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    skill of their military made them a valuable asset to the axis powers. For centuries the emperor of Japan had been a major figurehead both spiritually and culturally and in the WW2 years he was still very important to most Japanese. Thought to be the descendant of a god and to hold the divine right to rule Japan‚ the emperor had a large amount of followers. The devotion of the Japanese people to their emperor and their country was a dominant theme in WW2 Japan. In order to persuade the military

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    (particularly Emperor Tmmu and his successors) go about the task of strengthening imperial rule duing 7th and 8th centuries? 9174026 Strengthening the power of the imperial family is the most essential element to show authority to other countries. However‚ a country must have a well-organized system‚ a strong defensive ability‚ and a cleaver ruler as the most important features to rule a country. This paper is going to focus on the actions that Emperor Temmu and

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    big role when it came to The Fall of Western Rome. When Emperor Constantine came into power in 306 CE. He made the Greek city of Byzantium the capital of the Eastern Roman Empire. He renamed the city Constantinople and ruled it for 30 years. Under his rule the empire would thrive and become powerful. Constantine also embraced Christianity. The peak of the Byzantine Empire occurred during the Justinian Dynasty. When Justinian became emperor‚ the Empire gained more territory and would reach the peak

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    utilize. Taking a gander at the First Emperor of Qin is itself a lesson in looking‚ in observing us seeing him. Initially‚ there is the self-anticipated picture of the Qin ruler‚ a picture now being remade through the things he deserted running from earthenware warriors to mountain engravings. Second‚ there is the focal point ground and cleaned by Sima Qian‚ the amazing historiographer who carried on a century after the First Emperor. For him‚ the First Emperor wasn’t the organizer of a supreme convention

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    Who was the First Emperor of China? 11. When did he proclaim himself the First Emperor? 12. When did he reign? 13. What was supposed to happen to the First Emperor’s descendants? 14. How long did the Qin dynasty last? 15. Why did the Qin dynasty come to an end? 16. What tradition did the Qin dynasty leave that later rulers tried to copy? 17. Who controlled the provinces and districts of China on behalf of the First Emperor? 18. What did the First Emperor have built? 19

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    The matured Emperor Penguin’s appearance contributes to the penguin’s ability to retain heat and the black colourings of the penguin’s head‚ back and wings. Because the majority of the Emperors colouring is black‚ the penguin is able to absorb all of the wavelengths of light‚ while reflecting none. This aspect consequently means that the Emperor is able to efficiently absorb heat and light from the sun and warm its body up relatively fast. Another favourable aspect of the Emperor Penguins development

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    How did Napoleon become Emperor ‘I was born when Corsica was perishing‚ 30 000 French men spewed into our shore drowning the throne of liberty in waves of blood’ wrote Napoleon when the French army conquered his home country state of Corsica. Soon after his parents agreed that the impoverished island could give nothing more to their eight children‚ but only one country could‚ the one that Napoleon abhorred‚ France. Carlo‚ Napoleons father‚ accepted the overtaking of Corsica and began studying law

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    and myths but gave them different names‚ for example‚ Jupiter was the Greek god Zeus and Mars was the god Greek god Ares. People began to worship emperors during the reign of Emperor Augustus‚ the first emperor. Augustus didn’t demand it but the people did it anyway. Emperor Caligula was the emperor to demand to be worshipped. A cult of the living emperor was developed as a way to increase the loyalty of the people. Christianity developed in a small Roman province called Judea by a man named Jesus

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    In the other hand‚ Japan does not have any ideas like Confucianism and legalism‚ but they believe that their emperor is divine but they are not active in the government. There are officials that carry out orders for the emperor and later in the history of Japan Samurai have their own military base and when there is a problem that happen to Japan they are the ones that could make the decision. “There are both people who have quick intelligence‚ and those who must withdraw and take time to think things

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    thought the Jewish law was too demanding. Paul explained that they could worship the same God without the Jewish law‚ and during this time of sharing the gospel‚ Christians were being persecuted on and off by emperors such as Roman Emperor Nero. It became a worse worry for Christians as Emperor Diocletian called for the first systematic persecution of Christians during his ruling. These were tough times for Christians‚ but they stayed faithful to there religion and to God. Soon Christianity was made

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