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    Sparta vs Athens Dbq

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    was an oligarchy and relied on farming and war. The Athenians government was an easier government being a democracy and relying on trading and focusing on arts and culture. In Sparta the government was an oligarchy an extremely tough government that was focused all around war. The Spartan government decisions were made by the kings and the elders. The Athenian government was a strong democracy run by the people. The philosopher Plato tried to reform the government and he wanted the government to get

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    Democracy Democracy has become a dominant form of the government‚ that using in many countries. Democracy is a government form‚ which is the citizen should have a decision to vote their leader directly for their own country or elect the leader for the other problems. Democracy can develop it‚ if the majority and the minority party or the association willing works together. Which is everybody can talk and have an opinion‚ than will put the all idea together and take a better decision for the

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    To what extent is it true to say that the eighteenth century up to 1792 was the age of limited warfare? To call the 18th century the age of limited warfare would be to imply that it was mild and restrained. Limited can be assumed to refer to the small-scale‚ cautious tactics and limited goals of the warfare of the time; generally‚ whole societies did not need to be mobilized‚ and whole nations were neither conquered nor annihilated. Armies were the property of monarchs rather than countries‚ and

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    principles established by that same status quo. The Jeffersonian Republicans image of the common man was one vested in the educated and independent farmer‚ who by no stretch of the imagine had the capabilities to serve in government. The Jacksonian Democracies image of the common man expanded from farmers to include laborers‚ planters‚ and mechanics. Jackson saw these people as the true representatives of the Government‚ and thus its true servers. The image of the common man for each the Jeffersonians

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    Age of Absolutism essay

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    Max Mayer HIS 102 Prof. McGowen GTF Nick O’Neill Feb 25‚ 2013 Absolutism Most historians would argue that the years 1660 to 1789 could be summarized as an Age of Absolutism‚ the period from the Restoration in England and the personal rule of Louis XIV up to the beginning of the French Revolution. Our textbook defines absolutism as “a political arrangement in which one ruler possesses unrivaled power (Western Civilization pg 184). Rulers received their power directly from God – theory of divine

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    importance of place and/or landscape in one or more texts that you have read. Place is important because it constructs the setting and era‚ discussing issues through symbolism and what is accepted in society during those times. The Summer of the Seventeenth Doll by Ray Lawler relies heavily on place to construct the setting and bring the story into context for the audience. It is set in the 1950s‚ in Australia during the midst of an economic boom. The story is about the boys Roo and Barney coming down

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    Democracy in America

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    Despite democracy blooming in colonial America‚ democracy was still a work in progress as evident by the introduction of voting‚ public assemblies‚ and an increase in personal freedoms.Grade OBJECTIVE: Students will be able to analyze a series of sources related to the causes and effects of exploration and answer questions. PLAN: • handout DBQ test part A • Students will analyze 6 sources‚ identify main ideas and answer questions asking them to identify democratic and undemocratic aspects/features

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    contribute to their rise to Absolutism. To begin‚ Prussia was not only known for its strong military but also its political enhancement. People comment that "Prussia was an army before it was a nation." This is an example explaining how well thought and prepared they were military wise. Their leader‚ Frederick II‚ was known as a military genius which obviously contributes to their military success. Though‚ they weren’t just known for being defense-ready. During the eighteenth century while Voltaire was

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    During the urban immersion‚ I got a brief glimpse of several individuals who were currently relying on assistance from community members. While looking at two different ideologies—neoliberalism/classical liberalism and progressive democracy—there is a very noticeable difference in how the two different groups would go about helping‚ or not helping‚ these individuals. Neoliberals believe in a “self-made man” whereas progressive democrats want to help when the need is there. Neoliberals/classic liberals

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    The Age of Absolutism and the Enlightenment encouraged individuals to analyze their society. Enlightened thinkers started to deeply think about the structure of society and challenged traditional ideas of the power. Curious enlightened thinkers came up with their theory of how the government should function. Baron de Montesquieu was one of the most influential representative of the Enlightenment in France who promoted his idea of protecting liberty and unity in the government and society. Montesquieu

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