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    Encyclopedia was crucial to easily disseminating knowledge. As people could read‚ they began to question. Lending libraries helped people learn‚ and question even more. The Edict of Nance‚ which had been laid out by Prince Henry‚ protected religious freedom. However‚ Louis XIV‚ the king of the day‚ wanted to remove the Edict of Nance. Bayle was a Huguenot. He had a well-publicized feud with Louis XIV. Louis XIV was Catholic but persecuted Huguenots. Using one of the new concepts of the day‚ pure

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    Shantiparva and Saptanga theory of State by Kautilya Objectives of the Present Topic are as under: * To aware students about ancient Hindu political thought. * To make pupil understand how ancient thinkers looked at different ideas of society. * To evaluate how Kautilya Arthashastra provides for welfare state in ancient India. * To know about the elements of state and foreign policy in ancient India as devised by Kautilya in his masterpiece Arthashastra Brief Summary Kautaliya ’s

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    “there is no greater evil than unruliness. It ruins cities and makes households desolate (Sophocles lines 672-673).” Kreon refused to let the city become destroyed by its citizens again‚ hence the reason behind his edict. Unfortunately for him‚ the edict did not work. By enforcing the edict‚ Kreon risked the lives of not only Antigone‚ but Haimon and Eurydike as well. Because Kreon delayed Antigone’s punishment‚ he lost the respect of his family as well as the citizens of Thebes. By the end of the play

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    Adnane Errachide Prof. Saimbert John HST 102-002 19 November 2014  Louis XIV Louis XIV (1638-1718)‚ known as the Sun King‚ lasted for 72 years‚ longer than that of any monarch of a major European history. In that time‚ he transformed the monarchy‚ also introduced a golden age of art and literature. He established his country as the dominant European power as well. During the final decades of Louis XIV’s rule‚ France was declined by several wars. Early life and reign of Louis XIV Louis XIV was born

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    relationship between Church and State. The West was the cradle of traditional Roman values‚ birthplace of the Greek and Roman Pantheon. For centuries Rome had ruled the empire from the Forum‚ and the power of Paganism had been seen in every conquest and edict. Now Christianity was growing‚ and the new Church was headed to greatness. Constantine’s dynasty strove to bring senators from Rome to Constantinople in the early 4th century‚ indicating an understanding of the importance of

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    the suzerainty of various rulers and dynasties that controlled Karnataka. Tulu Nadu was originally called Alvakheda (a second century C.E. reference from Greece calls it Olokhoira). Many historians agree that this is the region Emperor Ashoka referred to in his edicts as Satiyaputra‚ one of the four regions outside of his empire (the other three being Chola‚ Chera and Pandya kingdoms). The political history of Tulu Nadu can be classified as follows: 1. The Alupa (Aluva) period 2. The Rayas

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    The Power of Choice Choices affect all of our lives. We are always faced with choices. What we do with those choices will determine how are lives will turn out‚ what destiny lies before us and even what will become of us. The choices we make are in our complete control. Whether we make choices during the heat of the moment or with an open mind there are going to be consequences that follow whether good or bad are can only be blamed on us. Sophocles’s Antigone portrays human emotions and consequences

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    What they all have in common‚ is that rulers and leaders implemented the country to practice the religions and demand to build monuments‚ monastery‚ and art relics to promote it. For example‚ King Ashoka‚ ruler of India in the mid- Third centuries‚ promoted Buddhism in India and built The Great Stupa in Sanchi‚ India as a Buddhist monastery. Another great example is the burial mound of Qin Shi Huangdi‚ who believed in afterlife. The burial mound

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    Discuss the factors involved in the fall of the Roman empire. Be sure to mention militaristic‚ economic‚ political and societal reasons‚ as well as any others you deem necessary. The Roman Empire was an influential reign of time‚ land‚ and society. With people who demonstrated such qualities as gravitas and dignity‚ it was quite an empire to defeat. Because of its vastness‚ in size and in influence‚ its decline cannot be attributed to one pinpointed cause. Instead‚ the fall of Rome is reasoned

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    Constantine the Great was an important historical figure known for his education‚ rise to power‚ and what he did while in power. He grew up in Diocletian’s court and was taught to a very high standard. What he learned was very important. “This education left a lasting imprint on him.” (Matthews and Nicol). While battling in war as a military commander‚ Constantine was declared emperor by his fellow soldiers because his father‚ Constantius I‚ had died while fighting in battle. Constantine the Great

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