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    started with the economic growth in the late fourteenth century. These rich middle classes were merchants and bankers. Through their personal achievement‚ they have claimed their status in society‚ unlike the in the Middle Ages‚ where the inherited aristocracy had ruled the society. In the early fifteenth century‚ the succeeding middle classes began to patronage‚ to give support in scholarships‚ literature and art. Enabling artists to not only immerse in classical models‚ also hold interests in the natural

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    Authentic works of folk literature versus manufactured ones differ in many ways. The definition of folklore was changed from an “‘oral cultural tradition of a specific group of people’” to an “‘oral poetic creation of the broad folk masses’” (Miller 5). The concept of tradition and cultural origin which is usually ingrained in the authentic folklore is void in the more modern‚ manufactured ones. Manufactured folktales also have much more thought put into to them in terms of “controlling” the folktale

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    Donnelly‚ portrayed the hardships and terror felt during the French Revolution through a discovered diary of a young French girl detailing everyday life during the era. Donnelly’s words delineate the irony behind the revolution. She indicates how the aristocracy during the time‚ absorbed in their wealth‚ did not expect the rebellion caused by the poor. Pushing away from the “old world”‚ the peasants began to defy the affluent and their cruel ways. Believing the high class bloodline would live on forever

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    Union supported revolts in many lands and became a model for other communist governments. Both revolutions also caused many people to die. For instance‚ French revolutionaries executed thousands and took over the lands of the Church and the aristocracy. Also‚ in Russia‚ Stalin seized the lands of the peasant masses and his policies cause millions of deaths. On the contrary‚ there are too many differences in the American Revolution to group it with the French and Russian

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    solution for Ireland. In a modest proposal Swift refers to the destitute state of Ireland at the time and poses a solution that will allow the babies in poor families to be “beneficiary to the public”. Swift commonly refers to the high British aristocracy and satirizes the wealthy british view of the irish people‚ causing Ireland to be so poor and stripped of economical

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    the poor alike. Dyson’s primary example is the introduction of the motorcycle in Europe during the first decade of the twentieth century. Dyson describes how the motorcycle allowed the poor men of the working class to travel Europe as only the aristocracy had previously done. Any workingman could purchase and maintain a motorcycle with minimal effort. The importance of the motorcycle was not derived from its price‚ but from its ability to close the gap between the factory worker and the factory

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    Andrew Carnegie and John D. Rockefeller‚ were both at one point in there life’s the richest men in the world. However they both had very different trails getting to their fortunes. Rockefeller was more or less handed money being part of the prestige aristocracy‚ however he was a very shred and organized man. He stressed the idea of planning ahead and never procrastinating‚ in most cases he was a penny-pinching millionaire. Even as a child he was always very organized and always planned ahead. This helped

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    HISTORY ESSAY _GEORGE TAYLOR_ HAS ARGUED THAT THE REVOLUTION HAPPENED SIMPLY BY CHANCE AND THAT THERE WERE NO LONG-TERM CAUSES THAT MADE IT INEVITABLE. TO WHAT EXTENT DO YOU AGREE? The French Revolution beginning in 1789 redesigned the country ’s political landscape and uprooted century old institutions. The movement was a result of a combination of various factors and played a critical role in shaping and showing modern nations the power inherent in the will of people. The Monarchy ’s absolute

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    sovereignty‚ as in Rousseau’s Social Contract [1762]; the attack on the regime and privileged class by the Literary Underground of “Grub Street;” the broadening influence of public opinion. 4. Social antagonisms between two rising groups: the aristocracy and the bourgeoisie 5. Ineffective ruler: Louis XVI 6. Economic hardship‚ especially the agrarian crisis of 1788-89 generates popular discontent and disorders caused by food shortages. Revolutionary situation: when the government

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    Through new political measures‚ such as natural aristocracy‚ reforms for currency (continentals)‚ and the questioning of social order (mainly for women)‚ America’s society began to develop. Many influential people such as Robert Morris‚ Abigail Adams‚ Molly Wallace‚ etc also helped to reform this now new

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