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    Atlantic Revolutions were the wave of revolutions that happened between 1750 and 1914. “the states and empires of Europe were wrack by uprisings‚ revolutions‚ and wars”‚ at that period of time‚ the empires of Europe were filled with atmosphere of revolutions. For example‚ the North American Revolution (1775-1787)‚ the French Revolution (1789-1815)‚ the Haitian Revolution (1791-1804) and the Spanish American Revolutions (1810-1825). What were the reasons for this wave of revolutions occurred in the

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    Titanic is a remarkable film filled with excitement and romance. It is one of the best movies I’ve seen yet. It tells the tale of a ship that sailed across the Atlantic; the Titanic. The Titanic was supposedly unsinkable; yet‚ when it hit an iceberg‚ it tragically sank‚ destroying thousands of innocent lives. Two people‚ out of thousands on the ship‚ are the most remarkable; a poor man named Jack‚ who won his ticket in a card game‚ and a rich woman named Rose‚ who came to America to get married after

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    navigation. In the early 1480s Columbus began to seek a sponsor for an expedition to Asia. He wanted to prove his theory that it would be faster and easier to get to Asia by sailing west across the Atlantic Ocean opposed to the theory of the Portuguese of going around Africa and into the Indian Ocean. For several years Columbus proposed his idea to the king of Portugal‚ but he was turned down. Undaunted Columbus went to try his luck in Spain. He first met with Queen Isabella I in 1486. Finally‚ in

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    What Was the Most Important Consequence of the Printing Press? The most important consequence of the printing press was the spread of knowledge. Knowledge is the greatest aspect and power. Before Gutenberg’s invention of the printing press‚ there was the development of language‚ writing with hieroglyphs‚ the alphabet and then printing. Scribes would write a book by hand from the dictation of a scholar. Most citizens were uneducated while few were well educated. Handwritten books were expensive

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    of unexplored territories had greatly struck interest in the European countries that were on the search for more riches in East Asia. In 1493 under the flag of Spain‚ Christopher Columbus attempted to reach the Indies by navigating west on the Atlantic Ocean but ended up in new world; the Americas. He reported the new world he discovered in a letter‚ which grabbed the attention of another writer‚ Michel de Montaigne‚ who challenged the perception of how Europeans viewed these “savages”. The genres

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    The United States took the effective action of taking control of the development and building of the Panama Canal. The construction of the Panama Canal changed the economy of America by trade and transportation‚ advancements in technology‚ and America’s foreign policies. Once the French failed to build the Panama Canal when they had control‚ the United States decided to step in and take control themselves. People of the United States government agreed that this new project was an intelligent way

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    and resident bird species because it is located along the Atlantic migratory flyway. Over 330 species of birds have been recorded on Fire Island; Grey Egrets‚ Little Blue Herons‚ Canadian Geese‚ Mallard Ducks‚ Piping Plovers and Herring Gulls being the most prevalent (“Birds of Fire Island” 5). Another common animal found on Fire Island would be the Horseshoe Crab‚ for over 300 million years’ horseshoe crabs have journeyed the world’s oceans and still have the same appearance as they did years ago

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    occasion‚ we were in Miami on a delightful day. We rented a jet ski for an hour. After about half an hour we tried to make a tight turn but it was too tight. The Jet Ski capsized and faster than we realized it‚ we were swimming in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. My brother was the first to react and started chasing the Jet Ski as it was roaming off. When he finally stopped it‚ he could have just gone and left me. Instead he brought it towards me and helped me on. At the time it didn’t seem like a big

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    black population‚ all owing to tourism. There are several other Caribbean countries which actively involved in tourism‚ yet‚ none are as successful as the Bahamas. So‚ what is the secret to this success? The islands are located between the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf Stream ensuring the islands enjoy winter warmth unknown to the American Continent. This presents an invitation to guests from Canada and Southern Florida which are in the majority. The Bahamas are described by John Macpherson in his

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    activists to improve the United States society through reforms‚ both governmental and societal. This period is known as the Progressive era. Progressivism had its ancestry in the European social reform. German thinkers brought the idea across the Atlantic Ocean to the United States. Progressives are primarily characterized as middle class‚ white American men and women who shared trepidation about threats to society. Progressives believed these threats were brought upon by industrialization and urbanization

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