Royal Anthropological Society of Australasia ended in 1913.
Certainly. Society sets two standards that apply to suicide: how suicide is accepted by the society at large, and what transgressions are significant enough to warrant suicide as a viable alternative. Most Western and European cultures take the Judeo-Christian view that suicide is a sin and thus deplorable. As such, social issues that warrant suicide are few and far between, with the greatest leniency in this few given more towards end-of-life scenarios that involve physical pain. Japan especially, and many Asian cultures, on the other hand, avow that suicide is, under the correct circumstances, a reasonable solution to ones problems. Ancient Japanese culture in fact listed some forms of ritualized suicide as a means of wiping the slate entirely clean.
There is no definitive answer to when humanity will come to an end. The future is uncertain, but it is important to focus on making positive changes to ensure the longevity and well-being of our species.
After the British colonized Antigua in 1632, the early settlers cultivated cotton and tobacco, which were exported to the United Kingdom. Towards the end of the 17th century, the poorer landowners continued to grow cash crops such as indigo, cotton, ginger or tobacco while the more wealthy ones were planting or preparing to plant sugarcane. Less than half the Antiguan planters possessed slaves but there were some, like Christopher Codrington and Phillip Warner, who had over a hundred slaves. Slaves were obtained from the Royal African Company, which had been given the monopoly of supplying slaves to all the British colonies. By the end of the 17th century, there were about 6000 slaves in Antigua. The planters preferred "Coromantees" since they were hard working and tractable but the Royal African Company lost their monopoly, which led the planters to trade with other suppliers and purchasing slaves from other tribes. About one-third of the slaves brought to Antigua at this time were females. These female slaves were very beneficial to the planters since they not only provided labour but sexual pleasures and consequently other slaves. More than 50,000 arrived between 1720 and 1755 and another 30 - 40,000 followed between 1755 and 1775.
The group that put a quick end to the Kennewick Man study was a coalition of Native American tribes who claimed the remains under NAGPRA laws and requested their immediate reburial.
An abolitionist is someone who advocates for the complete elimination of a particular practice or system, especially in the context of slavery or other forms of exploitation. Abolitionists work towards changing laws and societal norms to put an end to the injustices they oppose.
Royal Botanic Society ended in 1932.
Royal Geological Society of Ireland ended in 1894.
Royal Arsenal Co-operative Society ended in 1985.
Journal of the Royal Geographical Society of London ended in 1880.
I hope not because that could signal the end of us humans too. After all, monkeys are our distant anthropological cousins.
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The Royal Magazine ended in 1939.
Royal Suédois ended in 1814.
Royal Aviation ended in 2001.
Royal Gigolos ended in 2008.