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    3. What impact did the War of the Austrian Succession‚ 1744-1748‚ have on relations between the British and the Acadians? The War of the Austrian Succession from 1744-1748 developed in Europe when the succession of the throne in Austria was ready to be claimed (Conrad & Finkel‚ 2009). Britain and Holland were supporters of the Archduchess Maria Theresa having the right to take over the throne‚ however France and Prussia disagreed. This disagreement quickly developed into a war and many attacks

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    WHAT MOTIVATED THE WEST’S INTEREST IN ASIA AND WHAT IMPACT DID THAT EVENTUALLY HAVE? (1979 WORDS) Missionaries in Asia and Their Impact on Education Religion was one key reason which attracted the Westerners into Asia. Because Christianity was the dominant religion in Western countries‚ the dispatching of missionaries into Asia was a common sight. Because they came in masses and moved conspicuously‚ they left rather astounding impacts on the host countries - educational impacts in particular

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    Thucydides was a Greek historian who‚ throughout his life‚ documented the Peloponnesian war. Around 431 B.C. Thucydides documented a funeral oration delivered to the people of Athens by Pericles. In Pericles’ Funeral Oration‚ Pericles’ praises the dead‚ describes how great Athens is‚ explains why Athens must continue to support the war‚ and tells why Athens must live up to the fallen soldiers of the Peloponnesian war. Pericles’ Funeral Oration tells us multiple things‚ the Funeral Oration gives historians

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    Magic knowledge was everything for Antonidas Kaleck. He studied magic for more than three hundred centuries and he’s still studying it now. Whether its magic theory or magic itself‚ he had learned everything related to magic. The theories he published until now was world-shocking‚ he had discovered all there was to know about magic and even won the recognition of the emperor itself. He becomes a scientist working for the emperor and teaches all his knowledges to his students who became the

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    Similarities between Sparta’s goals in the Peloponnesian War and Rome’s objectives in its expansion across Italy lie in the quest for dominance and control. Both city-states sought to establish rule over their respective regions‚ motivated by power‚ resources‚ and strategic advantage. In the Peloponnesian War‚ Sparta aimed to curb the rising influence of Athens‚ the leading naval power in the Greek world. The conflict arose from a struggle for dominance between two major city-states‚ each representing

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    At the end of the Peloponnesian War (431-404 BCE)‚ a funeral service was given to honor the Athens who fought and served for their country’s empire. After the honorable service and burial‚ a leading citizen was chosen to deliver a memorial speech‚ and Pericles was elected. Pericles was a prominent and influential Greek orator and general of Athens during the period of the Persian and Peloponnesian wars. Pericles’ funeral oration is a well-known speech written by the historian‚ Thucydides. This speech

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    of the Greek societies‚ the Greeks have had an awesome effect On the Roman society. There were incredible impacts from Alexander the Great in the Hellenistic age. One of the best pioneers known not. There have been innumerable quantities of likenesses in their religions‚ However the religions did wind up changing‚ and the Romans made enhancements to the way they saw life in a religious structure. The Roman social structures and governmental issues are to some degree affected on the Greek societies

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    Greek Mythology is the teaching that belong to the ancient Greeks. It consisted of their God and heroes. One of the Greek God’s is Ares. He is the Greek God of War. His parents are Zeus & Hera. They are the God of lighting & marriage. He is from the city of Thracians and lives on Mount Olympus. One interesting fact about Ares is that he is one of the twelve Olympians. The Greek God Ares is the most careless and merciless God‚ because he fought without caring of the outcome. Ares is a fierce and

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    1) What were the functions of the Delian and Peloponnesian Leagues? The Delian league was set up by the Athenians for an alliance between all the Ionian Greeks so to stamp out the threat of Persia. Athens took charge because Sparta retreated into its own self-interests‚ so to only protect themselves so the Ionians looked for help among the Athenians. It was formed in 477BC at Delos (which was a neutral city). The league seemed successful because in they had some big victories such as in: 478BC Byzantium

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    The Holocaust Many events have happened throughout history‚ good and bad‚ that have influenced the world. The Holocaust was by far one of the most devastating times in history. The Holocaust was a period of time during World War II in which many innocent people were killed; the conditions of the concentration camps that were used during the Holocaust were extremely harsh; the aftermath once the Holocaust and the war were over also left an impact on the entire world and many people’s lives forever

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