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    Hirohito Emperor of Japan “A revolutionary leader that changed Japan with a quiet dignity and a peaceful attitude.” Stephanie Keenan Period 1 3/25/12 Hirohito ’s Background Emperor Hirohito of Japan was born to Crown Prince Yoshihito (later the Emperor Taisho) and Crown Princess Sadako at the Aoyama Palace in Tokyo on April 29th‚ 1901. His grandfather‚ the Meiji Emperor‚ was in power at this time. Hirohito‚ whose name means “broad-minded benevolence”‚ was a member of the oldest

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    themselves that it is for the greater good and god has given them the right to do so. Though this is a fictional epic‚ it relates very closely to the history of the Roman Empire. They too dominated those around them with an iron fist‚ yet it alright because they believed they stood for God and held strong in the beliefs of the Holy Roman Catholic Church‚ just as Beowulf and the Danes believed that God had given them the right to conquer others. The culture of the Anglo-Saxon’s and Roman’s have since

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    rights of citizens to participate in public issues concerning their welfare‚ the right of the citizens to hold public office and to chance a bad government are derived from their political thoughts The Roman Imperial State -Established in 31 B.C. and Augustus Caesar was its first emperor. The magnitude of the empire demanded centralized organization‚ uniform law‚ unity‚ and imperial authority in order to weld various nations together. As a city-state with Romulus as his founder and first king

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    PALEOLITHIC‚ NEOLITHIC‚ AND ANCIENT ERA Other Names All Eras= Technological & Environmental Transformations Paleolithic= “Old” Stone Age Neolithic= “New” Stone Age Ancient= Bronze Age Time-Span c. 8000 BCE to 600 CE Top 5 List Agriculture: Slash-and-Burn Farming= ashes from the burnt down forest used to fertilize fields China’s Domestication of Rice= began when the Shang dynasty began to cultivate land and was able to farm rice Irrigation= helps move water from the river to a specific

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    The Crusades

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    Western Europe. When about the year 900 came along there was a spiritual revival among the church clergy. The Church began reconstructing itself both inside and out. Both the Church itself functioning and also places of worship. One hundred years later‚ “holy wars‚” called Crusades were launched. These wars lasted for an extensive 300 years. Many problems stimulated reformation of the church between the years of 900 and 1200. One problem was that both the Church and the kings each thought they should

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    global‚ Europe-centered system of production and trade. In the second decade of the sixteenth century‚ the Christian church experienced the first in a series of religious divisions along geographic lines. The sequence of splits‚ beginning in the Holy Roman Empire and spreading to the whole of Europe by the end of the century‚ transformed the relationship of the reformed churches with state‚ society‚ and the people. Christianity also spread to the indigenous people of the Americas and Asia. There was

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    The year of 1539 found the post-Reformation England in a delicate situation‚ facing the imminent peril of an allied invasion on religious grounds from both France and the Holy Roman Empire. One can refer to the English territory as to “a bone between two dogs”‚ this making Henry VIII a vulnerable monarch‚ isolated from the Roman Catholic states and lacking allies in Europe. As stated by D. Loades in “Henry VIII: Church‚ Court and Conflict”‚ “Henry remained apprehensive and when Francis and Charles

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    the Holy Roman Empire’s authority was weakened‚ economy affected‚ and most of all society suffered chaos; the poor mans’ revolts proved to be effective against the weak government responses. The leaders of government were lead to believe that the peasants acted upon the will of God. (Document 1 Leonhard von Eck) The peasants themselves claimed that their reasons were behind God. They would serve the authority of God‚ but obviously they did not believe the upper class was acting very "holy" to them

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    Who was Martin Luther & what did he believe about the Roman Catholic church? What did he publish? What did this lead to? What denomination resulted? How did this religious rebellion affect Europe’s government? Describe Europe’s economical and intellectual transformation. Describe the regions in which missionaries spread Christianity. With what did the church of Rome provide western Europe? Describe religion during the 16th & 17th centuries? What did religious controversies lead to? Why did people

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    rise of new nations. The Habsburg Empire fell during the Thirty years war‚ losing its spot as a primary power with the independence of the dutch and the demand for autonomy from german and Swiss princes. They falling rulers moved westward. The Holy roman Empire lost territory to Sweden with The Peace Of Westphalia‚ which was the beginning of its decline. The thirty years war also led to the establishment of different growing religions in the dissipating empire‚ such as Lutheranism and Calvinism

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