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…feeling as if they were a separate nation. By the eve of the Revolution the patriotism had built up to such an extent, that the colonists believed America was self-sufficient enough to exist as an independent unit from England. At first, America existed just…

…The American Revolution began in earnest at Lexington on April 19, 1775, and was formalized with the passing of the motion for independence by the Second Continental Congress on July 2, 1776. We, Americans of the 21st century tend to take our freedom…

…laws. As these scholars replaced old ideas with new theories, they slowly changed the direction of society's thoughts. Scholars embarked on searching for laws that would rule over human behavior as well. What became known as the Scientific Revolution…

…France had been ruling under a system where social inequality was prominent and the out-dated absolutism approach of regime in France was becoming less successful; resulting in a radical revolution began by the lower class population. Weary of the manner…

…The computer industry has become one of the most competitive industries in the world. With technology growing at amazing paces, many of the computer companies have fallen behind and even out of the industry since the development of the computer. Only…

…provinces the conditions of the serfs were worsened for most of the land was still retained by the nobles. When in 1820, the spread of European revolution had convinced Alexander I that encouragement given to liberalism was at the same time encouraging revolution…

…By the eve of the Revolution, the colonists had developed a moderate sense of their identity and unity. However, they were still far from having the complete sense of identity and unity necessary for an independent country to flourish. In the early…

…the war earlier and Russian Revolution made the turning point in the course of war. The first major reason that affected the end of war was US entry. But first we should think why US got involved in the war. There are two major points why the US got involved…

…to demonstrate a period of historical significance. Before exploring what made the 'long sixties' such an important time I feel it necessary to define what is meant by the term 'cultural revolution.' The term had in 1965 been used to describe the 'policies initiated…

…of civilization, the rise and fall of empires yielded vast similarities; yet few leaders took heed of their predecessors. The Russian Revolution was a time of unprecedented initial change, the disseverment of the Romanov dynasty and the fall of the age of monarchs…