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    of the EU William D. Smith ABUS 383 The European Union is a union of 27 member countries‚ that predominately operates in Europe. It had predecessors‚ however under the current name‚ it was founded in 1993 after the Maastricht Treaty. Since its founding‚ the EU has adopted many policies and regulations to theoretically make its members better off‚ however the current crisis does not reflect much positivity to this. So‚ how could the Europeans possibly overcome this current debt crisis?

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    The arrival of Europeans on the North American continent impacted Native American indigenous people in ways that have been discussed in written material of eyewitnesses 500 years ago‚ as well as anthropologists and historians in recent times. The science of human evolutionary genetics has now provided confirmation that the arrival of Europeans on the North American continent catalyzed a demographic disaster for Native American indigenous peoples. New evidence indicates that although the population

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    The European Colonization of Africa In the late 20th century Africa was forcefully conquered and colonized by Europe. The accounts of this horrific colonization are revealed in Adam Hochschild ’s "King Leopold ’s Ghost: A Story of Greed‚ Terror‚ and Heroism in Colonial Africa‚" which unveils the brutal nature of Belgium ’s conquest and colonization of the central African country Congo. This conquest began with Belgian King Leopold II‚ who grew up with minimal expressions of love and affection

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    servants were used. Servants would work for long hours. This servitude had the possibility of upward mobility in time‚ but only 60% lived to become free. Society was based on family status and land ownership. Large gap between rich and poor. Settlements on large or small plantations as well as small farms. Initially royal charter. There were more ties to England than to other colonies. Stockholders and settlers were expecting to profit from gold and crops. Elite plantation owners ran a colonial

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    The early modern European government as described by Renaissance author and statesmen Machiavelli and contemporary author Muir show that they priorities stability for the state and a sense of unity through theatre governments and centralization. The early modern government was evolving beyond the medieval style of government and moving into the development of a modern state. Muir categorizes these governments into three categories: city-states‚ empires‚ and feudal kingdoms. The city-states were

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    On a proper interpretation of the case law of the European Court of Justice‚ there can be no doubt that the real seat theory is dead throughout the EU Discuss. Since the Treaty of Rome entered in force in 1958‚ companies were allowed to be formed across the EU benefit from the basic right of the freedom of establishment. The principle of freedom of establishment set out in Article 49 (ex Article 43 TEC) enables an economic company to operate an activity in one or more Member States. At present

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    Moreover‚ it is a territory where along the years we can identify different shifting systems of beliefs‚ technological and economic changes due to European cultural influences. The first European influence appeared in 1488 when a Portuguese ship rounded the Cape of Good Hope. In the next centuries‚ both the British and the Dutch founded settlements in the area of Cape sea route. By the end of the 17th century‚ the imprint of Dutch colonialism in South Africa was clear. At the beginning of

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    About ten years ago‚ European Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) underwent a major change. Rather than setting a price floor on agricultural products‚ now CAP directly subsidises farmers. Subsidies may be a flat rate payment for maintaining land in cultivatable conditions (currently around £250 per hectare in England)‚ or may depend on the land’s crop in a given past year‚ which is taken as reference point (as in Scotland). Discuss the effects of such a policy move. European Common Agricultural

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    given‚ he killed Atahuallpa. They were defeated and this cycle was continued by more Spanish conquistadors until the Native Americans were completely defeated. The Europeans were able to defeat the Native Americans because of advanced weapons/armor‚ agile horses‚ and the transmitting of fatal diseases. One reason is because of the Europeans advanced weapons/armor. Most people would probably have thought that guns played a major role but in reality it played a minor role. All the guns were able to do

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    There was once a time in our history‚ before computerized maps and satellites and tracking programs. Sailors had to guide themselves by the stars and very basic and inaccurate maps. In the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries in Europe there was advancement in technology and learning that led to widespread exploration and trade among countries. The introduction of the compass‚ advancements in cartography‚ the printing press‚ and other inventions led to increased trade and exploration throughout Europe

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