Yes , according to sino centrism.

The only actors recognized in International Relations are state and state alliances

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Altercentrism (alter = other, centrism = to be centered on) is the ability to show interest in, concern for, and attention to the other person in the conversation.

If your question is coming from Professor Zelikow's online World History course, I think this is a typo in the subtitle and that the word should be "centrism."

Preoperational ego-centrism is a concept in Jean Piaget's theory of cognitive development, where children have difficulty taking on perspectives other than their own. They tend to believe that everyone sees the world as they do, leading to difficulty understanding different viewpoints. This egocentrism typically occurs in children between the ages of 2 and 7 years old.

Jean Piaget is a developmental psychologist. He theorized that there are four stages of childhood, and also dealt with centrism of young children.

State centrism is a political ideology that places the state as the central authority in society, emphasizing state control over key aspects of public life such as the economy, social welfare, and individual freedoms. It advocates for a strong and interventionist state to promote social equality and economic stability.

because it tells u where ur going

The theory of heliocentrism, which states that the Earth and other planets revolve around the Sun, was proposed by the ancient Greek astronomer Aristarchus of Samos. However, it was popularized and further developed by Nicolaus Copernicus in the 16th century.

The political middle is usually called the centre (the idea of it being centrism, a person following it being [a] centrist), and is neither liberal nor conservative, but simply moderate in outlook.

State-centrism is the belief that the state plays a central and dominant role in society, often prioritizing state interests over individual or community interests. This ideology emphasizes the importance of a strong and powerful state to maintain order and regulate various aspects of society. It can lead to centralized decision-making and potentially limit individual freedoms in favor of state control.

Translation: Atasharref betamthil (أتشرف بتمثيل)

It means "I am honored to represent...[a nation or organization or group]."

If you want to use the word "proud" specifically, replace "Atasharref" with "Afkhur" (أفخر). However, Afkhur in Arabic carries the negative connotation of pride (i.e. ego-centrism), which is why I would recommend the "Atasharref" version.

Copernicus was the first person to show that the assumption of a helio-centric solar system made calculations of planetary orbits far simpler to understand, and held to the idea for decades. Aristarchus did propose our Sun as the center, but his ideas were roundly rejected by other Greeks. A few Arab astronomers toyed with the idea, but each ended up abandoning helio-centrism.

According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 5 words with the pattern CE----S-. That is, eight letter words with 1st letter C and 2nd letter E and 7th letter S. In alphabetical order, they are:

centoist

centrism

centrist

ceorlish

ceramist

The concept of geocentrism, which posits that the Earth is the center of the universe with celestial bodies orbiting around it, was widely held by ancient astronomers and philosophers such as Aristotle and Ptolemy. However, it was the Greek philosopher Claudius Ptolemy who developed the most influential geocentric model of the universe in his work "Almagest" in the 2nd century CE.

According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 3 words with the pattern C--TR--M. That is, eight letter words with 1st letter C and 4th letter T and 5th letter R and 8th letter M. In alphabetical order, they are:

centrism

chatroom

coatroom

According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 1 words with the pattern C-NT-I-M. That is, eight letter words with 1st letter C and 3rd letter N and 4th letter T and 6th letter I and 8th letter M. In alphabetical order, they are:

centrism

According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 9 words with the pattern C--TRI--. That is, eight letter words with 1st letter C and 4th letter T and 5th letter R and 6th letter I. In alphabetical order, they are:

cantrips

centries

centring

centrism

centrist

chytrids

contrist

contrite

contrive

According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 13 words with the pattern --N-R-S-. That is, eight letter words with 3rd letter N and 5th letter R and 7th letter S. In alphabetical order, they are:

binarism

centrism

centrist

congress

contrast

contrist

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lunarist

pingrass

sundress

tantrism

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windrose

According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 4 words with the pattern CE-TRI--. That is, eight letter words with 1st letter C and 2nd letter E and 4th letter T and 5th letter R and 6th letter I. In alphabetical order, they are:

centries

centring

centrism

centrist

In the 19th century, the British who controlled Canada believed the natives were an inferior race that has to be forced to evolve according to European standards. They took native children from families and forced them to adapt to the British culture in Canada. The natives were also forced off their land into reservations where they were forced to learn english and adopt Christian religion. The euro centrism of the British made them act as if they were helping improve a primitive race, whereas they were in fact destroying their traditional culture, lifestyle, language and religion.

