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    France is a country that has distinct qualities and has a lot to offer those that wish to learn more about it. France’s background is diverse‚ but its inhabitants are unified in identity. Although many different regional cultures abound‚ a sense of national unity dominates the land. (Central Intelligence Agency) Linguistic‚ religious‚ ethnic‚ geographical‚ and historical factors all contribute to the French culture in many impactful ways. This distinct culture allows the French to provide interesting

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    character that takes an active role in shaping the plot and becomes the protagonist rather than existing as a passive being. Marie de France represented a new voice in medieval literature‚ concentrating on the actions of her female characters. In her Breton lai‚ Eliduc‚ instead of focusing on a male hero‚ the two female characters behave more like protagonists. "Marie de France ’s Eliduc is ostensibly about Eliduc ’s divided loyalties and loves‚ [...]. However‚ Marie renames the lai after two women because

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    UKHistory - Mateo Vinagre The Angevin Empire [pic][pic] *Source: www.newworldencyclopedia.org // eulogos.blogspot.com 1. BRIEF SUMMARY OF THE 3 SELECTED ARTICLES A) Hollister‚ C. Warren ‚ Keefe‚ Thomas K.‚ 1973 “ THE MAKING OF THE ANGEVIN EMPIRE” Journal of British Studies .Vol. 12‚ No. 2 (May‚ 1973)‚ pp. 1-25 Published by: Cambridge University Press on behalf of The North American Conference on British Studies This article

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    Price Hail! King Arthur: Long Live Who? It is hard to adequately explain how long scholars‚ writers‚ and historians alike‚ have extensively researched the topic of King Arthur. Who was he? Did he exist? Was there really a Camelot and Guinevere? When I first began this study myself‚ my opinion was pretty concrete: of course there was a King Arthur and the chivalrous stories must be true. To my surprise‚ my thoughts went in a completely different direction the deeper into the subject I got. I

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    George Washington’s chopping of the cherry tree to the Holocaust of Adolf Hitler‚ historical figures are remembered for their actions as heroic or demonic. Maximilien-Francois-Marie-Isidore de Robespierre‚ the chief architect of the Reign of Terror and a bloodthirsty revolutionary democrat‚ was one such man that is now known as the incorruptible leader. Robespierre played a vital role in the Reign of Terror during the French Revolution. The Reign of Terror was a filtration to purge the streets of

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    pronounced France’s flower of chivalry. After 40% of France’s nobility were lost at Poitiers this man rose through the ranks to become France’s for-most knight. However English historians - notably Keen - take great glee in pointing out the Bertrand was a Breton axe-man. Keen remarks ’in the case of Du Guesclin‚ it is hard indeed to dissociate the man who became the great Constable of France from the mercenary riff-raff who were so often his campaign companions’ (Keen‚ Chivalry‚ pg. 232). Nonetheless‚ the

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    Additional info from Answers.com In 1952‚ faced with an impending strike by steelworkers‚ President Truman signed Executive Order No. 10340‚ 17 Fed. Reg. 3139‚ expropriating eighty-eight steel mills across the country. Again‚ the president defended his action by declaring that the welfare of the country was at stake. He supported this argument by stressing the demands of the war in Korea. He believed that a steel strike would endanger the lives of U.S. soldiers. This time‚ Trumans action caused a

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    ------------------------------------------------- Modernism In LiteraturePresentation Transcript * 1. Modernism in literature An overwiew of early 20th century literary trends * 2. Definition Modernism is a literary and cultural international movement which flourished in the first decades of the 20th century. Modernism is not a term to which a single meaning can be ascribed . It may be applied both to the content and to the form of a work‚ or to either in isolation. It reflects a sense of

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    The Middle Ages Braveheart and Robin Hood. Lord of the Rings and Merlin (“5 Biggest…”). These Hollywood classics all influence how people tend to perceive the Middle Ages‚ a time period that stretched across the fifth and sixteenth centuries. Contrary to Hollywood’s beliefs‚ life back then was very routine and social activities were an important addition to everyone’s’ life‚ whether they were a peasant or royalty (“Medieval Life”). However‚ Hollywood has deemed it fit to slander the Middle

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    present-day New Brunswick and in response the mainland portion of the Nova Scotia colony was separated and became the province of New Brunswick with Sir Thomas Carleton the first governor on August 16‚ 1784.[28] Loyalist settlements also led Cape Breton Island to become a separate colony in 1784‚ only to be returned to Nova Scotia in 1820.The Loyalists exodus created new communities across Nova Scotia‚ including Shelburne‚ which was briefly one of the larger British settlements in North America‚

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