RESOLUTION WHEREAS, in 1926, Carter G. Woodson, noted historian and “The Father of Black History Month,” announced “Negro History Week” in America; and WHEREAS, in 1976, “Negro History Week” was expanded to

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• Carter G. Woodson
• United States
• Ohio
• Civil rights movement
• African Americans in the Civil War
• John Kasich
• Black History Month
• Fred Shuttlesworth

RICHARD REID About Richard Irish born and educated Dr Richard Reid worked for more than 40 years as a high school teacher, museum educator, historian and museum curator. Thirty of those years were spent in

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• Liberal democracies
• Member states of the United Nations
• Dardanelles
• Northern Europe
• Irish diaspora
• Irish people
• Australia
• Reid
• Gallipoli
• Europe
• Political geography
• Celtic culture

The principle of fairness: America versus NZ “On the subject of fairness, no nation in the world has more to teach than New Zealand,” says a Pulitzer Prize-winning American historian and author. By Karl du Fresne –

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• Government of New Zealand
• New Zealand
• Politics
• Zealandia
• Treaty of Waitangi
• Fischer
• Waitangi Tribunal
• Māori electorates
• Māori people
• Aboriginal title in New Zealand
• Constitution of New Zealand
• Māori politics

PERSPECTIVES IN TRANSLATING POLITICAL CONCEPTS (A CONCEPTUAL HISTORIAN AS TRANSLATOR AND TRANSLATED) Hanna Orsolya VINCZE Abstract Issues of the translatability and transferability of concepts figure prominently among th

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• Linguistics
• Quentin Skinner
• Translation
• Conceptual history
• Metaphor
• Conceptual change
• Literature
• Applied linguistics
• Fiction

Microsoft Word - HUMA2050 Classical Chinese Syllabus.docx

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• Wa
• History of East Asia
• Asia
• China
• Xiguan
• Ang Ui-jin
• Historiography of China
• Records of the Grand Historian
• Records of Three Kingdoms

The Aviation Historian ® The modern journal of classic aeroplanes and the history of flying

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OUR FIRST FOLK SONG by John Meredith Extract from Singabout Feb 1980 A local historian friend, Bruce Knox drew my attention to what must surely be the first song of the white settlers to undergo oral transmission. Malbro

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• The bush
• George W. Bush
• Feral
• George H. W. Bush
• Bush family
• United States
• Malbrouck

DIVISION OF HUMANITIES HUMA 041: GENERAL CHINESE HISTORY: PRE-MODERN Instructor: HO Kai-lung Office: 3341 (e-mail: [removed]) Office Hours: Tue 14:00-14:50 / Thu. 16:30-17:30

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• Wa
• Jin
• Later Zhou Dynasty
• Zhou Dynasty
• Liu
• John K. Fairbank
• Han Chinese
• Twenty-Four Histories
• Records of the Grand Historian
• Asia
• Humanities
• 1st millennium

In this wide-ranging essay, Stephen Pyne, the preeminent historian of wildfire around the world, explores the past, present, and future of the term “wildland-urban interface” and the policies regarding fire in that s

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• Forestry
• Public safety
• Occupational safety and health
• Natural hazards
• Wildfire suppression
• Defensible space
• Wildfire
• United States Forest Service
• Stephen J. Pyne
• Firefighting
• Wildland fire suppression
• Wildfires

2015 South Australian Historian of the Year Award: Nomination Cover Page This award honours outstanding achievements in (i) history teaching, (ii) historical research and scholarship, (iii) writing or presentation on his

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• Bibliography
• Citation
• Reference