According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 12 words with the pattern C-NT-I--. That is, eight letter words with 1st letter C and 3rd letter N and 4th letter T and 6th letter I. In alphabetical order, they are:

cantling

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Japan is in the Northeastern Hemisphere if you are looking at a Euro-centric map.

EDIT: This answer is inaccurate, as there is no such thing as the Northeastern Hemisphere, nor is it a result of Euro-centric maps (the cardinal directions and orientation of the continents is independent of Euro-centrism).

Japan is in the Northern Hemisphere.

Mainland China is located North of the YellowRiver and South of the GreatWall.

The Population is 88,170,000 and the land mass is 204,502km square.

About the same population as Germany and half of the terriory of Japan.

In China it is called "The Yellow State" or "廣州" in Chinese.

It is also defined as HeavenLand or "天子" which is a very important name for Sino-Centrism"中華思想" , because Chinese believe people of the state have racial superiority.

Sino-Centism is a racial theory that defines China as the Centre of the World or ZhongGuo(中國) in Chinese , defining others than Chinese as barberians.

Multiparty system is essential in India as India is a very large and diverse country.It has diverse geographical features which cannot be absorbed by just 2 or 3 parties.Furthermore,multi party systems ensure centrism in the country by the formation of a coalition government.It also prevents the leadership of a single party from setting policy without challenge.In India,multiple parties have often formed coalitions for the purpose of developing power blocks for governing.Presence of multi parties ensures competition for the other parties and also power does not remain in one hand.Lastly,multi party system also strenghtens the nation.

Absolutely not. Trotsky was a Bolshevik. The degree to which early Bolshevism was democratic or authoritarian is debated among scholars, but the Bolsheviks under Lenin followed a policy called "democratic centrism," in which debate was confined to the party and then the government leadership, once a decision was made, presented a unified front to the public. This policy created a plethora of problems, and may have played a role in Trotsky's own oustre from the Politburo.

As for Trotskys own views, many were dramatically democratic. He went so far as to advocate the abolition of rank and the democratic making of decisions within the armed forces. He was wildly popular within the Petersburg Soviet, which was the dominant partner in a dual power relationship with the Kerenski government which was the nominal leader of Russia after the February (1917) Revolution.

See Trotsky's "The Revolution Betrayed" and Isaac Deutscher's "The Prophet Armed" for more of Trotsky's views.

Supreme Court justices aren't classified by political party, but by ideology (variations on conservatism, centrism, and liberalism).

Presidents try to nominate justices whom they believe will represent their views and extend their power and influence beyond their term(s) of office. George W. Bush nominated Chief Justice Roberts and Justice Alito, both right-oriented men who help form the conservative bloc of the Supreme Court developed during the Reagan-Bush era.

It's not necessarily possible to infer a Supreme Court justice's ideology according to the nominating President's political party, however. Justice Souter, who retired in June 2009, was socially progressive, despite being nominated by President George HW Bush. Justice Stevens is also liberal, although he was nominated by President Gerald Ford, a moderate Republican.

The United States' newest Supreme Court justice, Sonia Sotomayor, was nominated by Democratic President Barack Obama, but considers herself an independent (the American Bar Association indicates her record of jurisprudence tends toward centrism).

Perhaps most extreme modern examples of ideological mismatch occurred between President Eisenhower, a conservative, and his choice of Chief Justice, Earl Warren, a progressive who was instrumental in advancing civil rights and individual liberties. In fact, of Eisenhower's five Supreme Court appointments, three (Earl Warren, William Brennan, and Potter Stewart) were consistently liberal; one (Charles Evans Whittaker) was a centrist; and one (John Marshall Harlan II) was an intellectual conservative who supported desegregation.

Eisenhower's appointments had the unintended effect of tipping the Supreme Court from conservative to liberal, and may be the reason the Senate Judiciary Committee began screening nominees more thoroughly (Harlan wasn't the first candidate to endure a Senate Judiciary hearing, but his confirmation marked an era of increased Senate scrutiny).


For more information about the current Supreme Court justices' ideological patterns, see Related Questions, below.

If there is no biographical information available that specifies the justice's party affiliation (and there often isn't), one clue would be identifying which President nominated him or her. The President typically chooses someone with an ideology compatible with his own, because that is the only influence the Executive branch can exercise over the Judicial branch - placing people who will evaluate the Constitution from a liberal, conservative, or centrist perspective.

