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Was Hitler mentally ill?
AnswerHe was not mentally handicapped in any way, he just had a very right-wing perspective which, during his years living on the streets, matured into full-blown xenophobia and hatred of Jews and other ethnic minorities.
Union general at Chattanooga?
Rosecrans, later joined by Grant
Where there black soldiers fighting for the union?
At first there were no black soldiers fighting for the union until later on during the war.
How many states were in the union in 1942?
48. Alaska and Hawaii would come into the union about 15 years later.
The articles of confederation and perpetual union were later replaced by what?
By the Constitution of the United States.
When did Insane Clown Posse get together?
the band inner city posse was formed in 1991, and later that year changed their name to insane clown posse
What lags in development are seen in mentally retarded children?
Children who are mentally retarded reach developmental milestones significantly later than expected, if at all.
Was Hitler mentally ill?
AnswerHe was not mentally handicapped in any way, he just had a very right-wing perspective which, during his years living on the streets, matured into full-blown xenophobia and hatred of Jews and other ethnic minorities.
Why was Einstein go insane?
Einstein did not go insane. He experienced personal challenges and health issues later in life, but he continued to make valuable contributions to science until his death in 1955.
Why was Mary lum girard insane?
It's not why was she insane, it's if. Her husband Stephen Girard admitted her into the hospital on grounds that she was insane. She suffered from headaches and had a few outbursts, in this day that would not be claimed insane, however it could have been at that time. It is believed that her husband sent her there because she cheated on him, he later became aware that she was pregnant with a child that was not his own. She remained in the hospital 25 years till she died at age 56.
What were some key events in the mental health reform of the 1800's?
Dorothea Dix lobbied for reform of the treatment of mentally ill. She pushed to have the more violent patients kept separately from those not violent. She started by visiting the Cambridge, Massachusetts jail in 1841. Two years later she went to the Massachusetts legislature and asked for changes to be made in the treatment of the insane. She opened her own hospital in 1845. Her writings made it to other states and she pushed for national changes in 1854. Nellie Bly wrote about the problems of the treatment of the insane.
Who helped assist the peloponnesian war?
Persia helped the Peloponnesian League in the later stages.
Was general grant union?
yes general grant was part of the union and later on became our 18th president
What is the union workers credit services?
The union workers credit services provides loans to the union workers who pay later at a given interest.
Union general at Chattanooga?
Rosecrans, later joined by Grant
Who is driven insane by the war in Gone With the Wind?
Scarlett's father Gerald O'hara, he then later dies after attempting to jump a horse and breaking his neck
What happened to Clara Harris?
Clara Harris married Henry Rathbone. Eighteen years later he went insane and murdered her with a gun and knife.
