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…for eventually led to his assignation in the end. Julius Caesar is best remembered for his military leadership, reforms, and infamous death. First, Caesar was famous for his amazing military leadership. "Caesar was evidently fascinated and obsessed by military…

…Cesare Beccaria wrote is book 'On Crime and Punishments' in 1974, he believed that there was a great need for reform in the criminal justice system and he observed how few studies there were on the subject. His work I based on two key philosophical…

…to reforms. A contributor to the rise of guns is the power it holds. Although, the gun has played a major part in our history, the larger result of the gun is a cycle: man lead to war- war lead to guns-guns led to crime- crime leads to fear- fear leads to more…

…and religious policies if the Stuart rulers, the refusal by King James to bring reforms the puritans sought. Another hardship faced by the puritans was creating a parliament to overthrow the king and place Cornwell in power. There were many other areas in which…

…engendered wide spread liberty under a government which represented all men, rather than only the upper class. While some policies under the democrats had evident flaws, they were, for the most part, eager social reformers who strived to put the power…

…and denunciation of monastic vice, immorality, and wickedness. He was considered the "Prince of Humanists" [1] because he was one of the most important men in Europe during the period of the Reformation, The historical and cultural references in his book…

…. In effect, we can notice a see-sawing in decision making and policy in the years before the civil war between conservative reforms/laws and liberal reforms/laws which only served to aggravate those who wanted stability, which was pretty much everyone. Finally…

…interest in the oil rich area of the Middle East. The Shah carried out superficial reforms and was applauded for that by the liberals. The reforms were an attempt at westernization and had narrow acceptability among the westernized elite around the Shah (Shirley…

…, clothing, and other necessities. "Prostitution, as defined by early American society, did not serve as either an occupation or commercial vice. It was considered a temporary sin, in which a woman could reform her behavior and regain her status as a member…

…of buying salvation. Martin Luther never criticized the papacy, however, and never called it out. He said that he understood the purpose of the sales, but disagreed with them, and thus was looking for reform within the church. Initially, he had no intention…