This is not a foolproof method of evaluation, however. The most recent justice appointed to the Supreme Court, Sonia Sotomayor, was nominated by the Democratic President Obama, but is, herself, an Independent with a judicial history of centrism.

Unfortunately, matching a justice to a party doesn't necessarily tell you how that person will vote on a particular issue. Some justices change their personal ideology or jurisprudence over the years, often becoming more progressive the longer they are on the bench; and some justices may vote against their personal ideology if their personal beliefs conflict with a reasonable interpretation of the Constitution. This has been a source of frustration and dismay for some Republican Presidents.

merits of multiparty· Though decision-making is cumbersome, involves time and is calculative, the decisions made under this system are more effective, and are generally accepted by people . · It's a more democratic form of system rather than the one party or two party system . · It allows a number of voices and demands within the country to enjoy political representation . · if there are multiple major parties, each with less than a majority of the vote, the parties are forced to work together to form working governments. This promotes a form of centrism. Demerits of multiparty With three or more parties, a party has a much more likely chance of being elected without holding the same beliefs of the majority of people. For example: In a three party system, if 60% of a population favors "viewpoint A" and there are two candidates who support "viewpoint A" it is likely that each will receive about 30% of the vote, with the remaining party receiving 40%. Here viewpoint A has got 60%(30,30%) of the votes yet the winner will actually be opposed to the majority i.e one with 40% votes.. u can ask anything else u require frnds(gaurav tyagi,Roorkee,India)

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Imperialism is the policy by which one country takes control of the land of another region. The Age of Imperialism lasted from 1870 to 1914. The development of imperialism mirrors that of industrialization. This is because the two reflect growth and progress.

The US was more focused on competing for resources and new markets during this era. Concerns for the US were the economic situations of the Pacific and Caribbean, along with the strategic importances of these areas.

Imperialism was inevitable with the growth of industry. In need of materials, countries would take control of other lands. Ethno-centrism became a part of the European state of mind. They felt driven to impose European beliefs and ideas on the conquered territories. This was deemed the "White Man's Burden" by Rudyard Kipling, who was very much against this movement. India was very affected by Europe.

Europeans created a scramble for Africa and formed spheres of influence in China. Today, imperialism is much subtler, often in the form of foreign aid to create favorable relations between the two countries.

Many nations benefited from imperialistic practices in that they provided an opportunity to modernize. Much of the infrastructure, educational facilities, and hospitals in these countries were built by the imperialist nations controlling them. Along with the positive changes came negative. People were repressed and their cultures were left behind. Because of this, the nationalist movement was sparked. An example of this would be the peaceful revolution led by Gandhi.

Imperialistic practices led to global bitterness towards major countries. In time many of the weaker nations gained independence , and still today their is much resentment towards the former colonial powers. World War I was spawned by greed as nations competed for land and markets.

No. While Answers.com has as its mission to provide answers to questions, it is not designed to replace an individual's effort and skirt the requirements intended for homework. Essay writing is among such obligations. Answers.com does intend to provide answers to questions and the below is a description of the Muslim class system.

As concerns Muslim class systems in general, there is no caste system or birth-determined class in Islam (in contrast to Hinduism) and every Muslim is capable of the greatest and worst deeds.

As concerns racial issues, Islam was an Arabo-centric religion in its early centuries and this attitude was most clearly demonstrated by the Umayyad rulers in the 7th and 8th centuries. However, as Islamic Empires became Turkish, Berber, and Persian run, Islam became more multi-national. In the Modern Era, the ascent of the Arabian Peninsula, on account of petro-dollars has led to an increasing shift back to Arabo-centrism. This however, draws the ire of many non-Arab Muslims who feel delegitimized by these changes.

As concerns personal relationships, the Arab sheikhdoms were quite well defined with an elder man who was the Sheikh and controls the lives and fortunes of the men, women, and children in any particular tribe. In those tribes, men were valued above women and children. As Islam became a multi-national empire, a nobility emerged among those closest to the ruling authorities, but it was never as widespread as European nobility. In the Modern Islamic World, higher rank still belongs to those closest to the rulers and the rulers themselves, but this is not inherited in the same way as nobility, but similarly to wealth or any physical asset.

