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    greatest long-term impact. With the printing press and its system of moveable type‚ the world drastically changed in a short time. According to the video “The Machine That Made Us‚” over 20 million books were printed with the printing press between 1450 and the end of the 15th century. Due to the fact that the printing press was able to print books faster than human scribes were able to copy them‚ the literacy and education level soared. People who

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    The Minoan Civilization

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    History Of Architecture Building: Palace Of Minos. Dates: 1700-1400 BC. Time period : Bronze Age. Location: Knossos‚Crete. Civilization :The Minoans. In the heart of the Mediterranean Sea‚ South of Greece‚ lays the island of Crete refuge of the lost civilization of the minions.The island is first refereed as "Kaptara" at the Syrian city of Mani dating from 18 000 BC; Also known as "Keftiu” from the fresco of the Tomb of Rekhmire in the valley of the kings in Egypt. The island’s length is 260 km

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    Westernizing the East: Peter the Great AP European History 27.11.2012 The lands of Tsarist Russia once stretched from Scandinavia to the Pacific. The largest landlocked Empire in the world‚ stretching thousandths of miles across woods‚ plains‚ mountains‚ deserts‚ and the endless Siberian Taiga. 1The Russian people consist one of the most diverse ethnic groups in the world. In the west‚ descendants of Europeans known as the Kievan Rus founded Kyiv and the

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    Catholic churches council would meet at the city of Trent for three sessions and would  distinguish their doctrines from Protestant doctrines. A new society of religious orders  was with the Jesuits or otherwise known as the Society of Jesus. The Jesuits were  founded by a Spanish nobleman in 1450. The Jesuits helped with the stem of the  Protestant tide and tried to win back some adherents by their teachings and preachings.     3.) How did the people’s view of the universe change during the scientific  revolution? Discuss some key scientists and innovations

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    Blood Sports

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    Daniel Rubin November 18‚ 2012 Were blood sports an essential part of the early modern era? Do they have a place in today’s society? Blood sports of Great Britain and its American colonies in the early modern era encouraged violent tendencies among men. These tendencies were necessary for use in contemporary warfare. Blood sports also helped to solidify class divisions by providing an avenue for the nobility and the rich to demonstrate their superiority over one another and the

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    Lingustics

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    AMIRAH BATRISYIA BINTI HAMDAN 930123-04-5016 1PISMP TESL (2) TOPIC 1 QUESTION 1: DISCUSS THE ORIGINS OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE IN BRITAIN AND THE EVENTS THAT BROUGHT ABOUT THE STANDARDIZATION OF THE ENGLISH LANGUGAE DURING THE EARLY ENGLISH MODERN AGE (1500-1800) Origins of English Language The English language belongs to the West Germanic branch of the Indo-European family of languages. The closest undoubted living relatives of English are Scots and Frisian. Frisian is a language spoken by

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    Atlantic Slave Trade

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    drew slaves from across the continent‚ between 1450-1850‚ it is estimated that about 12 million slaves were shipped across the Atlantic. · Between 1450-1850‚ it is estimated that about 12 million slaves were shipped across the Atlantic‚ with mortality rate of 10-20%‚ about 10-11 million actually made it to the Americas · The 18th century was the great age of the Atlantic slave trade‚ probably more than 7 million slave were being exported from 1700-1800 · Cuba

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    Music and Middle Ages

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    Natasha Leon Music class Study guide Study guide 1 1.    Sound- begins with the vibration of an object‚ such as a table that is pounded or a string that is plucked or bowed. 2.    Music- is part of this world of sound‚ an art based on the organization of sounds in time. 3.    Pitch- is the relative highness or lowness that we hear in a sound.  4.    Interval- "Distance" in pitch between any two tones. 5.    How are vibration and pitch related? - The faster the vibrations‚ the higher the

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    Universität Stuttgart Institut für Linguistik: Anglistik HS Topics in Middle English Syntax Dr. Thomas McFadden WS 2007/2008 14/11/2007 Christine Pöhler The influence of French in Middle English Syntax In contrast to Scandinavian‚ French did not change the OE phonology or syntax but its vocabulary: French became the “most substantial source of new words in written Middle English.” (Blake: 423) Why did French have this kind of impact on English and its lexis? - The number of the conquerors

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