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    was then looking to go further and conquer northern Syria and Jazira‚ whilst trying to do so‚ 2 people tried to kill him but he escaped both times. The crusades contributed to helping the pope take back more land. The Crusades gave many thigs to show how much the Pope meant to them‚ therefor adding the wealth and power of the Catholic Church. Some even gave land in exchange for Prayers and Pious Benedictions which was not early a mere fraction of the actual value. The Pope gathered Lots and lots of

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    spite her happiness with him differed from his relationship with his stern‚ alcoholic‚ and seemingly abusive father. As his career started to grow‚ he had more personal things going on in his life. He started to go deaf and this caused problems with how people communicated with him. In 1801‚ he goes to his most trusted friends to tell them he was becoming deaf. By 1818‚ he became completely deaf. While living in Vienna‚ Austria in 1792 to study with Haydn‚ he made many of his famous works for his aristocratic

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    Additionally‚ the large spike in African slaves being imported to Spain and Britain is due to how both countries had periods of time in which they dominate the slave trade in the Atlantic Ocean. In the 16th century‚ Spain is one of the two powers that dominates the Atlantic slave trade (Chattel Slavery‚ Slide 2)‚ making it easier for them to have access to African traders. Consequently‚ during that time that sugar plantations were flourishing in the Canaries and silver mining were spreading in Central

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    person had the greatest impact during that time‚ as well as in today’s society. In order to prove that‚ ideas‚ beliefs‚ influences and legacies from Alexander the Great‚ Julius Caesar and Jesus will help support this thesis. King Alexander the Great was one of the most powerful men during the Hellenistic Period. One of his biggest influences was that he fell in love with the Greek culture and decided to extended it which made for Western Civilization to be spread around and become the Hellenistic

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    “If you tell a big enough lie and tell it frequently enough‚ it will be believed.” This was the mindset of the Nazi party and how Hitler controlled the people to believe whatever he said. Joseph Goebbels played a big part in the censorship of Germany. Books and media were censored and usually burned‚ and were replaced by Nazi propaganda. Hitler tried to remove Jews from the country which led to the Holocaust and the abuse that they experienced in concentration camps. Paul Joseph Goebbels was born

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    Over the years‚ it has been said that science could not progress without testing. It has been debated that in the name of progress and the improvement of human living conditions‚ the ends justify the means. However‚ when that line begins to blur and Doctors forget the reasons behind their actions we result in some of the the worst medical experiments. The Nazi Party‚ in power from 1933 to 1945‚ when he was doomed to extinction after the Allied victory in World War II‚ it has passed into history as

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    To What Extent Has The Berlin Wall Impacted the Modern World? Post World War II there were many tensions surrounding Europe and especially Germany. The major powers of the war the U.S.A‚ Britain‚ and the Soviet Union agreed to require Germany’s unconditional surrender and by May 8‚ 1945 Germany had officially surrendered. They all agreed to set up four zones of occupation in Germany and also in Berlin to be run by their three countries and France. Since the division of Berlin tensions rose between

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    Who Helped build the foundation of modern astronomy? Galileo Galilei did‚ he was an Italian philosopher‚ astronomer‚ engineer‚ mathematician‚ and physicist. Whom‚ played an important role in the scientific revolution during the Renaissance. The Renaissance began in Italy in the thirteen hundreds and created a “suitable environment…to question scientific doctrine.” ~Wikipedia. One of the great accomplishments of the time period was the development of the Scientific Method. Galileo was so important

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    The Reformation has profoundly affected the modern view of politics and law. Before the Reformation the Church governed politics; she controlled emperors and kings and governed the law of lands. One of the significant impetus to the Reformation was the decline in papal power and prestige during the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries (pg‚ 320). The Protestant Reformation in the 1500s changed the course of history. It helped move Europe out of the Dark Ages and led to the rise of true religious freedom

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    The American Government The enlightenment was a great time period for the U.S. It gave us a time to grow and a time to see everything in a different picture. We got many laws and freedoms because of this time period and the people that influenced the American government. Voltaire is one that influenced the American government. He believed in freedom of speech and religion‚ which is where we get this from. Locke believed that everyone was equal. Which I guess really never influenced our

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