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Chiang Kai-shekthe Honda Motor CompanySierra LeoneSkidmore, Owings & MerrillCentral Americathe University of Chicago PressNew York Citythe National Conference of Christians and Jewsthe Atlantic Oceanthe Roman Catholic Churchthe Republic of Lithuaniathe Allied Expeditionary ForceA professional title that immediately precedes a personal name is treated as part of thename and should be capitalized. If you use the title alone or after the personal name, itbecomes a generic term and should be lowercased. The same principle applies to other genericterms that are part of place or organization names.President Harry Truman announcedthe president announcedProfessors Harris and Wilson wrotethe professors wrotenext to the Indian Oceannext to the oceanstudents at Albion Collegestudents at the collegeNames of ethnic and national groups are also capitalized. Terms denoting socioeconomiclevel, however, are not. (For hyphenation of compounds of both types, see 20.3.2. For pluralsof tribal names, such as Hopi, see 20.1.1.)Arab AmericansLatinosthe middle classblue-collar workersCapitalize adjectives derived from names, unless they have lost their literal associationswith particular persons or places and have become part of everyday language.Machiavellian schemefrench friesRoman and Arabic artroman and arabic numerals22.1.2 Historical Events, Cultural Terms, and Designations of TimeThe names of many historical periods and events are traditionally capitalized; more genericwww.itpub.net