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    Cold War Dbq

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    the Cold War that the American people feared in the aftermath of the Second World War (Doc. A). The American people feared the Soviet for two reasons. One reason was why the American people feared the Soviet was because the Soviet had nuclear bombs. The other reason was that the Soviet was the first to put up an orbiting satellite‚ which was Sputnik. However‚ the American people greatest fear was communism (Doc B.). Communist influence spread to China as well as Eastern Europe‚ and soon made is way

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    During the late 1800s‚ there was a huge increase of immigration from Southern and Eastern Europe looking for opportunities in America (Doc A). Majority of these foreigners were victims of religious oppression‚ famine‚ and instability caused by political issues. To them‚ America was a beacon of hope‚ the land of opportunity‚ and a haven with open doors for them. But soon they would realize the hardship of surviving in the new world because of their inability to assimilate to the new society. Although

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    land-based invasions from the French. The Dutch greatly suffered during the three Anglo-Dutch wars from 1652-1674; the English defeated the Dutch and seized 2‚000-2‚700 ships‚ compared to the Dutch capture of only 500 ships (Doc. 3). The fact that Dutch trade routes passed by England (Doc. 1) allowed the English ready access to seize Dutch merchant shipping. From documents one and three‚ evidently‚ the English naval power in the English Channel and the North Sea threatened Dutch merchant shipping from

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    Author Study

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    China responded with acceptance‚ conciliation‚ and rejection. During times of political instability‚ Buddhism was accepted in China (Doc 1‚2‚3). Buddhism was accepted in China because it offered an escape from misery that was prevalent in post-Han China (Doc 1). For example Zhi Dun presented Buddhism as a way to escape fear in the wake of nomadic invasions (Doc 2). Zhi Dun’s status as a confidant of the aristocracy reveals the high level of fear and desperation in the Chinese upper-class. As a

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    agriculture‚ theft‚ and professional standards (Doc A). Hammurabi’s code was just for its time‚ because it enforced laws that had punishments equal to the crime and it was created to protect the weak and provide them safety. The code of Hammurabi was ultimately fair‚ because the punishments equated with the crimes at the time. A clear example of this would be “Eye for an Eye‚” law 196‚ if a man has knocked out the eye of a freeman‚ his eye shall be knocked out (Doc E). Dealing with agriculture‚ in laws 53

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    International Business School Maastricht Theme 1.1 Introduction to International Business Course outline for Finance & Accounting |Department: |International Business English stream | |Year: |2013-2014 | |Block: |1.1

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    Second Great Awakening

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    improved nor affected. Although it did not improve the lives of slaves‚ the antebellum market revolution transformed the home into a separate sphere for women and increased the importance of a white woman’s role as a wife and mother within her family (Doc C). The market revolution provided payment in wages allowing people to purchase products outside of their home with money. As a result women did not have to make as many products at home. Home‚ previously a center of economic production was now transformed

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    common and natural causes (doc. 16). People of religious office started to believe that they could save themselves from the plague by appealing to God or the church‚ as such is the example of a priest named Father Dragoni who appealed to the Health Magistracy of Florence stating that he had accompanied severity with compassion and charity‚ managed and fed the convalescents and servants of two pest houses‚ and paid guards and gravediggers with the alms given to him (doc. 9). A statue was rectified

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    He called for open diplomacy‚ free trade‚ and political freedom for Russia (Doc. 1). As the only head of state at the meeting‚ Wilson undoubtedly had America’s best interests in mind. He was‚ however‚ an arrogant man‚ and he was spoiled and thus held high expectations. Wilson also spoke to Congress in 1919 and addressed the ever-increasing nationalistic wave; he encouraged African and Asian countries to follow suit (Doc. 2). The bulk of the Versailles Treaty doled out Germany’s numerous punishments

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    On Men and Governments

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    dramatic increase in the 20th century as the role and portrayal of women changed with the times. The modern Olympic Games allowed for women to compete‚ beginning in the 1908 Olympics held in Great Britain. Sybil Newall competed in the archery competition (Doc. 2). In a time when only 2% of the competitors were women and the women’s suffrage movement was gaining speed‚ Sybil’s actions would have inspired women all over the world to take more charge and to fight for more rights. In 1995‚ Hassiba Boulmerka

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