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Frog Towndescribes in detail a French Canadian parish where both Acadian and Quebecois settlers lived. Laurence Armand French discusses the work, language, and social activities of the working-class French Canadians in a comprehensive depiction of a community where a volatile history accentuated inter-ethnic/sectarian conflicts.
Frog Towndescribes in detail a French Canadian parish where both Acadian and Quebecois settlers lived. Laurence Armand French discusses the work, language, and social activities of the working-class French Canadians in a comprehensive depiction of a community where a volatile history accentuated inter-ethnic/sectarian conflicts.
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- Produktdetails
- Verlag: University Press of America
- Seitenzahl: 296
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. September 2014
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 22mm
- Gewicht: 636g
- ISBN-13: 9780761863830
- ISBN-10: 0761863834
- Artikelnr.: 40787535
- Verlag: University Press of America
- Seitenzahl: 296
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. September 2014
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 22mm
- Gewicht: 636g
- ISBN-13: 9780761863830
- ISBN-10: 0761863834
- Artikelnr.: 40787535
Laurence Armand French, PhD, is a fellow of the American Psychological Association, the Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues, and the International College of Prescribing Psychologists. He is a clinical licensed psychologist and a professor emeritus of psychology at Western New Mexico University.
Preface Chapter One: A Geo-Political Historical Framework Introduction:
Understanding Human and Group Behaviors The Function of Creation Myths:
Giving Meaning to Life and Belonging Catholicism, Protestantism, and
Capitalism Colonial Wars in North America: The
British/French-Protestant/Catholic Rift Chapter Two: Manifest Destiny and
Empire Building in the Americas: A History Different The Politics of WASP
Superiority and the Road to Race and Ethnic Intolerance The French and
Indian War and the Emerging Military Aristocracy and Local Heroes The
Acadian Expulsion: The Prototype of Ethnic Cleansing and Cultural Genocide
"We the (Chosen) People (Enfranchised, White Protestant Adult Males) of the
United States...." Manifest Destiny and Indian Removal: The U.S. Policies
of Cultural and Physical Genocide "Might Makes Right": The Means of U.S.
Expansionism and Imperialism Chapter Three: French-Canadians in
Yankee-Land: A Workforce for an Emerging Industrial Giant Comes Into Its
Own as Franco Americans Puritan Capitalism and Yankee Mills: An Auspicious
Beginning The Canada Connection: The Symbiosis of Economic Conditions and a
Cheap and Convenient Labor Source Chapter Four: Frog Town: Life and Times
of a Franco American Community The Historic Landscape and Demographics of
New Hampshire and the Region Suncook Valley-The Early Years Frog Town: St.
Jean the Baptist Parish-Suncook, N.H., 1870s-1930s Frog Town-1930 to 1980:
Fifty Years of Turmoil and Change The Second World War and the
Transformation of Suncook The Social Milieu in Post-WWII Frog Town Chapter
Five: "And Justice for Some" America's Criminal Justice Ideals and
Adaptations Selective Justice Issues Policing Society: From Community
Policing to a Militarized Force A Sampler of Justice in New Hampshire Blood
Politics Church, State, and Abuse Epilogue Post NAFTA Changes in
U.S.-Canada Relations Celebrating Franco American Heritage in New Hampshire
Notes Bibliography Index
Understanding Human and Group Behaviors The Function of Creation Myths:
Giving Meaning to Life and Belonging Catholicism, Protestantism, and
Capitalism Colonial Wars in North America: The
British/French-Protestant/Catholic Rift Chapter Two: Manifest Destiny and
Empire Building in the Americas: A History Different The Politics of WASP
Superiority and the Road to Race and Ethnic Intolerance The French and
Indian War and the Emerging Military Aristocracy and Local Heroes The
Acadian Expulsion: The Prototype of Ethnic Cleansing and Cultural Genocide
"We the (Chosen) People (Enfranchised, White Protestant Adult Males) of the
United States...." Manifest Destiny and Indian Removal: The U.S. Policies
of Cultural and Physical Genocide "Might Makes Right": The Means of U.S.
Expansionism and Imperialism Chapter Three: French-Canadians in
Yankee-Land: A Workforce for an Emerging Industrial Giant Comes Into Its
Own as Franco Americans Puritan Capitalism and Yankee Mills: An Auspicious
Beginning The Canada Connection: The Symbiosis of Economic Conditions and a
Cheap and Convenient Labor Source Chapter Four: Frog Town: Life and Times
of a Franco American Community The Historic Landscape and Demographics of
New Hampshire and the Region Suncook Valley-The Early Years Frog Town: St.
