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    For some people‚ small things like sport‚ dancing‚ music or spending time with family and friends satisfies them. For some‚ it’s drugs and alcohol that does this. Dictators‚ it’s power‚ money and control over people. Whenever the word dictator gets thrown around‚ Adolf Hitler always comes to mind. We all have at some stage in our schooling life read about WW2‚ or watched one of the movies related to it. So‚ I’m not going to talk to you today telling you who Hitler was and what he did. Instead

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    The 1st and 2nd centuries experienced political stability “Roman peace” or pax Romana (McKay 162). The expansion of the Roman Empire created wealth for Rome but also led to a dramatic increase in population (McKay 162). Most people that lived in Rome experienced inadequate housing and had poor sanitation. Crime was prevalent and

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    Civilizations: East Asia Shang Dynasty a) Pan Ku (mythic ancestor of Chinese)‚ stories about early kings b) Hwang He River (Yellow River)‚ isolated from rest of world-> little trade c) Line of kings called the Shang‚ powerful military d) Developed ideas based on basic harmony Ancestor worship Gods controlled all aspects of peoples’ lives e) Irrigation and advanced technology Skilled in pottery and silk Horse drawn chariots Good bronze workers Oracle bones (writing)

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    Portrait of Augustus as General Roman portraiture was one of the most significant periods in the development of portrait art. The characteristics of Roman portraitures are more modest‚ realistic‚ idealized‚ and natural. Also‚ the body compositions‚ muscles and facial expressions of portraits and sculptures are more advanced. Many roman portraits are directly linked to specific individuals‚ such as gods and emperors. They were often used for propaganda purposes and included ideological messages

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    rights. So in turn‚ there was a decline in citizenry within the Roman Empire. Due to the weakening of the citizens morale‚ people’s changing lifestyles‚ amusements‚ and literature were degraded by excessive sex and violence. At one point‚ during the Pax Romana (an

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    TIME LINE OF THE FILIPINO-AMERICAN WAR The Philippine-American War has been described as the United State’s first Vietnam War because of its brutality and severity. According to the Philippine-American War Centennial Initiative (PAWCI)‚ roughly 22‚000 Philippine soldiers and half a million civilians were killed between 1899 and 1092 in Luzon and the Visayan Islands‚ while one hundred thousand Muslims were killed in Mindanao. The United States joined the ranks of colonial powers in Asia with

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    and Policy Interventions | | | | |3 |Mercantilism‚ the Rise of the West‚ the Enlightenment Economy and Pax Britannica – Smith and Hume | | | | |4 |Ricardo‚ Comparative Advantage and the Classical Economists

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    In both cases‚ these powers had global reach and influence; even their periods had names‚ Pax Romana and Pax Britanica respectively. Although the United States is not an imperial power in the classical sense‚ it does preside over an empire. The degree of American power led many critics to derisively refer to the U.S. as a hyper-power. (Black‚ 199) As the lone superpower American hegemony could be named Pax Americana but was U.S. hegemony inevitable? The answer is yes. However‚ unlike great empires

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    Christianity against the Roman Empire. Christianity was born in Palestine and spread very quickly with the Apostles and the writings that constitute the New Testament. Until the year 14 AD‚ the Christians knew no source of conflict in the context of the “Pax Romana” set up by Augustus. Nevertheless‚ they became suspects for Romans‚ and some conflicts emerged in the following centuries until the conversion of Constantine in 313. These conflicts were both physical and ideological and they seemed inevitable

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    Chelsea Hahm Latin II - 3 Mrs. Downer 09 May 2014 America‚ the New Rome If one were to be asked what is one of the most prosperous cities in history‚ one would most likely answer with Rome. Rome has the appearance of a very significant and vital city that led to development of the world. Rome and America have similarities that‚ unfortunately‚ may not be for the better. The foundation of Rome was not built in a day. It is said that Rome was originally founded by Romulus - who named Rome after

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