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    The French Revolution greatly inspired feelings of rebellion among the Haitian people‚ which sparked the Haitian Revolution. The Haitian revolution was brought upon by the obvious oppression towards the people of Haiti but the French Revolution caused the beginnings of the inevitable uprisings by the complete disregard of the African’s natural rights that were stated in the Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen. As well as inequality between social classes and Napoleon Bonaparte’s dishonored

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    Examine the environmental impacts of development on the coast and the conflict it causes (10). (1)VISUAL POLLUTION – big ugly container ports eg Dibden – Southampton. The coast is traditionally a very attractive place that is why there has been a process of: COASTALISATION - increasing population density along the coastlines‚ as people seek a better quality of life outside of cities and inland areas which leads to: (2)SEWAGE – more pressure of housing and growth of coastal resorts means

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    Assess the impact of the Industrial Revolution on children during the 19th Century in Britain During the nineteenth century great social and economic changes occurred throughout Britain. Education and political privileges that had once belonged largely to the upper class‚ spread to the growing middle class. Children were affected both positively and negatively by the Industrial Revolution depending on the socioeconomic status. Revisionist historians are quick to point out that the Industrial revolution

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    permission until July 17hi76‚ when he enrolled as a six-month volunteer in a Connecticut regiment of the Continental Army. He mustered out of the service in December and returned home. Why we were made to suffer so much in so good and just a cause; and a note of admiration to all the world‚ that an army voluntarily engaged to serve their country‚ when starved‚ and naked‚ and suffering everything short of death (and thousands even that)‚ should be able to persevere through an eight years war

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    The Industrial Revolution began over two hundred years agone. It modified theway within which several merchandise‚ as well as fabric and textiles‚ weremanufactured. it’s referred to as a "revolution" beacuse the changes it causedwere nice and unexpected. It greatly affected the method folks lived andworked. This revolution helped to originate the trendy world weknow these days in many ways. the economic Revolution was a significant modification within the nature of production within which machines

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    What were the main causes of the revolution in March 1917? The revolution of March 1917 wasn’t just a sudden event that happened and was planned over night‚ there were many causes‚ long and short term that finally brought out the peoples strength. There were many long-term reasons for the Russian people being dissatisfied. The people weren’t being governed properly. This was because Russia was full of many different races and social classes and it was a very large empire‚ almost twice the size of

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    Nicaraguan Revolution A Revolution can either fail or succeed ‚ many revolutions succeeded due to overthrowing their presidents ‚ and kings and over all important people in that current era . For Example ‚ The people of Nicaragua suffered a huge impact of oppression that led to the development of domination against the Sandinistas and a Revolution that impacted not only Nicaraguan people but also Latin American people with political and social effects . In the Nicaraguan Revolution some of the key

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    The American Revolution was mainly provoked because of the unwanted high taxes that colonies had to pay so British can pay their war debt. The French Indian war was the biggest cause of the high taxes which lead to certain acts like stamp act and sugar act which was very harsh for the colonies as they had to give high taxes on daily use items and all this taxes was without permission of the colonies. Colonist were also angry as they had no representation in parliament so they were not able to provide

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    newspaper called Friend of the People (L’Ami du Peuple). In this paper‚ he called for the death of any supporters of Louis XVI‚ and anyone associated with him. This action harmed Louis’s power and helped get French citizens more riled up about the Revolution. Eventually‚ the King’s reign had to come to an end. By now‚ thanks to the Nation Convention‚ King Louis XVI’s power had been reduced by so much that he could be considered a common prisoner. The Jacobins put Louis on trial for treason against France

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    Agricultural revolutions have come to define our world and lives. Throughout years‚ agriculture has shifted with human society. This is exemplified in the three agricultural revolutions. In the first revolution‚ humans embraced and utilized agriculture for the first time‚ setting a permanent theme. In the second revolution‚ humans developed technology to help distribute and create food faster and more reliably than ever before. In the current revolution‚ we explore the scientific sides of food production

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