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    been so many ancient civilizations that contributed to world history that don’t get enough credit. Throughout time their have been civilizations that have contributed to world history in their own unique ways. The Incan empire lasted just shy of a century in that time they managed to develop farming techniques‚ and sturdy architecture. The Aztec empire excelled from 1345 to 1521 CE. Aztecs required mandatory education to boys girls and slaves. Finally the one that lasted longest was ancient egypt which

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    How Did Trade Affect Spain

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    african slave trade. This meant more workers in silver mines‚ hence more money for the Spanish Empire. On the other hand‚ many people were killed mining silver (Green). Trade also caused inflation which weakened governments and assisted in making the environment suffer (Green). Though the lower class members of society remained poverty stricken‚ the high classes maintained being wealthy (Green). Gold in the Spanish Empire was generally traded to the upper class nobles and affected them in a positive manner

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    The Mongolian invasion of Europe impacted them in both negative and positive ways. During the initial invasion the Mongols they wiped out most of the population of some entire towns that resisted the invasion. In other regions they confiscated the crops and livestock preventing people from surviving on their own. The Mongol conquest also allowed deadly diseases to travel from its home range in china to Europe along newly restored trade routes. Some positive effects of the invasion came from the “Pax

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    mirrored that of Belgium specifically‚ among other European countries. This monarchy was not uniquely Egyptian‚ but an illusion of independence perpetuated by the British and named the Veiled Protectorate. Britain wanted to control Egypt to stabilize the Egyptian government to ultimately benefit that of the British. While in control of Egypt‚ the British often disregarded the needs of the Egyptian people and used it as an economic asset and excessively mined for Petroleum. In his work‚ Modern Egypt

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    ‘Examples of how changes in the environment affect organisations.’ Contents Introduction……………………………………………………………………………………3 Tube gets first Wi-Fi at Charing Cross………………………………………………………… 3 Nintendo hit as high Yen takes its toll on business………………………………………………..4 Water to be tested from BP Oil Spill….....................................................................................4 EU to launch Google search investigation……………………………………………………

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    How Did Ww2 Affect Canada

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    World War II had the largest armed forces involved and was the “most traumatizing and frightening” (Arthur‚ 103) war of all time. There were about 72 million deaths worldwide during WWII but only 45400 were Canadians (Neary‚ Peter‚ 137). With all the death and violence that occurred during World War II there were a few promising things as well. World War II positively affected the development of Canada because the war created more job opportunities which created more money in the economy‚ Canada

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    Runaway inflation‚ shortages of raw materials and lack of capital blocked economic recovery. There was large difficulty for Japan to pay for import resulting in deficit‚ which situation did not stop until 1960s. From 1950s to 1970s‚ Japanese economy recovered very fast because of various policies devised by the government. Among those policies‚ there was a system of industrial policies established during that time‚ whose goal was to improve

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    Nigeria is full of culture‚ colors and people who love their country‚ Imperialism happens all over the world‚ but the one that affected nigeria the most is known as “Scramble for africa” from 1800-1914.The British decided to conquer africa after the loss of manpower‚ workforce and raw materials. Slave trade‚ adding arbitrary national borders and new and improved education and medicine are a few long lasting effects on nigeria and their people. There was many pros and cons to imperialism in africa

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    North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) came into effect between Mexico‚ Canada and the U.S. The Sierra Club opposed NAFTA at the time because we were concerned that the environmental provisions in the agreement would not adequately protect the environment or the health of our families and communities. Fifteen years later‚ NAFTA has created a legacy where corporate profits are promoted at the expense of environmental safeguards‚ health protections‚ and workers’ rights. While NAFTA’s impacts have been

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    In 1985‚ immediately following Konstantin Chernenko’s death‚ Mikhail Gorbachev was elected as General Secretary of the Soviet Union. Before Gorbachev assumed power‚ the Soviet Union was Communist in name‚ however it did not emulate Communist values. Citizens were strictly controlled‚ as what they read‚ watched and said was monitored. Citizens were monitored even more about what they can see about their government and country‚ in order to prevent rebellion or resistance. As Gorbachev began his rule

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