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    controlled by the Ottoman Empire; however‚ due to the decline of their power and prestige‚ the Balkan States found an opportunity to gain independence. The unification and formation of Italy and Germany as countries encouraged the Balkan revolt of 1875-8. The revolt spread like wild fire through the Balkan peninsula and with the aid of Russia‚ Turkey was defeated. Through this‚ the Balkan States: Serbia‚ Montenegro‚ and Rumania‚ gained increases in their land; thus‚ resulting in a stronger patriotic

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    class that they had been born with while aristocrats would always remain in power. And having become “aware of the injustice of the feudal system‚” it became clear to the revolutionaries that the only way to ameliorate their living conditions was to revolt (“French Revolution”). Because the revolutionaries became aware that the lack of social mobility would result in a never-ending cycle of poverty‚ they revolted in the hopes of achieving a more equal social

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    indulgences‚ Luther denying the church and popes authority‚ him changing the sacraments from 7 to 2‚ and Luther being anti-sematic. Some examples of how Martin Luther was conservative was Luther leaving the monastery‚ Luther’s view on the peasants revolt‚ and using some of the Roman Catholic Church’s views on religion. Martin Luther does warrant the label as revolutionary and conservative. An example of indulgence is dealing with Johann Tetzel. Johann Tetzel was a German priest‚ selling

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    The Cold War was the longated tension between the Soviet Union and the United States of America. It started in the mid 40’s after WWII had left Europe in shambles and Russia and the USA in superpower positions. The Cold War was a clash of these supergiants in political‚ ideological‚ military‚ and economic values and ideas. Though military build up was great on both sides neither one ever directly fought each other. In this essay I’m going to bring forth the following points: Rise of the Cold War

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    Keltische Forschungen Herausgegeben im Auftrag von Brennos – Verein für Keltologie von David Stifter unter redaktioneller Mitarbeit von Hannes Tauber Praesens Verlag Literaturwissenschaft | Sprachwissenschaft Musikwissenschaft | Kulturwissenschaft Wien Ke l t i s c h e For schungen 3 · 2008 Inhalt Vorwort des Herausgebers zur dritten Ausgabe Editor’s Foreword to the Third Volume 9 10 Gerhard DOBESCH In memoriam Kurt Tomaschitz 11 Hazel BUTLER Birth‚ Looms and Irish Queens: The Power and

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    of Athens. Athens caused the war by helping the Ionians revolt against Persia. They caused the war by burning Sardis. Which was unprovoked and caused the citizens of Sardis to lose their homes. Athens caused the Persian war because they helped the Ionians fight Persia. As states‚ “The Greeks had helped the Ionians to revolt against the Persians”. Athens sent weapons to the Ionians to fight Persia. If Athens did not help the Ionians revolt‚ Persia would have less reason to go to war with them. Therefore

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    History Project Summary of “The impact of the First World War on the Middle East” Alessia‚ Maxine and Yasmine 7th of October 2011 The impact of the First World War on the Middle East: The Middle East at 1914 was at the crossroads. The once great Ottoman Empire that had been the dominant political force in the Middle East was decaying‚ loosing ground to the independence Arab movements. In October 1914‚ the Ottoman Empire that had been severely weakened

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    Eastern Europe. When Khrushchev came to power in 1953 after Stalin’s death in 1950 he began a policy of Destalinisation in Eastern Europe and even denounced Stalin in a secret speech in 1954. This all made communism seem weaker and people began to revolt against the USSR’s influence in Hungary believing that with Stalin gone it would be easier to achieve independence. The Hungarian Uprising of 1956 posed the greatest threat to Soviet power because protests in Budapest showed an increased dislike for

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    Chapter 23 Essay The years between 1815-1848 saw the rise of a number of related and competing ideologies‚ one of them being Socialism. Socialism sought economic equality for all‚ and was very much against the the Laissez Faire ideal of liberalism. There were different forms of socialism as it evolved over the years. Throughout the 19th century‚ Europe saw an uprising and evolution of socialism led by key names Karl Marx‚ Henri de Saint-Simon‚ Charles Fourier‚ and Robert Owen. It created equality

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    LUDDITE REVOLT XECO/212 ROCHELL ROUNDTREE MARCH 22‚ 2012 GREG KROPKOWSKI What was the impact on the supply and demand of labor on one sector of the labor market? The impact on supply and demand was critical in the Luddite revolt. It all begins in 1779 when the failure of a Bill to regulate the frame-knitting industry had resulted in 300 frames being smashed and thrown into the streets. This is where the shortage of the supply begins. Then‚ by 1810 the Orders in Council and a change in

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