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    was highly contagious‚ causing social disaster. According to Giovanni Boccacio‚ an Italian author‚ “One citizen avoided another‚ hardly any neighbour troubled about others‚ relatives never or hardly ever visited each other‚” (Boccacio‚ Giovanni). Naturally‚ people wondered what was causing the plague. The main focus at this time was religious beliefs and spirituality. Some people turned to blaming other cultures‚ and “In Europe‚ the Jews were blamed for poisoning the wells‚” (Black Death Packet‚ “Who

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    Why did Napoleon’s Leadership corrupt ? In the book Animal Farm ‚Orwell changes the leaders of the book many times I feel he does this to show how every leader runs the farm in different ways ‚but one really stood out to me the way Napoleon did when he was in control and the drastic changes he made to the farm. Napoleon became a leader because of his hard work on the farm‚ this happened towards the end of the book. All of the drastic changes mostly happen at the end of the book when Napoleon was

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    creating a lasting peace. I Believe they did this for many reasons. Even though they might have known it wasn’t fair they did it anyway. One reason I believe this is because Europe had suffered so many casualties and deaths they had also lost a lot of land. Germany on the other hand didn’t have as much as Europe. But they had to live right next to each other. So Europe probably didn’t want to have to live next to Germany knowing in some ways they lost more than Germany. Germany was punished greatly

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    Essential Question: Why did Jesus teach in parables? A parable is a simple story used to illustrate a moral or spiritual lesson‚ as told by Jesus in the Gospels. Jesus used parables to illustrate divine truths making the stories easy to remember. Parables were common when teaching in Judaism and may also be why Jesus used them often. Jesus explained the parables only to his disciples and those who had always rejected his messages were left in spiritual blindness‚ meaning that they never understood

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    Secret of the Wild Child What were the various roles (personal and professional) played by the adults working with Genie? How did these differing roles conflict? What effect did the conflicts have on Genie? Some of the first people to have a substantial impact on Genie when she was rescued were Susan Curtiss‚ a linguistics student intent on helping her learn to communicate‚ and James Kent‚ Genie’s psychologist and caretaker. There was a lot of controversy over whether or not Genie was mentally

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    The “fall” of Rome was caused by many reasons. These reasons help us realize why Rome was successful and then became a failure. To begin with‚ Rome had economic problems. This was because people had the ability to enforce laws. Sometimes these laws were just not fair. Also money became a problem for the Romans. This was because rulers paid security more just to insure they wouldn’t die. Rome lost much money from this and had to start collecting taxes. Also sometimes the fact people could not trade

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    To what extent was Austria responsible for the failure of Italian revolutionaries in the years 1820-49? Austria had a massive empire in the early 19th century‚ Italy only being a small part. The 1815 Congress of Vienna had given Austria direct control over Lombardy and Venetia‚ and had also put an Austrian family in charge of ruling smaller duchies such as Parma and Modena. As such‚ Austria had dominating control over a lot of Italy. However‚ this was not the only reason why Italian revolutionaries

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    since many Party militants had expressed their disappointment with the Arierparagraph.” (http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/Holocaust/nurlaws.html). Hitler‚ the Nazi Ruler had other races they targeted too. “While it classified Jews as the priority “enemy‚” the Nazi ideological concept of racetargeted other groups for persecution‚ imprisonment‚ and annihilation‚ including Roma (Gypsies)‚ people with disabilities‚ Poles‚ Soviet prisoners of war‚ and Afro-Germans. “(https://www.ushmm.org/wlc/en/article

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    comes down to who’s fault it was and what really sealed the deal and ultimately caused the collapse of the Soviet Union. At the same time when it is asked ‘Why did the soviet union collapse?’ the answer is always ‘there were many factors’. Well what does that mean? That is not very specific at all. Some say it had to do with the numbers of different cultures combined into one union and others may argue that the economy was too stagnant and that no one could have prevented it‚ however in most cases

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    Push” that would break the trench war stalemate. The greatest artillery barrage the world had ever known preceded it. The 3‚000‚000 shells were supposed to destroy the German barbed wire so Allied troops could walk through virtually unmolested. That did not happen‚ and because Haig had no effective intelligence capability‚ the first to learn that truth were attacking troops who died by the thousands on the wire. The Germans suffered massive losses at the Somme as well‚ but as defenders the resulting

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