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    Henry Ford Henry Ford was an industrialist and was the creator of one of the greatest motorized vehicle companies in the world. Henry Ford’s products did not only affect people of his time but they also have had a greatly affected modern day motor vehicles. Henry Ford was significant for many things but in my opinion he was most important for his thriving Ford motor company‚ his use of the assembly line and technique of mass production‚ and finally his contribution to war. Henry Ford was born

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    Henry Ford was born in 1863 in Michigan. From an early age‚ he expressed an interest in mechanics. After his mother passed away‚ Henry left his family home to look for a job in Detroit. He was then employed at Edison Illuminating Company. Ford worked his way up to being an engineer. By the time he turned 30‚ he became the chief engineer and gained recognition from the owner of the business‚ Thomas Edison. Thomas Edison became Henry Ford’s role model. He taught him how to run a business and how to

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    instruction; but had not become a priest before being appointed Chancellor by Henry II (1154) Not only does his position give almost daily access to the king and therefore a lot of influence but also a high rate of pay. When a peasant could live on £1.50 a year‚ Beckett had an income of about £90 a year. This meant he could live extremely well ; in dress‚ food and housing. On two occasions Beckett does go abroad; he helps Henry fight against the Count of Toulouse; in 1158 Beckett went to see the King

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    Whilst the Battle of Bosworth was the point at which Henry VII claimed the throne it was not the time that he secured it. Some historians believe that Henry’s period of consolidation of power lasted for nearly two years (when Prince Arthur was born) and that until 1487 the wars of the roses was still bubbling away underneath what seemed like English stability. The battle left Henry with a number of immediate issues for him to deal with. He needed to deal with his new court and convert Yorkist’s to

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    No-one expected Henry Tudor to become king of England in August 1485. Explain why he succeeded. Henry Tudor’s hereditary claim was slimmer than that of any English King since William the Conqueror‚ but he was in fact the great-great-grandson of John of Gaunt‚ who was a son of Edward III and the founder of the House of Lancaster. He was descended from John through an illegitimate son who (along with his siblings) was retroactively legitimized but explicitly barred from succession to the throne

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    Anglicanism during the Reign of Henry VIII King Henry VIII has been known for many things including his many notorious marriages‚ trysts and most importantly his break from the roman church‚ placing himself as the head of the church in England. His role in the rise of Anglicanism in England‚ though started off as a means for personal gain‚ ended up changing the face of religion in England forever. Centuries have been witness to the power of the Catholic Church in Rome‚ the

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    Being alone or lonely don’t sound like much fun. There is nothing wrong with wanting to be alone. Most people enjoy staying to themselves. Henry David Thoreau loved the solitude. A lot of people complained or wonder why he enjoyed being alone. Thoreau never cared what people thought about his actions. He thought being alone was a good thing. He moved to the woods to be isolated from people and study nature. Even though he loved being alone‚ didn’t mean he didn’t like people. It’s just that he was

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    The six wives of Henry VIII are pictured altogether above using copies of paintings made during their lives. They did not always spell their names the same way‚ but the following names are used below. Catherine of Aragon Anne Boleyn Jane Seymour Anne of Cleves Catherine Howard Katherine Parr The following sections give the badge or Coat-of-Arms of each wife‚ another photograph‚ and a short description of their life. Catherine of Aragon Catherine of Aragon was a Spanish princess

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    Why Did Henry VIII Break With Rome? Henry VIII was one of the most influential kings in the history of the English monarchy. As‚ generally‚ the most recognised monarch of the Tudor period‚ Henry started off as a wealthy young lad who enjoyed sports such as jousting‚ however after enduring a leg injury which hampered his movement‚ he was pampered with food‚ riches‚ entertainment and wealth which he slowly became accustomed to. With such a rich lifestyle and a life filled with content‚ what

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    Leadership Henry V This week’s lecture dealt with the theories associated to the skills approach to leadership. The skills approach can be thought of as very similar to the trait theory. In it we use some characteristics from a person to determine their leadership strength. The main difference between these two approaches to understanding leadership is that‚ while trait theory discusses personality characteristics in people‚ skills theory focuses on skills and abilities that these people possess

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