Multiparty system is essential in India as India is a very large and diverse country.It has diverse geographical features which cannot be absorbed by just 2 or 3 parties.Furthermore,multi party systems ensure centrism in the country by the formation of a coalition government.It also prevents the leadership of a single party from setting policy without challenge.In India,multiple parties have often formed coalitions for the purpose of developing power blocks for governing.Presence of multi parties ensures competition for the other parties and also power does not remain in one hand.Lastly,multi party system also strenghtens the nation.A multi-party system is essential for republican government, because it prevents the leadership of a single party from setting policy without challenge.The political system of India is a multi-party system that means when more than two parties can realistically compete to become the government. In India , there are several national and state level parties. A recognized political party has been classified as a National Party or a State Party. National parties are those that are recognized in four or more states. They are accorded this status by the Election Commission of India, which periodically reviews the election results in various states. This recognition helps the political parties to claim certain unique ownership in the state until the next election review.he problem with the traditional plurality voting system is that any attempt to prevent a candidate from getting elected tends to result in a false positive vote, generally for a candidate thought to have an advantaged position over other candidates, thereby causing or increasing such advantageUnlike a single-party system (or a non-partisan democracy), it encourages the general constituency to form multiple distinct, officially recognized groups, generally called political parties. Each party competes for votes from the enfranchised constituents (those allowed to vote). A multi-party system prevents the leadership of a single party from controlling a single legislative chamber without challenge.

'Multilevel' within DPEP is also used to refer to a situation of teaching the range of so-called

'bright' to 'dull' children who are together in one class (in spite of all the child-centrist rhetoric,

these notions are intact). Here 'level' signifies the child's 'level of intelligence'. That such a notion

can coexist within the CMO child-centrism reconfirms the essentially rhetorical nature of the

latter, and the claim that multigrade/multilevel teaching is a factor in quality improvement does not

hold much water. The strategy has mostly been used in Alternative Schooling Programmes,

which are attempts to provide a semblance of education to poorer children. The learning ladder

strategies, which involve vertical grouping as a part of their design, seem to be more genuine

attempts to give children more independence in learning; but they could go farther in questioning

the idea of the grade itself.

The concept of grade involves: (a) breaking down the curriculum and packaging it into separate

chunks of learning, (b) allotting a fixed time to master the packaged curricular content, usually

one year, (c) testing, either at the end of the allotted time period or several times in between, but

calculating the total score to decide eligibility of the learner to be promoted to study the next

curricular chunk, and (d) failure, which involves repeating the whole chunk again for a year, with

no freedom either to repackage the curriculum in smaller chunks, or any flexibility in the learning

time allotted. Although the idea of grade gained widespread acceptance as a classroom

management-friendly idea, its pedagogical basis has not been very well established. Nor has the

DPEP engaged afresh with such ideas. We could have assumed that a child-centred orientation

would encourage questioning these untenable assumptions, but not so in the case of DPEP.

There seems to be no awareness that ideas such as freedom of pace of learning and continuous

evaluation are incompatible with the multigrade concept. The claim that multilevel/multigrade

contributes towards quality improvement appears to be making a virtue out of an ugly necessity,

with children from the lower strata of society having to bear the brunt of it.

There is no such thing as Eurocentrism. This concept was created by Afrocentrists to "legitimize" their revision of history. Europe became a reference point for the rest of the world because European explorers traveled the world, charting the seas, creating maps, etc. Why would someone from Italy who just mapped an island in Indonesia chart Indonesia at the center of the world? Map makers often used their own land as a reference point. Besides, most maps are not "Eurocentric". They place Israel at the center of the world. Industrialization, science and the arts all exploded by leaps and bounds in Europe. Civilization progressed. Civilization has changed very little in many African nations. People are still living in the bush and hunting with spears just like they did 500 years ago. This is not so in Europe. Though Europe spawned a new age of civilization I know of no one who believes that civilization began in Europe. I believe the one charateristic of "Centrism" is the claim of being the "cradle of civilization". The only ethnic group claiming this is Afrocentrism. Most people in Europe and America believe Mesopotamia is the cradle of civilization. The centrist concepts of the origin of mankind are African in nature and purely racist. ---- ----------------------- The above content was presented by another human, and I did not erase it and left it as is, to show that the reality of perception is such that even in our society of blatant Eurocentric media and as much, Eurocentric educational system, that there is easily a citizen who believes that "There is no such thing as Eurocentrism." The following is from thefreedictionary.com Noun 1. Eurocentrism - belief in the preeminence of Europe and the Europeans partisanship, partiality - an inclination to favor one group or view or opinion over alternatives Eu·ro·cen·tric (yr-sntrk) also Eu·ro·po·cen·tric (y-rp-) adj. Centered or focused on Europe or European peoples, especially in relation to historical or cultural influence: ____________________ I have to agree with the latter argument that eurocentricism does exist. From an International Relations perspective, eurocenticism is the idea that everything we do and understand is seen through the European persective. For example, development: the phenomenon started in a cushy office in the West and is based on the issues perceived by the West and pretty much ends there without any perspective or view point from the Third World. It is only now that people are beginning to question whether this is right or wrong and is the development ideas we have are appropriate.

