Category: /History/World History
empires. The forerunners of the movement (the British) received most of their materials from the newly overtaken country of Egypt, at the mouth of the Suez Canal. The technology of their time, ultimately lead to the rise of this "new imperialistic movement
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Category: /Law & Government/Government & Politics
tend to mash with others, in order to improve their own culture. A country tending to have an ill environment (China) will reform itself in order to improve relations with other countries for its own benefit.
Laws are derivative of the relations of people
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Category: /History
that will live in infamy drew the United States into a World War in which would change American history forever.
The political climate in the pacific area in 1940 was filled with turmoil. The Japanese had extended their empire south through French Indochina
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Category: /Society & Culture/Religion
groups in communist China to mention a few. As such, there is now an increasing number of people who think that religion is now much more than the opium of the masses, that it is actually a destructive feature of the society. But is it?
In spite
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Category: /History/World History
to the Greek War of Independence ;Polish Revolution (1830-1831)-Russian-ruled Poland rebelled and was crushed. Inspired by 1830 Paris Revolution; The Crimean War ( 1853-1856)-Britain, France, the Ottoman Empire and Sardinia against Russia; Second Polish Revolution
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Category: /History/European History
and fleas there. One of the animals carried it to China and from there it spread around the sea routes and then moved inward. Once contracted, a person died within a week. Because of fluctuating economic problems caused by people leaving their jobs
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Category: /Social Sciences/Economics
of Independence from the British Empire, and with a large amount of Canada's focus on War, the rate of development was low, at least until the creation of The Canadian Pacific Railway. The Canadian Pacific Railway would guarantee to be a great investment as it would
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Category: /Literature
it as the religion of the empire a decade later. Malachi Martin argues that this was Christianity's most significant advacement in its early stages, and laid the foundations of a longstanding institution of authority.
"For most of the following 1650 years, Christianity
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Category: /History
. They were essentially mammoth hunters and were highly intelligent. Scientists have found needles made from tiny slivers of bone, embedded in the ice to suggest that they sewed their own leather clothing. The hunters used spears and early on became thrifty, never
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Category: /History/World History
. Arranged marriages in Hindu family's will often cause debt in order to marry off the daughter. The bride's entire family pays for nearly the entire wedding. Indian girls are married generally at an early age, whereas the boys to marry early is not necessary
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