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    Philosopher Francis Bacon was a major contributor to the Enlightenment. He was one of the most important people to the new ideas of science and how the world worked. Bacon created world changing ideas about how the world worked‚ and how science should be carried out. He modernized the idea of the scientific theory. Previously‚ many scientists who lived before him believed that you should only make a hypothesis based on logical reasoning and arguments. Bacon disagreed with them‚ saying that people

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    support‚ Castro’s forces were able to win a string of victories over the government’s poorly led forces. As Batista was able to gather less political support and Castro’s forces grew‚ defeating his military more‚ Batista was forced to flee Cuba on January 1‚ 1959. At this point in time‚ Castro had over 800 guerrillas under his control‚ while they were able to defeat Cuba’s provisional army force of 30‚000 trained

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    With all these deaths and carnages you can only imagine how it affect the North and the South. But surprisingly‚ it only affected the South. With the end of the Civil war directed in to the abolition of slavery you make ask why is this bad? The southern parts of the U.S used and relied on slavery for agriculture

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    He relaxed control in Russia and some criticisms of the Soviet government were permitted. Mao Zedong did not understand Khrushchev’s criticisms or the peaceful coexistence policy he was intending to adopt. From here on‚ ideological discrepancies become visible. Mao failed to recognize the importance of peaceful coexistence in 1957‚ he believed Khrushchev

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    Horace Mann – Part 1 HIST 17B Huy Nguyen 2/21/2017   Born on May 4‚ 1763 in Franklin‚ Massachusetts‚ Horace Mann grew up to be a Whigs politician of great intellect‚ dedicated to the progression of modern society in the United States. In his many endeavors with politics‚ he strove to be an educational reformer and became a Secretary to the Massachusetts Board of Education in the year 1837 before shortly becoming a United States representative in 1848. Horace was a man of firm ideals who

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    The civil war started on April 12‚ 1861‚ and lasted all the way until May 26‚ 1865. It was the most costly war‚ killing more civilians and soldiers compared to any other dispute and destroying many Southern towns. The Civil War‚ also known as The Second American Revolution‚ was a battle amongst the Union Army and The Confederate States Of America‚ resulting in Union victory. Abraham Lincoln played a major role in the Civil War. He was one of our most important presidents in American history because

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    providing a biblical articulation of the injustice of the slave racial regime‚ they entailed a practical method for its gradual‚ civil‚ and nonviolent abolition (Marsden 1996). Taking Francis Wayland’s arguments as a historical case study‚ this paper shows how his antislavery writings contributed to the production of racialized difference by mapping race as the criteria of tolerable and intolerable violence. This paper therefore aims to complicate the reception of Wayland by attending

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    During the Scientific Revolution many great discoveries were made such as J. Kepler’s and Galileo’s findings on plant placement(1609)‚ Sir Isaac Newton’s laws of motion(1680)‚ and the Telescope(1609)‚ but which of these discoveries lead to greater finding of the Scientific Revolution. With the telescope J. Kepler and Galileo could continue their research on plant placement . In fact I can prove that the telescope was one of the greatest discoveries/inventions of the Scientific Revolution because

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    Darwin at scientific meetings and eventually shared ideas and became friends. Wallace wrote letters to Darwin about this as Darwin also stumbled upon the same results and therefore listed Wallace as an author to the theory of modern evolution on July 1‚ 1858 to the Linnaean Society in London. Wallace later "wrote a volume entitled Contributions to the Theory of Natural Selection in 1870." (Explorers & Discoverers of the World‚ 1993. Web) Both Darwin and Wallace concluded that "if an animal has

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    They had a bunch of faulty theories about it. Nowadays we know what happens when certain things react with oxygen at high temperatures. However Lavoisier did not know any of this. He discovered that when phosphorus‚ or sulfur‚ was burned in the air the products were acidic. This then led to the suggestion that elements combines with something in the air could produce acids. In 1779 he named oxygen and found

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