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    World History Module 1

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    Step 1: * In what ways is the Holy Land an important site for all three monotheistic faiths? * Christians find their holy land important because it is where Jesus Christ was crucified‚ died‚ and resurrected from the dead. Christians spend their entire lives worshiping the life and death of Jesus; therefore the site is studied deeply and worshiped daily. Muslim’s holy land is where Mohammed went to the heavens to meet the almighty god that they worship on a daily basis. Jewish people find

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    History World War 2

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    ! TERMS‚ NAMES & PLACES: Adolf Hitler Joseph Goebbels Heinrich Himmler Mein Kampf Lebensraum Fascist Benito Mussolini Robert Oppenheimer Harry Truman Josef Stalin Munich Agreement Appeasement Sudetanland Nazi-Soviet Pact Axis Powers Allies (Grand Alliance) Corvettes Annexation of Austria Conscription Crisis Normandy Juno Liberation of the Netherlands Kamikaze Divine Wind Hiroshima Nagasaki Fat Man Little Boy Enola Gay War Measures Act Internment Camps Repatriation

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    Category North South West Midwest Political   Industry growth distinguished the disparity between rich and poor. Political views clashed the majority of the time. African Americans left the South to work in the North and Midwest because there they would have a better chance of earning decent wages and improving their economic and social standings.   The West faces problems‚ due to the friction between the Chinese and the white immigrants‚ the included riots and discriminatory laws.   Political

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    World War One is one of the most significant event in world history. With the treaty of Versailles leading to hyperinflation‚ the rise of hitler‚ his dictatorship and the Second World War. The conception of the Anzac spirit at Gallipoli. And a change to the position that women held in society. It was also a significant event in the history of Australia because it was the first chance Australia had to prove herself as a newly formed country. The assassination of the Arch Duke Franz Ferdinand the

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    Justin Moore 4/30/12 Per. 5 Underlying causes of war What were the underlying causes of WWI? The underlying causes of WWI were militarism‚ alliances‚ nationalism‚ and colonialism. This paper is going to use documents to help explain why these are the causes. Militarism was a cause of WWI because it glorified the army‚ making war seem like it was ideal. For example‚ in document 1 it says‚ "war is life itself". This is basically saying war is a part of life and should be accepted. Another example

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    Running Head: MESOPOTAMIA               Mesopotamia           MESOPOTAMIA       Mesopotamia is known as one of the world’s first civilizations with signs of primitive settlements dating back to 10‚000 BC. Also called the Fertile Crescent‚ it is home to the first temples‚ currency‚ writing‚ and schools. The Greek meaning for Mesopotamia is “land between two rivers‚” referring to the Tigris and Euphrates.

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    Zara Khan Midterm Essay History Since the 1700’s political‚ economic and intellectual changes have radically altered the history of the world. They have had a major impact on the production and distribution of goods‚ the scale of warfare‚ and the rise and fall of the totalitarian dictators. The production and distribution of goods affected people’s lives completely. New innovations and new inventions spurred the industrial growth. The scale of warfare was resulted from Militarism‚ the Alliances

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    A History of the World in 6 Glasses 1) The way Tom Standage described beer in “A History of the World in 6 Glasses”; I would believe that beer had a big influence in the transition of hunting and gathering to agricultural based societies. At the time of early Egypt and Mesopotamia beer was a necessity. Everyone used to drink it. It was also used for religious purposes and Standage also described it as edible money. So I believe nomads had to finally settle to farm and supply people with the beer

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    Alex Vincent Colonel Prine AP World History 22 August 2015 A History Of The World In Six Glasses In A History Of The World In Six Glasses‚ the author Tom Standage addresses how six drinks have changed our history. Just as our history can be split into different ages through the materials we’ve used‚ we can also separate it into the six glasses that influenced our lives. Beer‚ wine‚ spirits‚ coffee‚ tea‚ and cola are the most culturally impacted drinks. Even though all six beverages have

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    Lysergic Acid Diethylamide (LSD) LSD)‚ a potent hallucinogenic drug‚ also called a psychedelic‚ first synthesized from lysergic acid in Switzerland in l038. Lysergic acid is a white odorless drug‚ a component of the mold of ERGOT. Ergot is a product of the fungus Claviceps purpurea. Th e bio-active ingredients of ergot are all derivatives of lysergic acid. LSD is a semi-synthetic derivative of lysergic acid. Thus LSD is an "ergot" - like substance. The drug evokes dreamlike changes

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