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Perhaps the most culturally diverse nation on the globe, the United States is home to a dominant Anglo-American Protestant culture intermixed and alongside a host of sub-cultures that live and thrive on US soil. Among these cultures exists an array of distinct form of living all who boast an identity specific to only that select group. These subcultures exist in a couple different forms; convergent subcultures and persistent subcultures. First, convergent subcultures intend toward assimilation with

fightings which all were before or during the war against Spain. The first one were the Desmond Rebellions led by James Fitzmaurice Fitzgerald, Earl of Desmond in the 1870’s, 1880’s and 1890’s. The rebellion was started to free the southern province Munster of Ireland from the reign of the heretic England. The first try was from 1869 to 1873 and failed since it was ended with hundreds of rebels executed. Also all the Lords who supported Earl Desmond were exiled. After an invasion by the exiled Lords

lands, and those of his followers, put acres of fertile land in Munster at the disposal of the English government. Many peasants died of famine in the disturbances, and by 1586 parcels of land were delegated for rent to English gentlemen or 'undertakers.’All tenants were to be English by birth according to law. Walter Raleigh became one of these infamous landowners. However despite the efforts of the English to create farms in Munster they were ultimately abandoned in 1595 because of a violent

of church and state, challenged traditional social hierarchies. Their insistence on voluntary faith and communal living, as seen in the Münster Rebellion, reflected a radical departure from established norms. Additional historical evidence comes from the broader context of religious sects such as the Anabaptists and their impact on societal structures. The Munster Rebellion serves as a poignant example, showcasing the potential of religious ideas to inspire social experimentation. However, the ensuing

position at Artifice. Her main responsibilities would be to produce financial statements while assuring the company maintained governmental compliance. • During her initial time at Artifice, Candy discovers a suspicious employee by the name of Mr. Munster. Classified as a contracted

Jock Sturges, born in 1947 in New York, is an American photographer whose works, alongside Sally Mann or Joseph Szabo, may be one of the most intimate portraits of adolescence and youth. Interested in the medium since the mid-60s, Sturges educated himself at the Malboro College in Vermont (1974), where he studied Perceptual Psychology and Photography, later continued at the San Francisco Art Institute (1985). Even though he started to exhibit in the 70s, helding several displays throughout the next

still very popular today. There is very little reference of Irish dance before the 20th century. The earliest reference was a group dance with various different formations. Before the Gaelic League formed, dance classes were mainly held in rural Munster. There were held simultaneously with language classes. Irish dance became more popular in Ireland as a result of regular weekly classes, competitions and ceili dances. Dance was once forbidden in houses of rural Ireland. In Brennan's article, we learn

The modernisation of Ireland through the period of 1534-1750 was monumental in the development of Ireland itself. While it would be impossible to delve into detail of all the occurrences and reforms that modernised Ireland in this period, it must be acknowledged that the reformation, restoration, plantations, constitutional changes and various monarch’s interests and activities in Ireland greatly affected the changes in the country. Throughout this essay the focus shall be directed towards political

Concerning True Love – This work is written by Hans Denck in 1527 and it serves like a mystical, yet systematic description of certain Anabaptist beliefs. Firstly, he speaks of how love, true love, is a spiritual gift with God being the perfect example of love in Jesus Christ. No one, Denck says, can love or even know love without first accepting Christ into their hearts. Denck also utilizes his theory of love to explain what is meant by the “new law” or “new covenant” in Scripture. While followers

Australian career criminal and convicted armed robber Stephen Asling, 56, has been convicted of the murder of respected underworld figure, Graham ‘The Munster’ Kinniburgh by the Victorian Supreme Court after more than a decade (Fox Koob 2017). In 2003, Asling and his accomplice, Terrence Blewitt, ambushed and gunned down Kinniburgh, 62, outside his home in Melbourne. The murder was by a contract with late underworld kingpin Carl Williams, who wanted Kinniburgh dead due to his tie-in with the Moran