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    Primitive Japanese and European social orders were based on an arrangement of genetic classes. The nobles were at the top‚ took after by warriors‚ with sharecroppers or serfs beneath. There was next to no social portability; the offspring of ranchers got to be agriculturists‚ while the offspring of rulers got to be masters and women. In both medieval Japan and Europe‚ steady fighting made warriors the most paramount class. Called "knights" in Europe and "samurai" in Japan‚ the warriors served nearby

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    on the Union is often blotted out‚ so what are his achievements exactly? Stalin implanted a successful system of collectivization in the agricultural which lead to the modernization of the sector. Collectivization is a policy in which instead of many small farms run by rich peasants‚ they are collectivised into huge farms run by the state. Other people will say that Stalin’s policies were not successful at all and lead to crippling famines‚ some of which was man made in order to suppress the population

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    Reformation was a German Monk named‚ Martin Luther. Luther was born in 1483 in Eisleben‚ Saxony. As a young man‚ he was enrolled into the University of Erfurt‚ one of the oldest and best distinguished universities in Germany. In four years‚ he received his M.A. and B.A. degrees. Luther was caught in a severe thunderstorm and vowed to become a monk if he survived. When he did escape the storm‚ he kept his vow. In 1510‚ he visited Rome‚ which was the center of the Catholic Church. He was shocked by

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    The Human Genome Project was an international effort to map the complete human genome‚ for the purpose of scientific and medical advancement. The number of human genes became clear with the completion of the Human Genome Project in 2003. While its goal was to sequence the human genome‚ another important task of the project was to determine the number of genes‚ their locations‚ and give an idea as to their function. DNA fingerprinting is a way of identifying a specific individual‚ rather than simply

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    What would you do if you loved someone related to your worst enemy? Would you tell them how you feel or would you not say anything? That is what a boy named Romeo did to a girl named Juliet and Juliet to Romeo. Even though they were from rival families they still told each other that they loved each other and they were in love throughout the entire story. Romeo and Juliet were truly in love with each other because they still tried to get married‚ even though their families would disagree‚ they tried

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    McNeal‚ Amber Political Ideology Paper Many people have different opinions on political subjects. The ways a person may feel about these subjects determine what they are in the political world. I personally do not follow politics like other people older than me do‚ but I do consider myself to be a moderate democrat. Both of my parents are democrats‚ and they choose to be of this political spectrum because they feel like the Democratic Party represents them. They feel as they stand for

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    reign of Stalin he was able to establish himself as a successful dictator through totalitarian rule. He became the undisputed leader of the USSR and the factors that enabled him to do so were Industrialisation‚ his social policies and his ability to defeat Hitler in World War Two. However‚ through Stalin’s political career he also encountered many failures. These were Collectivism‚ the purges and the terror he caused by the people living in Russia during his reign. Stalin’s reign was successful

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    Abstract Thoughts The mentality behind the Cubist painter was to reject the work of artists who made what society wanted to view as art. Instead of painting for the basics of conventional art‚ Cubist painters used shapes and formed movement from placing objects in different angles to create a completely new artistic perspective. Gertrude Stein‚ a modernist writer of the 20th century‚ rejected the expectations of a society that required writing to represent the speech of language. Just as the cubist

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    A political ideology‚ as described in the course textbook by George MacLean and Duncan Wood‚ is a set or system of ideas that form the basis of a political or economic system and provide guidance and direction for political leadership (48). My political ideology is environmentalism. It is because of this that determines what I will discuss in this paper. I will describe what environmentalism is‚ why I believe it is my political ideology‚ and if to be given the chance‚ how environmentalism would

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    The Night of the Long Knives was extremely significant in the establishment of the Nazi dictatorship and ultimately Hitler’s power. This night of brutal murder and elimination of the Sturm Abteilung (SA) gave Hitler the support of the army‚ which he need for both the creation of a totalitarian state and his future foreign policy and also relieved the pressures on Hitler. However‚ The Night of the Long Knives was also the continuation of many other events‚ which could be described as equally as important

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