No

• 1 of 12

  by Anthony Naumcheff

  Created on: January 13, 2009

  This can be a difficult question to answer. In a way, it should be the right of every unique ethnicity

• 2 of 12

  by Ravi Embar

  Created on: March 20, 2008

  No. Independence is not a panacea for struggling, underdeveloped countries.

  There have been numerous

• 3 of 12

  by David Brown

  Created on: June 03, 2010

  “Viva, la revolution!”  Screamed the people.  This is the loud call for change

• 4 of 12

  by Michael Greaney

  Created on: August 13, 2008

  Independence - true independence - is an absolute necessity for all people in all countries of the world,

• 5 of 12

  by James Hinton

  Created on: March 28, 2008

  Independence is an appealing word to young people. Dependence is a bad word, because it implies weakness.

• 6 of 12

  by Glendon Caballero

  Created on: March 23, 2008

  Independence is no panacea, no cure all, but the majority of descendants of ex-slaves in the Caribbean,

• 7 of 12

  by Desmond Stephens

  Created on: March 20, 2008

  The bureaucratic mentality is the only constant in the universe, so says Leonard H. McCoy and if one

• 8 of 12

  by Larry Head

  Created on: March 31, 2008

  There is no "magic pill", no "panacea", no "quick fix" for struggling, underdeveloped countries. Independence,

• 9 of 12

  by Nathan Wada

  Created on: March 16, 2008

  Superlatives as a general rule come up short.

  So while the fascist, the oppressive, the constricting,

• 10 of 12

  by Marie Devine

  Created on: March 24, 2008

  Struggling, underdeveloped countries are looking for solutions. They do not feel there is an answer

• 11 of 12

  by William Neal III

  Created on: March 16, 2008

  Independence of a nation does not grant an instant mandate of panacea from the struggles and problems,

• 12 of 12

  by David Thill

  Created on: March 16, 2008

  The ambition to guide one's own fate is common to all people. Throughout history, this drive for self-determination