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  • Science
    Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2009
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    ...craft guilds and universities. These changes were more pronounced in N Europe than...Industrial Revolution Some of the greatest changes were in the area of technology, in...classical period engendered an optimistic attitude on the part of many that all the major...modern science the idea of progressive change, or evolution, has been of fundamental...nuclear physics. Atoms were found to change not only by radioactive decay but also...
     
  • United States
    Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2009
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    ...intent. Lying behind their attitude, however, was probably the...improvements or if those very changes and their emphasis on terror...Democrats, recommended a number of changes in U.S. efforts relating...had ended, it, along with a change in counterinsurgency tactics...
     
  • William III , King of England, Scotland, and Ireland
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    ...Limerick (1691), the Penal Laws against Roman Catholics were increased in severity. Foreign Policy and Constitutional Change The Jacobite effort in Ireland had been supported by Louis XIV, who hoped thus to divert William from the larger war then...queens sister Anne (later Queen Anne ), who with her favorites, the Marlboroughs, had been alienated by the hostile attitude of William and Mary. Williams popularity diminished greatly after the death (1694) of the childless Queen Mary, and...
     
  • Fourteenth Amendment
    Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2009
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    ...maintained the views outlined above until the 1930s, when drastic reinterpretations were made. (For factors producing the change, see Supreme Court, United States .) The court thereafter permitted state legislatures to make economic regulations without...suppress any religious establishment or to deny freedom of speech, of the press, and of peaceable assembly. With the new attitude of the court, the equal protection clause became one of the main weapons of those who were determined that African Americans...
     
  • Dictionary
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    ...language can never be complete; old words fall into disuse, new words are constantly created, and those surviving frequently change their meanings. The modern dictionary is often prescriptive rather than descriptive, for it attempts to establish certain...case of this sort is the dictionary of the French Academy, which is both widely admired and ignored. The popular American attitude of the 19th cent. toward dictionaries gave them a nearly sacred authority, but in the 20th cent. the dictionary makers...
     

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