2 male witness, or 1 man and 2 women, but never 4 women |  | 
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        | Views toward private property |  | Definition 
 
        | no problem with private property, nor capitalism, but don’t like….->usury |  | 
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        | – loaning money and charging interest |  | 
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        | 3 types of conservatives- 
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        | social issues, gay marriage, abortion, prayer in public school, Jerry Falwell, Pat Robertson, Tony Perkins, James Dobson |  | 
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        | Traditional Conservatives- |  | Definition 
 
        | issues, G. Bush (41) (older one) Jack Kemp, Steve Forbs |  | 
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        | Foreign policies, Jeanne Kirkpatick, Charles Krauthammer, Bill Kristol |  | 
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        | – believe in big government, higher taxes, more spending, Obama, Ted Kennedy, 	Lyndon Johnson, FDR |  | 
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        | Classical Liberalism (capital L)- |  | Definition 
 
        | based on 18 century enlightenment movements, based off Adam Smith 	writings, biggest treat to you is government |  | 
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        | Closing days of communism parties in Europe |  | Definition 
 
        | they didn’t go away; democrats asked them to help run the country, changed name to socialist, or social democrats. |  | 
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        | View of Peasants- Marx –
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        | Marx – no need, hated them, and said you needed workers to run country not peasants Lenin- useful idiots, use them as allies and then get rid of them by making them workers
 Mao- essential, the revolution is all about the peasants
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        | No country has ever proceeded pass the Dictator of the Proletarian (Socialist phase). |  | Definition 
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        | Basic conservatism vs. liberalism 
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        | Conservatism say government should stay out of economy but should be involved in personal life. |  | 
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        | Liberals say the government should stay out of life but should have a big role in economics. 
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        | a set of aims and ideas, especially in politics |  | 
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        | -start in revolutionary France |  | 
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        | Positive Liberty – deals with economic “freedoms” – I have the right to food, job, house, etc. |  | 
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        | only professional baseball (Anti-Trust) is allowed in the US, |  | 
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        | Negative Liberty – deals with political freedoms from government action; first words in the Constitution 	“congress shall make no law” ex. Bill of Rights |  | 
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