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    Changing the World With Literature “The world is but canvases to our imaginations (Thoreau‚ 306).” Henry David Thoreau is an American author who made an impact on the world by not being afraid to tell his story. His motivational words over nature‚ philosophy‚ and a few controversial views on the subject of slavery‚ made people look at themselves differently. Not until‚ like many well known authors‚ after he passed his work made an extraordinary impact on the world. A person’s opinions about life

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    People in America were struggling to survive in a nation that was once a pretty wealthy nation but now is in an economic drought. World War ll helped get America back to what is once was‚ maybe even better than before. After World War ll‚ America was “the Arsenal of Democracy‚” as proclaimed by President Roosevelt. America had became the greatest industrial power in the world and America had surpassed all expectations in our production. It was far from where Germany or Japan thought that America would

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    How did the world change due to the industrial revolution? The industrial revolution changed the world in many different ways such as‚ The working class‚ who made up 80% of society and had little or no bargaining power with their new employers. Since population was increasing in Great Britain at the same time that landowners were enclosing common village lands‚ people from the countryside flocked to the towns and the new factories to get work. The working conditions were terrible during the Industrial

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    The War to end all wars. This is how the First World War has been described for generations. Even during this war‚ it was considered the bloodiest and most revolting act of humanity at its time. Hundreds of thousands of young men enlisted worldwide to be on the war front‚ to conquer the enemy at hand. Recruitment officers painted a vivid scene of glory on the return of all the soldiers willing to assist the Royal British army. This war saw the loss of more than 61‚000 Canadian lives‚ in the span

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    Nguyen Sinh Cung‚ founding father of Vietnam‚ and extreme communist leader was a man who made an impact on history. Better know as his most common alias Ho Chi Minh this man decided to change the world. Ho Chi Minh was a man who led his country to freedom. He freed the Vietnamese from rule under European countries‚ and became the first leader of Vietnam. Under this rule he imposed a communist system of government. In this system‚ Ho Chi Minh caused anger among Vietnam and other nations. Fear of death

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    people of different races mad. Many people believe King was one of the huge reasons for segregation to end. But the question is‚ do you? I know I do. The events that took place and what he had done for them make me have reason to believe he changed the world as we know it. King was successful from the start. “King entered Morehouse as an early-admission student at the age of 15.” (Morehouse College King Timeline). He even received the bachelor of arts degree in sociology and then continued his education

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    reforms. During her life Ida B Wells helped make many changes in the world. She established several different Civil Rights organizations. In 1896 Ida formed the National Association of colored women. Ida is considered a founding member of the NAACP which is the National association for the advancement of colored people. However later on she left the organization because she felt the organization was lacking action. Another great thing she did was create the first African American kindergarten in

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    Luther King Jr. was one of the most influential people that ever roamed this earth. He changed the minds of millions and brought people together. Dr. King changed the world with his famous “I Have a Dream” speech. He could have truly changed the world if he had not been assassinated by James Earl Ray. There had been many speculations about how the government was involved in the assassination of Dr. King and when his family sued the government in court‚ his family won and only got one hundred dollars.

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    Change The Enlightenment movement in Western Europe is one of the most studied movements in history. That being said there are many different ideas about just what the Enlightenment was intended to do. In his book‚ The Intellectual Origins of the French Enlightenment‚ Ira Wade argues that‚ “The Enlightenment did not attempt to develop a new body of teachings‚ though‚ nor did it seek a new dogma. […] It is a manner of thinking [….] It functions in every enterprise in which the human being is engaged

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    extraordinary amount of dire and both fortunate and unfortunate events have happened causing life-changing results in both the past and in modern society. In the 20th century‚ events such as these have had both a devastating and a great impact in the world. One event in particular that happened in the 20th century is the signing of the Treaty of Versailles. This treaty was signed as a peace making process at the end of WWI even though absolutely no peace would come as a result of it. The treaty was

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