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    Due to the actions of Britain aiding Gaul in the fight between Gaul and Rome‚ Julius Caesar felt that he needed to avenge Britain. He eventually conquered Gaul‚ however‚ he felt that he should also conquer Britain for many reasons including land‚ agriculture‚ and metals. So‚ in 55 B.C. Caesar began his expedition to Britain. He gathered two legions for the first attempt and then realized that the Britons were not going to give up easily‚ therefore he went back for a second time with a stronger army

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    Maoist principles he had seen in China (The History Place). He implemented them using violence which eventually led to the mass murder of millions who did not meet his “requirements” of an individual. This eventually led to the economic instability of the country and the decline of the Khmer Rouge. Pol Pot came to power with a country full of desperate people‚ and through his actions‚ eventually led to the further deterioration of Cambodia and its population. The Khmer Rouge ascended to power in

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    bags are difficult to recycle; they land up on the water beds and affect the animal kingdom. Sea animals gobble up these plastics‚ which eventually goes in human stomach as humans consume these animals like fish. Top items found on beaches are • Plastic fragments (2.5 cm) Thus the majority of the items found on the beaches are made of plastics‚ which eventually does not degenerate and pollute the environment. Other types of major pollution are 1. Air Pollution a. Noise Pollution – Unwanted

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    Reformation. The Reformation was able to spread oversees to the Americas‚ and led to many conflicts in the new world. Spain and France battled for religious dominance in Florida while England‚ which consisted of a Protestant monarchy‚ claimed Ireland. Eventually England too‚ would plan to occupy land in North America. Such feuds over religion would continue for centuries to come in the colonization of America. The Political causes of the navigation and colonization was based on many different things.

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    pushed to play the violin so much she finally cries out to Tian that she hates the violin‚ and wants to play the guitar. This is a major change for Ruth since she has been playing the violin for all of her life. Later on Ruth changes even more by eventually leaving the house. Lastly‚ after Tian passes away she comes back home‚ but leaves again and tells Min she is getting married to a man she doesn’t even love. In the end‚ Ruth goes from goes from a sweet girl‚ to a rebellious teen‚ who leaves her

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    in Tarsus. Paul studied Judaism in Jerusalem this is where he saw Jesus as a dangerous messianic cult leader who might divide Judaism. Paul was energetic in his travels and wrote powerful letters‚ which spread his form of belief of Jesus. Paul eventually changed his mind after receiving several visions will traveling to stop the spread of Christianity. Paul came to believe that the life and death of Jesus were big events in a divine plan. Paul saw Jesus as more of celestial figure and less of a

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    optimistic views of human nature. Slavery‚ for example‚ was an issue that dealt with the cynical views in the south. Slavery as we would see it today would seem cruel and unjust‚ however‚ back then it was looked at as a serious issue that would eventually be one of the underlying causes of the Civil War. Although the time may lead one to think that most of the reforms were based on pessimistic views of human nature‚ most were based on views of optimism. Take the issue of education‚ for example

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    were very political‚ but when they stepped out of politics‚ Mercy Otis Warren stepped in. She wrote anonymous books‚ poems‚ and plays containing her political opinion. She also hosted rallies in her house that eventually led to the formation of the committees of correspondence. She eventually died October 19‚ 1814‚ in Plymouth‚ after a long‚ eventful‚ life. Mercy Otis Warren grew up in Barnstable‚ Massachusetts. Her parents were Mary Allyne and James Otis. Her family had 13 children‚ 7 of whom survived

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    Can a few bad apples spoil the whole barrel? If the bad apples are not removed‚ yes they can eventually spoil the entire barrel. Of course we are talking companies and people and not actual apples. However the analogy can hold true. If there are a few that have little or no morals in the company at any level they can eventually harm the entire structure. There are two ways to keep this from happening‚ institute change or remove the problem. Of the two changes can be the hardest. It has to

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    is the sole Hellenic survivor of the epic battle of Thermopylae in 480 BC. After losing his village and family to the treachery of the Argives‚ Xeones wanders in the countryside with two companions‚ and spends his formative years as an outlaw. He eventually is captured and enslaved by the Spartans‚ who cast him with other slaves‚ called helots. Xeones then is paired with Alexandros‚ the son of a high-ranking Spartan officer‚ whom he befriends. In contrast to the reluctant warrior that is Alexandros

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