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    The Constitution played a major role in causing the Civil War. One of its biggest impacts on America was creating a division between the states. This dissolution between the states is largely due to varying opinions on the legality and morality of slavery. It was impossible for the nation’s founders to know all of the major issues their nation would face in the future‚ so the Constitution‚ therefore‚ does not address certain topics that would lead to great dispute later on in the country such as

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    Anti-Semitism is a common name for anti-Jewish sentiments that has persisted in many forms over several years. Jews are people the Hebrew Bible and believe there is only one God. Christianity emerged from Judaism as the first Christians prayed in Hebrew and followed the Jewish customs. Christians believed that Jesus was the Christ‚ the Messiah; however‚ Jews believed that the Messiah was yet to come. Jesus was put to death by the Romans but the gospel accounts blamed all Jews for the crucifixion

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    parents was that she got married‚ had children and lived her days enjoying the life of a women of high social status. This news was devastating to Florence since she had her mind set on it. In the time after she still helped people that were sick and she did a lot of research on medicine to expand her knowledge. During a European trip with friends‚ Florence visited Pastor Theodore Fliedner’s hospital and school for deaconesses at Kaiserswerth. At the age of thirty one‚ in 1851‚ her parents permitted her

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    affected the modern day understanding of our universe and changed the way many looked at science as a whole. This time period involved many brilliant philosophers who devoted their lives to understanding the universe and developing a more accurate idea of how things work on Earth. Without the development of these ideas‚ society would not have a clear‚ intelligent idea of what goes on with our environment and our surroundings. Important advancements were made in physical and life science during this period

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    have Tsar Alexander II and his family executed in the summer of 1918 – in an effort to maintain his absolute control. This effort extended to Russian citizens as well – with death estimates ranging from 50‚000 to 140‚000 under Lenin. The Red Terror did not consist solely of executions either. By 1921‚ Soviet Russia had 84 concentration camps – with that number increasing to 315 only three years later. Thus‚ the Gulag system is a creation of Lenin’s regime. The Red Terror was significant in its effects

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    market and the expansion of capitalism. They held seminars with extremely wealthy businessmen and discussed the future of the Koch ideologies‚ shaping conservatives and libertarians alike. One such summit discussed climate change‚ which many in the room did not believe existed; the Koch brothers were “vehemently opposed the government taking any action on climate change that would hurt their fossil fuel profits”‚ leading an uproar in the wealthy fossil fuel

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    “I have deeply regretted that i did not proceed far enough at least to understand something of the great leading principles of mathematics; for men thus endowed seem to have an extra sense.” Charles Darwin lived a very interesting life‚ even though he didn’t like math very much‚ he still came to be a contributor to mathematics. Charles Robert Darwin was born on February 12‚ 1809 and he died April 19‚ 1882. Darwin was best known for his contributions to the evolutionary theory‚ it has been said

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    publications‚ salons‚ and coffee shops democratizes knowledge and empowers individuals beyond academia. In promoting the Enlightenment's ideals of reason‚ skepticism‚ and progress‚ this democratization of knowledge has been instrumental. Contribution to the Enlightenment: The Primacy of Reason: Enlightenment thinkers‚ inspired by the Scientific Revolution's emancipatory methods‚ have promoted reason as a determinant of truth and change. They argued that all aspects of human endeavor‚ including

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    senses‚ Descartes created a philosophical system. Descartes book The World‚ introduces a comprehensive vision of the nature of the world post the time Aristotle‚ and is crucial for the comprehension of his later writings. It provides an insight into how Descartes’ conceived of natural philosophy before he started to reformulate his doctrines in terms of the theory of knowledge‚ with regard to its methods‚ validity‚ and scope Descartes provide the first distinctly modern formulation of laws of nature

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    Pilgrim Fathers The pilgrim fathers where different to other colonists because when they arrived in America they did not explore the land. The pilgrim fathers stayed at the beach‚ set up camp and survived badly. The pilgrim fathers where extremely religious. They would not sing any song or do any dance because it distracted their memory when they talked to god. The pilgrim fathers where ordinary people with ordinary jobs such as a black smith or farmers. When the pilgrim fathers travelled to America

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