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    the American Revolution. The Stamp Act of 1765 was a direct tax imposed on the British colonies in America and required that many printed materials in the colonies be made on stamped paper from Britain. This frustrated the colonists because not only did they have to rely on Britain for their printed materials‚ they had to pay in British currency for the printed materials. Colonists considered it a violation of their rights‚ which consequently created their slogan “no taxation without representation”

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    bust of his wife Nefertiti‚ and that of his mother Queen Tiy. These works are unique in Egyptian art as they do not flatter the king and his family but rather reveal them as real people‚ which is at their best interest. Akhenaten did not contribute as much as his father did to arts‚ his art renaissance was short lived‚ which was a factor that caused him to become unpopular. By comparing Menes‚ Amenhotep III‚ and Akhenaten’s contributions to art during their rule‚ I was able to conclude that Amenhotep

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    The Great Depression was considered an economic depression‚ lasting a decade from 1929 to 1939. The economic demise originated in the United States and spread worldwide. There were five main contributions to the Great Depression: the Stock Market Crash of 1929‚ the failure of banks (bankruptcy)‚ rise in unemployment rates‚ the United States economic policy with Europe‚ and the environmental drought. The Bull Market of the 1920s‚ which was considered a period of faster rising stock prices than on

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    France was under the rule of the Bourbon family‚ King Louis XVI‚ until the French Revolution occurred in 1789 which ended to the Bourbon dynasty. France was in a state of chaos as the Federal Revolt‚ war and the Terror emerged in the following years (Morris 2000‚ 107). Nevertheless‚ the French still had hopes on one person who they believed could rescue and save their nation from all their political‚ economical and social problems. Napoleon Bonaparte was born in Corsica in 1769‚ an island which

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    causes skin pigmentation blotchiness. However this did not affect his life significantly. As a teenager‚ Warhol graduated from Schenley High School in 1945. After graduating from high school‚ his intentions were to study art education at the University of Pittsburgh in the hope of becoming an art teacher. He moved to New York City to pursue his own art. In the 1950’s Warhol became known for his drawings for shoe advertisements. During the 1960’s Warhol created his most known works‚ doing pop art

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    PR Casebook 2 The debate on owning a handgun has been an issue discussed among American’s for many years and still continues today. Groups such the NRA (National Rifle Association) have started in defense of the 2nd Amendment‚ and others such as the Brady Campaign to Stop Gun Violence funded by Jim Brady‚ who suffered a traumatic brain injury after during an assassination attempt on President Ronal Reagan. Think Public Relations says that the NRA doesn’t support criminal background checks‚ that

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    mathematician did not stop him by entering to the field of physics. Gauss used his findings to develop the field of physics as it plays a vital role in Science. Gauss’s most important contributions to astronomy was using conic equations to track the dwarf planet Ceres. Gauss located the position of the Dwarf planet Ceres. Gauss showed that its orbit was almost circular‚ like a planet‚ and he calculated how far the object was from the sun. An Italian astronomer Joseph Piazzi‚ in January 1‚ 1801‚ discovered

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    that time created artwork that was misleading due to their use of creativity. The realism of Vincent’s artwork is the main reason why I chose him to research. I was curious as to the inspiration behind his reasoning for his type of work. Vincent did not officially begin his career of art until the age of twenty-seven. As a child‚ Vincent showed little ability or interest in art. He dropped out of school at a young age and moved out of the house he grew up in‚ due to the tension between him and

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    most powerful. In 1789 France citizens started to rebel against King Louis XVI‚ the social status changed into a new political state that is known as the Estate System. Abbé Sieyes‚ lead to the revolution by saying that the first and second estate contribute nothing to the society and they are therefore not necessary for the third estate. On June 13 the third estate declares itself the national assembly; the king couldn’t have stopped them because he doesn’t have an Army‚ no way to pay for one and the

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    October 20‚ 1874 in Danbury‚ Connecticut DIED: May 19‚ 1954 in New York City‚ New York   STYLE PERIOD: Modernism   LIFE: Ives was the son of Mary Parmelee and George Ives‚ a U.S. Army bandmaster during the Civil War. He used to watch his father ’s band play at the Danbury town square. His father gave him his first lessons in music and encouraged him to experiment with different sounds. At the age of fourteen‚ Ives became a church organist and wrote hymns and songs for church services. As much

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