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    Could King Louis XVI have prevented or halted the process of the revolution? [20] The Ancien Regime is a term used to describe the French system of rule before the 1789 revolution. Problems such as finance‚ politics‚ the inequality of the 3 estates‚ the taxation system and King Louis’ overall decision making during the run up to the revolution all led to the downfall of the Ancien Regime‚ which Louis could have prevented entirely‚ or at least halted it especially in the events of the August Decrees

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    Seigneur…” (Document #3) One reason the French peasants were dissatisfied with their life during this period of French history was because they had to work twice as hard then the nobles and clergy‚ but couldn’t afford anything since they had to pay unfair taxation. While the 2nd estate (nobles) and 1st estate (clergy)‚ did not have to pay taxes and they could afford a nice living. Lastly‚ there were social causes of the French Revolution. “Liberty

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    human nature in its public and private sides)‚ so that the holiness is removed from the world. (complete) * religion loses its authority in all aspects of social life and governance * removing of the monastic controls from a member of the clergy. Two kinds of priests served the Catholic Church in the Philippines * regular priests/regulars * belonged to religious orders * main task was to spread Christianity Ex. Franciscans‚ Recollects‚ Dominicans‚ and Augustinians

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    All You Need to Know About Iran CHAPTER IV Iran’s Political System: Iran’s political structure is a republic‚ but it is different from other similar political systems. It could be referred to as being a mixture of theocracy and democracy. As we saw on the previous chapter‚ when going over Islam’s history‚ Islam experienced the Islamic Revolution in 1979. Therefore the politic al system of Iran‚ which was established after this event‚ was defined by the ideas of the revolution. Iran’s government

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    I would describe Patrick Henry as an intelligent‚ honest man having strong moral principles. He lived a full life‚ marrying twice and having 17 children. He was a lawyer‚ five term govenor of Virginia and member of the Virginia House of Burgesses. He fought for the Bill of Rights and was an important figure in the American Revolution. "Born on May 29th‚ 1736 in Studley‚ Virginia‚ he was the son of John Henry and Sarah Winston". During his childhood he attended a local school and was later tutored

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    bourgeoisie were put into a group called the third estate. The second estate was made up of rich nobles. Then the first estate was made up of a small group of clergies. The third estate made up 97 percent of the population‚ while the other two made up only 3 percent of Frances population. The third estate rebelled in many different ways to show the clergy and nobles that they will not stand for their unjust government. There are many causes that could have sparked this revolution‚ such as: the tax percentage

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    What‚ one may ask‚ does the Year of the Laity signify? To answer this query is to know initially the meaning of LAITY. Laity refers to all the people who are not members of the clergy or men not ordained for religious service. Simply‚ the word laity refers to layman of the religious faith not belonging to the clergy. For you and me and for all Filipinos for that matter who belong to the Mother Church of the Catholic faith‚ laity refers to the vast majority of the Filipinos who profess the Catholic

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    Both the sixteenth canon from the Canons of the Fourth Lateran Council and the second of St. Francis’ edicts from The Rule of Saint Francis of Assisi mention what the members of their groups ought to wear‚ respectively being the clergy and the Franciscans. The first document set forth restrictions on the apparel of clergymen‚ whereas the document states the dress code for Franciscan friars. Pope Innocent III’s Lateran Council and Saint Francis both believed holy men should wear humble clothes that

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    Otto Jespersen’s view on logic of the English language No language is logical in every respect‚ and we must not expect usage to be guided always by strictly logical principles. It was a frequent error with the older- grammarians that whenever the actual grammar of a language did not seem conformable to the rules of abstract logic they blamed the language and wanted to correct it. Without falling into that error we may‚ nevertheless‚ compare different languages and judge them by the standard

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    ------------------------------------------------- Tennis Court Oath (French: Serment du jeu de paume) was a pivotal event during the first days of the French Revolution. The Oath was a pledge signed by 576 of the 577 members from the Third Estate who were locked out of a meeting of the Estates-General on 20 June 1789. The only person who did not sign was Joseph Martin-Dauch‚ a politician who would not execute decisions not sanctioned by the king. They made a makeshift conference room inside a tennis court

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