It is so hard to keep track of this because it takes place in different forms; political and economical being the main ones. ... People do not like to have boundaries, and the concept of the frontier begins, or in Laurence Shames' mind, "Frontier; opportunity; more. ... The imagination that America has no boundaries and endless possibilities is false, the map of the United States stop at a certain point. ...
Many issues of commerce, the establishment of political parties, the local industry, respect from other countries, and protection and expansion of borders. ... One of the most important issues that America needed to address was the establishment of political parties. ... From this treaty Spain recognized the U.S. right to navigate on the Mississippi River, the boundary between Spanish Florida and the U.S. was set at the 31st parallel, and also Spain and the U.S. promised not to incite Indian attacks against each other. ...
Jazz, more than any other music, has been closely associated with the geographical, social, political, and economic affects of American cities as well as the fluctuating reputation of American culture throughout the world. ... In the late 50s and 60s, avant-garde and free jazz reflected America's social and political changes and the loosening of strict standards of behavior. ... Through jazz, American musicians and their audiences have continually navigated the boundaries of race and region and the divide between high and low culture. ...
In the 2000 presidential race, Elizabeth Dole extended the boundaries for female presidential candidates by running for office. ... The change will strengthen women's economic and political leadership," according to Joel Marks, executive director of the Washington, D.C. based American Small Business Alliance. Women are still underrepresented in political office, only eight governors and fourteen senators, which is a little increase from 1999 when there was only three governors and nine U.S. senators (Equal Representation in Government and Democracy, 2004). ...
There was an ideology that this "New World" that they had "discovered", claimed, and fought to make independent was destined to expand its boundaries. ... Ideally, the intent was to set the boundaries of the continent from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean so acquiring lands west of the Mississippi River and southern territories were the main objective. ... By adding the internationally political aspect of the Monroe Doctrine to further drive its purpose, America succeeded in avoiding little interference from European super powers. ...
Diversity alters the societal character by redrawing racial and ethnic boundaries. ... "...Cultural diversity was once simply an ideal promoted by liberal political groups has gradually become a fact of life for millions of Americans..." (Korgen 154).Diversity is altering the character of society by redrawing boundaries around race and ethnicity (Aguire 49). ...
The romantic sensibility was hard to define because it was a movement that went beyond national, chronological, and artistic boundaries. ... Their ideas were very wide-ranging; they were educational, practical, mystical, poetical and political. ...
People often refer to IQ tests to determine intelligence but according to the Atlantic, "[people who discriminate racially based off IQ tests] misunderstand the implications of what those tests indicate even when they are credible; and they fail to find the moral, analytic, and political response to the questions of race and intelligence.... The most ridiculous part of racism is not the views and prejudices it encounters, but rather how irrational they are, given facts and the notion the race is largely a social construct, rather than solid ethnic boundaries. ...
