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…Julius Caesar, and why he was a great leader. Honors World History. Today, rulers of other countries still bear the title Caesar. This name has achieved an unprecedented amount of respect. Julius Caesar is one of Rome's most famous leaders, and he has…

…the best place for it where it can remain undisturbed for centuries more to come. NOTES Romer, John & Elizabeth, Seven Wonders of the World, The: history of Modern Imagination Henry Holt Co. New York, 1995; p. ix-x Price, Martin J. Seven Wonders…

…from Henry's great feats. <Tab/>Looking at the way this important figure in English history is portrayed by Shakespeare, it would seem that Shakespeare believed Henry's commanding qualities of nobility, humility, and strength to have been…

…of the most important milestones in Canadian history. Canada showed that they were able to do what ever they needed. They were no longer dependent; they could fight as a single unit and still manage to take over German forces. In conclusion, the long road…

…History of the European Union Abstract The history of the European Union has grown out of the ashes of World War II. In an effort that seeks to unify the smaller countries in the region into a much…

…The history of Rattle and Snap dates back to just after the Revolutionary War. Back then, the U.S. Government did not have the money to pay its soldiers, so they issued land grants. One of those soldiers was Lt. Colonel William Polk. William was very…

…Eugene O' Neill was born in New York City on October 16, 1888 to an Irish-Catholic theatrical family. (Beyond Mourning) He would later become one of the greatest playwrights in American history. Through his work, he addressed the difficulties…

…and people couldn't help but hear about it. Wether or not they accepted the information was not up to Griffin, but he did his best to make the knowledge available. This book relates to American history because it takes the reader into the Deep South…

…of increasing permanent members. These include increasing the permanent membership by five (three developing and two industrialized countries) and moving away from the use of the veto except in matters concerning Chapter Seven. Some of the key criteria for Great…

…, under Theodore Roosevelt (Churchill). When you look back into history on why the US Government setup the FBI compared with some of the dealings the FBI had with Martin Luther King Jr. in addition to the impression left by J. Edgar Hoover's Counter…