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What became one of the most controversial and powerful books of the 1960's?
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Who is Merrill Glass?
merrill glass is a good poem and peopel love her books cuz thay are powerful and so good to read
Which of the following acts do you think best showed how powerful Shi Huangdi was burning books forcing nobles to move or forcing commoners to work on government projects Explain your answer?
Forcing Nobles to move. I mean, not many people can force anyone to do anything. This is an opinion question, so the answers may vary, but of those, the nobles were pretty high up in the social charts. If you can force them to move, you know you're pretty powerful. Next, I would choose burning books. Because He had to have been powerful to be able to take a religion's beliefs and just throw them away, and he knew people would not like it, but he also knew he would not get charged. When you're not charged for that, you're powerful.
In what year were ISBN codes first placed upon books?
SBNs were first used in the UK in 1969. In 1970 they became ISBNs (International Standard Book Number) and started appearing world wide.
How many kinds of books?
There 2 kinds of books... They are Fiction and Non-Fiction Books. Fiction Books are fantasy books or they are not true. While Non-Fiction books contatins facts.
Why are CNA books considered good?
CNA books are considered good because the books are by good authors that write quality books. CNA sells the best business books, the top cook books and books fit for kids.
Which art form became hugely popular between the 1930s and 1960s?
The was the period when comic books and comic strips gained huge popularity.
Should parents be consulted about controversial picture books in their child's preschool?
I am not sure what you mean about “controversial picture books”. Generally children’s books are not controversial unless the parents have a particular view and essentially this is their problem and could be considered censorship. No, parents do not have the right to be consulted concerning materials in a preschool. They have the option of removing the child, talking to the child, or just not making a big deal about what they consider controversial.
American physicist who worked on nuclear strategy as a military analyst 1948-61 Later he became known as a futurist making controversial studies of nuclear warfare in his books including his?
You are probably looking for Herman Kahn.
What book is Barbie Doll in?
The following book companies have published books about Barbie: 1960s--Random House 1960s to present--Golden Books/Whitman/Western 1980s--Kid Stuff 1990s--Price Stern Sloan, Fun Works,Grolier
The removal of books with controversial topics from a public high school library is a form of?
It is a form of censorship.
How do you find the market value prices for hardback books from the 1960s in mint condition?
Go to Abebooks.com
What was Jonathan Swift's attitude toward the banning of controversial books.?
Jonathan Swift was against the banning of controversial books and believed in the importance of freedom of expression. He saw censorship as a form of oppression and believed that individuals should have the right to explore and engage with diverse ideas and perspectives.
How did Dr. Seuss get famous?
he became famous for his books and fir drawing and writing Cartoons.
In Paolini's books what rebellious race has the most powerful army?
the elves
How many of Shakespeare plays became books?
All the known Shakespeare plays are printed in books.
When did judith viorst start writing?
Judith Viorst started her writing career in the 1960s. She is known for her children's books, essays, and poetry.
Why are books disputed and sometimes even banned?
Banned books are books or other printed works such as essays or plays which are prohibited by law or to which free access is not permitted by other means. The practice of banning books is a form of censorship, from political, legal, religious, moral, or (less often) commercial motives.
