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Definition
Synonym
Kulturhoheit
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Kulturhoheit
f
; Kulturautonomie
f
independence in matters of education and culture; autonomy in cultural and aducational matters; Sovereignty of Culture
Kulturhoheit
f
, Kulturautonomie
f
independence in matters of education and culture, autonomy in cultural and aducational matters, Sovereignty of Culture
Kulturhoheit
f
, Kulturautonomie
f
independence in matters of education and culture, autonomy in cultural and aducational matters, Sovereignty of Culture
Kulturhoheit
f
; Kulturautonomie
f
independence in matters of education and culture; autonomy in cultural and aducational matters; Sovereignty of Culture
Deutsche
Kulturhoheit Synonyme
Kulturautonomie
ÂKulturhoheit
Englische
independence in matters of education and culture; autonomy in cultural and aducational matters; Sovereignty of Culture Synonyme
independence
Communist threat
Declaration of Independence
Western imperialism
abstention
affluence
anythingarianism
aplomb
arrogance
assets
atrocity story
autarchy
autarky
autonomousness
autonomy
banner
battle hymn
bloody shirt
boastfulness
bottomless purse
bulging purse
colors
composure
conceit
confidence
constraint
control
cop-out
crostarie
disassociation
discipline
disconnection
discreteness
disjunction
disjuncture
dissociation
easy circumstances
embarras de richesses
evasion
expansionism
face
fence-sitting
fiery cross
fortune
free will
freedom
gold
gonfalon
gratuitousness
handsome fortune
haughtiness
high income
high tax bracket
home rule
immateriality
impartiality
imperialist threat
impertinence
inapplicability
inappositeness
inconnection
inconsequence
individualism
inner-direction
internationalism
internationality
irrelation
irrelevance
liberty
lucre
luxuriousness
mammon
manifest destiny
martial music
material wealth
money
money to burn
moneybags
mugwumpery
mugwumpism
national anthem
nationalism
nationality
nationhood
neutralism
neutrality
nonalignment
noncommitment
noninvolvement
nonpartisanism
nothingarianism
opulence
opulency
pardonable pride
pelf
peoplehood
possession
possessions
pride
pridefulness
property
prosperity
prosperousness
proudness
purse-pride
restraint
riches
richness
rugged individualism
self-action
self-activity
self-assurance
self-command
self-confidence
self-conquest
self-consequence
self-containment
self-control
self-denial
self-determination
self-direction
self-discipline
self-esteem
self-government
self-help
self-helpfulness
self-improvement
self-mastery
self-possession
self-reliance
self-respect
self-restraint
self-sufficiency
self-sustainment
separateness
six-figure income
sovereign nationhood
sovereignty
spontaneity
spontaneousness
statehood
stiff-necked pride
stiff-neckedness
strict neutrality
Kulturhoheit Definition
Autonomy
(
n.
)
The
power
or
right
of
self-government
Autonomy
(
n.
)
The
sovereignty
of
reason
in
the
sphere
of
morals
Cultural
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
culture.
Culture
(
n.
)
The
act
or
practice
of
cultivating,
or
of
preparing
the
earth
for
seed
and
raising
crops
by
tillage
Culture
(
n.
)
The
act
of,
or
any
labor
or
means
employed
for,
training,
disciplining,
or
refining
the
moral
and
intellectual
nature
of
man
Culture
(
n.
)
The
state
of
being
cultivated
Culture
(
v.
t.)
To
cultivate
Education
(
n.
)
The
act
or
process
of
educating
Independence
(
n.
)
The
state
or
quality
of
being
independent
Independence
(
n.
)
Sufficient
means
for
a
comfortable
livelihood.
Self-culture
(
n.
)
Culture,
training,
or
education
of
one's
self
by
one's
own
efforts.
Sovereignty
(
n.
)
The
quality
or
state
of
being
sovereign,
or
of
being
a
sovereign
independence in matters of education and culture; autonomy in cultural and aducational matters; Sovereignty of Culture Bedeutung
Secretary
of
Education
Education
Secretary
the
position
of
the
head
of
the
Education
Department,
the
post
of
Education
Secretary
was
created
in
Secretary
of
Health
Education
and
Welfare
head
of
a
former
executive
department
created
in
and
divided
into
two
departments
in
education
the
profession
of
teaching
(especially
at
a
school
or
college
or
university)
education
instruction
teaching
pedagogy
didactics
educational
activity
the
activities
of
educating
or
instructing,
activities
that
impart
knowledge
or
skill,
he
received
no
formal
education,
our
instruction
was
carefully
programmed,
good
classroom
teaching
is
seldom
rewarded
continuing
education
a
program
of
instruction
designed
primarily
for
adult
students
who
participate
part-time
adult
education
a
course
(via
lectures
or
correspondence)
for
adults
who
are
not
otherwise
engaged
in
formal
study
elementary
education
education
in
elementary
subjects
(reading
and
writing
and
arithmetic)
provided
to
young
students
at
a
grade
school
higher
education
education
provided
by
a
college
or
university
secondary
education
education
beyond
the
elementary
grades,
provided
by
a
high
school
or
college
preparatory
school
culture
the
raising
of
plants
or
animals,
the
culture
of
oysters
cranberry
culture
the
cultivation
of
cranberries
drip
culture
a
hydroponic
method
of
growing
plants
by
allowing