Jean the Baptist Parish-Suncook, N.H., 1870s-1930s Frog Town-1930 to 1980:
Fifty Years of Turmoil and Change The Second World War and the
Transformation of Suncook The Social Milieu in Post-WWII Frog Town Chapter
Five: "And Justice for Some" America's Criminal Justice Ideals and
Adaptations Selective Justice Issues Policing Society: From Community
Policing to a Militarized Force A Sampler of Justice in New Hampshire Blood
Politics Church, State, and Abuse Epilogue Post NAFTA Changes in
U.S.-Canada Relations Celebrating Franco American Heritage in New Hampshire
Notes Bibliography Index
Preface Chapter One: A Geo-Political Historical Framework Introduction:
Understanding Human and Group Behaviors The Function of Creation Myths:
Giving Meaning to Life and Belonging Catholicism, Protestantism, and
Capitalism Colonial Wars in North America: The
British/French-Protestant/Catholic Rift Chapter Two: Manifest Destiny and
Empire Building in the Americas: A History Different The Politics of WASP
Superiority and the Road to Race and Ethnic Intolerance The French and
Indian War and the Emerging Military Aristocracy and Local Heroes The
Acadian Expulsion: The Prototype of Ethnic Cleansing and Cultural Genocide
"We the (Chosen) People (Enfranchised, White Protestant Adult Males) of the
United States...." Manifest Destiny and Indian Removal: The U.S. Policies
of Cultural and Physical Genocide "Might Makes Right": The Means of U.S.
Expansionism and Imperialism Chapter Three: French-Canadians in
Yankee-Land: A Workforce for an Emerging Industrial Giant Comes Into Its
Own as Franco Americans Puritan Capitalism and Yankee Mills: An Auspicious
Beginning The Canada Connection: The Symbiosis of Economic Conditions and a
Cheap and Convenient Labor Source Chapter Four: Frog Town: Life and Times
of a Franco American Community The Historic Landscape and Demographics of
New Hampshire and the Region Suncook Valley-The Early Years Frog Town: St.
Jean the Baptist Parish-Suncook, N.H., 1870s-1930s Frog Town-1930 to 1980:
Fifty Years of Turmoil and Change The Second World War and the
Transformation of Suncook The Social Milieu in Post-WWII Frog Town Chapter
Five: "And Justice for Some" America's Criminal Justice Ideals and
Adaptations Selective Justice Issues Policing Society: From Community
Policing to a Militarized Force A Sampler of Justice in New Hampshire Blood
Politics Church, State, and Abuse Epilogue Post NAFTA Changes in
U.S.-Canada Relations Celebrating Franco American Heritage in New Hampshire
Notes Bibliography Index
Understanding Human and Group Behaviors The Function of Creation Myths:
Giving Meaning to Life and Belonging Catholicism, Protestantism, and
Capitalism Colonial Wars in North America: The
British/French-Protestant/Catholic Rift Chapter Two: Manifest Destiny and
Empire Building in the Americas: A History Different The Politics of WASP
Superiority and the Road to Race and Ethnic Intolerance The French and
Indian War and the Emerging Military Aristocracy and Local Heroes The
Acadian Expulsion: The Prototype of Ethnic Cleansing and Cultural Genocide
"We the (Chosen) People (Enfranchised, White Protestant Adult Males) of the
United States...." Manifest Destiny and Indian Removal: The U.S. Policies
of Cultural and Physical Genocide "Might Makes Right": The Means of U.S.
Expansionism and Imperialism Chapter Three: French-Canadians in
Yankee-Land: A Workforce for an Emerging Industrial Giant Comes Into Its
Own as Franco Americans Puritan Capitalism and Yankee Mills: An Auspicious
Beginning The Canada Connection: The Symbiosis of Economic Conditions and a
Cheap and Convenient Labor Source Chapter Four: Frog Town: Life and Times
of a Franco American Community The Historic Landscape and Demographics of
New Hampshire and the Region Suncook Valley-The Early Years Frog Town: St.
Jean the Baptist Parish-Suncook, N.H., 1870s-1930s Frog Town-1930 to 1980:
Fifty Years of Turmoil and Change The Second World War and the
Transformation of Suncook The Social Milieu in Post-WWII Frog Town Chapter
Five: "And Justice for Some" America's Criminal Justice Ideals and
Adaptations Selective Justice Issues Policing Society: From Community
Policing to a Militarized Force A Sampler of Justice in New Hampshire Blood
Politics Church, State, and Abuse Epilogue Post NAFTA Changes in
U.S.-Canada Relations Celebrating Franco American Heritage in New Hampshire
Notes Bibliography Index