It allowed both the Enlightenment philosophes the freedom to express their ideas on the most important political, social, technological developments of the time and allowed any reader of any class, faith, gender, wealth, etc. the opportunity to obtain, read and analyze for themselves the validity of the Enlightenment ideals. It also meant that the common people had access to knowledge usually reserved for the upper classes and that they had the ability to expand their knowledge and participate in a part of society that again, was usually reserved for the upper classes.
the hopes of the fatherland are the youth because in the near future they are the one who wil serve our country.
to be free
Germany hopes to have a empire and navy to compete with Britain and its fears is that russia and France might want to fight Germany
It depends on the country. In China, the Boxer Rebellion and Mao Zedong's communist movement increased the country's hopes for independence.
affirmative action
Krushchev did reform the government. He went back to Lenin's looser, more captialistic policies that were more open to the US and Western Europe.
'hopes' = espera (verb, e.g. 'he hopes') 'hopes' = esperas (plural noun, e.g. 'high hopes')
Obama hopes that the Affordable Care Act was a step towards health care reform. Only time can tell whether it will lead to any progress. He also talks about immigration reform but has not made any progress yet. His pushing for alternative energy may accelerate some progress in that area.
what the person hopes complish
When you have high hopes it means that you are optimistic.
lofty, ambitious and unattainable hopes.
Yes, "hopes" is the correct spelling.
My son hopes to be accepted at one of the Eastern colleges. His hopes and dreams are quite admirable.
His hopes were to teach the world about physics and science.
"High Hopes"
Hopeless Hopes was created on 1997-11-07.
she hopes that in the futer she can go horse riding