nutrient
solutions
to
drip
slowly
onto
an
inert
medium
in
which
the
plants
are
growing
culture
(biology)
the
growing
of
microorganisms
in
a
nutrient
medium
(such
as
gelatin
or
agar),
the
culture
of
cells
in
a
Petri
dish
American
Revolution
American
Revolutionary
War
War
of
American
Independence
American
War
of
Independence
the
revolution
of
the
American
Colonies
against
Great
Britain,
-
War
of
Greek
Independence
the
Greeks
rebelled
against
Turkish
rule
in
,
with
the
support
of
England
and
France
and
Russia
they
won
independence
in
at
Navarino
(although
the
country
included
only
half
its
present
size)
Independence
Hall
the
building
in
Philadelphia
where
the
Declaration
of
Independence
was
signed
education
training
breeding
the
result
of
good
upbringing
(especially
knowledge
of
correct
social
behavior),
a
woman
of
breeding
and
refinement
sovereignty
the
authority
of
a
state
to
govern
another
state
personal
business
personal
matters
affairs
matters
of
personal
concern,
get
his
affairs
in
order
culture
shock
a
condition
of
disorientation
affecting
someone
who
is
suddenly
exposed
to
an
unfamiliar
culture
or
way
of
life
or
set
of
attitudes
culture
the
tastes
in
art
and
manners
that
are
favored
by
a
social
group
mass
culture
the
culture
that
is
widely
disseminated
via
the
mass
media
education
the
gradual
process
of
acquiring
knowledge,
education
is
a
preparation
for
life,
a
girl's
education
was
less
important
than
a
boy's
physical
education
training
in
the
development
of
and
care
for
the
human
body,
stresses
athletics,
includes
hygiene
self-education
selfultivation
the
process
of
educating
yourself
special
education
education
of
physically
or
mentally
handicapped
children
whose
needs
cannot
be
met
in
an
ordinary
classroom
vocational
training
vocational
education
training
for
a
specific
vocation
in
industry
or
agriculture
or
trade
education
knowledge
acquired
by
learning
and
instruction,
it
was
clear
that
he
had
a
very
broad
education
acculturation
culture
all
the
knowledge
and
values
shared
by
a
society
social
anthropology
cultural
anthropology
the
branch
of
anthropology
that
deals
with
human
culture
and
society
culture
the
attitudes
and
behavior
that
are
characteristic
of
a
particular
social
group
or
organization,
the
developing
drug
culture,
the
reason
that
the
agency
is
doomed
to
inaction
has
something
to
do
with
the
FBI
culture
Kalashnikov
culture
the
attitudes
and
behavior
in
a
social
group
that
resolves
political
disputes
by
force
of
arms,
the
Kalashnikov
culture
in
Afghanistan
mosaic
culture
a
highly
diverse
culture,
the
city's
mosaic
culture
results
in
great
diversity
in
the
arts
Declaration
of
Independence
the
document
recording
the
proclamation
of
the
second
Continental
Congress
(
July
)
asserting
the
independence
of
the
Colonies
from
Great
Britain
Master
of
Education
MEd
a
master's
degree
in
education
Doctor
of
Education
EdD
DEd
a
doctor's
degree
in
education
Cultural
Revolution
Great
Proletarian
Cultural
Revolution
a
radical
reform
in
China
initiated
by
Mao
Zedong
in
and
carried
out
largely
by
the
Red
Guard,
intended
to
eliminate
counterrevolutionary
elements
in
the
government
it
resulted
in
purges
of
the
intellectuals
and
socioeconomic
chaos
independence
the
successful
ending
of
the
American
Revolution,
they
maintained
close
relations
with
England
even
after
independence
Department
of
Education
Education
Department
Education
the
United
States
federal
department
that
administers
all
federal
programs
dealing
with
education
(including
federal
aid
to
educational
institutions
and
students),
created
Department
of
Health
Education
and
Welfare
a
former
executive
department
of
the
United
States
government,
created
in
and
divided
in
culture
civilization
civilisation
a
particular
society
at
a
particular
time
and
place,
early
Mayan
civilization
youth
culture
young
adults
(a
generational
unit)
considered
as
a
cultural
class
or
subculture
Aegean
civilization
Aegean
civilisation
Aegean
culture
the
prehistoric
civilization
on
the
islands
in
the
Aegean
sea
and
the
surrounding
countries,
by
BC
the
entire
Aegean
had
adopted
this
style
of
pottery
Helladic
civilization
Helladic
civilisation
Helladic
culture
the
bronze-age
culture
of
mainland
Greece
that
flourished
-
BC
Minoan
civilization
Minoan
civilisation
Minoan
culture
the
bronze-age
culture
of
Crete
that
flourished
-
BC
Cycladic
civilization
Cycladic
civilisation
Cycladic
culture
Cyclades
the
Bronze
Age
civilization
on
the
Cyclades
islands
in
the
southern
Aegean
Sea
that
flourished
-
BC
Mycenaean
civilization
Mycenaean
civilisation
Mycenaean
culture
the
late
bronze-age
culture
of
Mycenae
that
flourished
-
BC
Paleo-American
culture
Paleo-Amerind
culture
Paleo-Indian
culture
the
prehistoric
culture
of
the
earliest
human
inhabitants
of
North
America
and
South
America
Clovis
culture
the
Paleo-American
culture
of
Central
America
and
North
America,
distinguished
chiefly
by
sharp
fluted
projectile
points
made
of
obsidian
or
chalcedony
Folsom
culture
the
Paleo-American
culture
of
Central
America
and
North
America,
distinguished
chiefly
by
a
thin
finely
made
flint
projectile
point
having
the
shape
of
a
leaf
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