Y'Miss Phathupats by Juan Crisostomo Soto

As Reviewed by Stephanie A. Claros

The story is satirical in nature, comic yet very graphic in its sharp parody of the colonialmentality of Filipinos.Yeyeng turned Miss Phathupats actually symbolizes what the Filipinos have become after ourhistory of colonization: a people, culture, and language waging a losing war against Westernacculturation.The tragic loss of native values and cultural heritage has been woefully lamented by manyhistorians and patriots to no great avail.

Literature like Y'Miss Phathupats calls

for a sweepingcultural revival but like many others, it has been relegated to the back shelves of libraries andbookshops swamped by foreign titles and novels. It takes time to impact and alter anotherculture like in the case of our country under a long history of imperialist influence and so itwould also take time to revive a fledgling Filipino culture.The story features a caricature of Filipino assimilation to Western culture, Miss Phathupats withher thick

kolorete

is a spoof character, a Pinay assuming the airs of American superiority bydisguising her brown skin under layers of whitening cream.The first cultural subtext is that of racial discrimination, that the white race is the mostdesirable and the colored races are lesser and inferior. Philippine ethnicity is made into anobject of shame and ridicule; that the flat nose, black kinky hair, brown skin and otherindigenous features are seen as a source of embarrassment.Another cultural subtext is the Westernization of Filipino values, habits, and lifestyle. TheFilipino people has been badly miseducated and colonial mentality has been so skillfullyingrained that it is second nature to regard everything that is of Western origin, be it food,clothing or any product as better and elite.Regional schism was also a subtext in the story with the obvious derision of the

Kapampangan

slang and its hard utterances. Even among the Filipino dialects, there is still the imposition of Manila-centrism and its dialect, the

Tagalog.

It is typical to make fun of the inflexible tongues of the

Kapampangan,

the

Bisaya

, etc. The flourishing of the "balbal" slang, "

Taglish

"

,

"

Bislish

"

, etc.

is a catastrophic omen to the death of an independent language. The "tsampurado" mix of

language is a dearth to Philippine literature and a major obstacle to the aspiration of a strongnational identity.

The tag Miss Phathupats that was named after the character's wide hips that was

forcibly fittedinto tight pants implied the social subtext of the stereotyped physical attributes of women. TheBarbie doll epitome of beauty forces women to be discontented with their bodies and todrastically alter their appearance in whatever way possible, be it the thick

kolorete

or the tightoutfits.The most powerful subtext of the story is the burgeoning hate for imperialism by Filipinos aswas shown in the mob-like ganging up on Miss Phathupats by the townsmen. The Philippinehistory of militancy against colonizers is captured by a line in

the story: "Paalam, Miss Alice roosevelts.

We live in a heliocentric solar system, where the Sun is at the center and the planets, including Earth, orbit around it. This model was proposed by Copernicus in the 16th century and is widely accepted in modern astronomy.

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unperson

unsorted

unstrung

untiring

unvaried

unwarily

unworthy

upmarket

uppercut

upstream

upstroke

upthrust

upturned

upwardly

valorous

vaporize

vaporous

venerate

venereal

viburnum

vicarage

vigorous

viperous

waitress

wardrobe

wardroom

washroom

waterbed

waterway

wizardry

wondrous

workroom

Capitalism is an economic system based on private ownership of the means of production and the pursuit of profit. Variants include laissez-faire capitalism, state capitalism, and welfare capitalism.

Socialism is an economic system where the means of production are owned by the community as a whole, aiming to reduce inequality. Variants include democratic socialism, market socialism, and utopian socialism.