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Skin Color, Race, And Self Image: An Exploratory Study Of A Group Of High School Youths, Zelte Crawford
Skin Color, Race, And Self Image: An Exploratory Study Of A Group Of High School Youths, Zelte Crawford
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A Study Of Aging In An Old Order Amish Mennonite Community, Louise Chahbazi
A Study Of Aging In An Old Order Amish Mennonite Community, Louise Chahbazi
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Introduction
The Old Order Amish Mennonites, undoubtedly the plainest of the "plain people," have a high regard for the beliefs and customs of their forebears. Their forefathers had no telephones, automobiles, electric lights, radios, or church buildings, so the Amish of today work the land with horses, travel in buggies, burn gas lights, gather in homes for worship services, and wear styles of dress which were common in seventeenth and eighteenth century Europe.
Estimates made on the basis of recorded church membership in the Mennonite Yearbook place the Amish population of the United States at approximately 57,000. Their high birth …