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    What is the Captain of the Royal Guard’s name? His name is Chaol Westfall. 2. Why are Celaena’s eyes outstanding? Because there is a brilliant ring of gold around her pupil. 3. Why does Celaena hate Dorian Havilliard? Because he is the son of the evil king. 4. After how many years will the king free Celaena from her engagements? He promised to free her after five years. 5. What are the five words that Celaena repeats to herself when she feels scared? She repeats «I will not be

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    PROECT REPORT ON CLUB OF ROME Founded in 1968 by Italian industrialist‚ Aurelio Peccei‚ the Club of Rome is a global think tank that deals with a variety of international political issues. Originally‚ the Club of Rome had defined the three major concepts that have formed the Club’s thinking ever since: a global perspective‚ the long term‚ and the cluster of intertwined problems they called "the problematique". Some would say they specialize in "crisis creation‚" using the Hegelian Dialectic to accomplish

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    when they were attacked by the Huns. Germanic migrations combined with the lack of leadership led to the collapse of the east. Later under Justinian rule troops were sent to regain eastern Rome‚ but the land was again lost after his death. Rome also had a change in their religious beliefs. Before Constantine Rome had polytheistic beliefs‚ and the practice of Christianity was outlawed. During Constantine’s rule‚ he put through the Edict of Milan. The edict made the practice of Christianity legal‚ and

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    Julius Caesar was a Roman dictator. He was a liberal person and supported social programs. He reformed Rome by making the constitutional reforms. He is influential in history because he built an empire. Julius Caesar reformed Rome by making the constitutional reforms. One way he did this was by increasing the senate up from 600 people to 900 people. This was important because plebeians were added to the senate. Caesar also gave more rights to the plebeians by cutting their taxes and distributing

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    The Roman Empire ruled the Mediterranean and surrounding area for centuries‚ creating one of the largest and most powerful empire in history. However‚ without the support of its citizens‚ the Roman Empire became too vast to properly maintain. By the time of Rome’s demise‚ the Empire had grown so massive‚ in both area and population that it could no longer be upheld. By 476 CE‚ the Roman Empire had grown to cover an area of thousands of square miles‚ with enemies attacking from every side‚ most

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    Africans became the main image of slavery as they were easier to handle than the natives. The Europeans had tried their luck with the indigenous people in the Western World and it ended in bloody fighting with not much success in any manner whether it be religious victory or getting them into servitude. The Africans were an avenue for the Europeans to start over and make an attempt at owning and managing people in a “correct“ manner. The indigenous had only made it harder for them to settle and many

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    inspiration from. Rome had military excellence‚ a strong multicultural acceptance‚ one man rule and a set of micromanaging laws and rules for following leaders. However though a wide spread empire limiting communications‚ a combination of shortages of gold and silver and rising taxes and the stopping of roman conquest. Rome had drew the short straw. These factors were the defining decisions that caused the Roman Empire to collapse. Shortages of gold and silver was a key factor in making Rome fall. Tribunes

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    Everyone has the power to change someone’s life. Two men had the power to change their country’s life. Both men were in positions of government and weren’t afraid to take action in their government either. Julius Caesar and Gaius Marius were two men who political impacted their government. The first political impact was Julius Caesar becoming the first dictator in Rome in 45 B.C. He played major role in the events that led to the fall of the Roman Republic and the rise of the Roman Empire. Caesar

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    How far do you agree that the weakness of the provisional government was the main reason why the Bolsheviks came into power? There are two main reasons why the Bolsheviks were able to take over power in Russia in November 1917. They are the strengths of Bolsheviks themselves and factors in their favour‚ and the weaknesses and mistakes of the Provisional Government. The most important reason why the Bolsheviks were able to take over power was the faults and mistakes of the Provisional Government

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    throughout Rome‚ Caracalla did not have a great reputation by the way he had ruled. To gain support‚ he had campaigned throughout Germany‚ built public baths‚ and granted all free people in Roman citizenship. This might have been caused to raise taxes‚ but had overall changed the way the citizens viewed each other with equal citizenship. One of the many things given to the public were baths. Bathing was one of the many important daily activities for the Romans. Bathing provided the citizens of Rome leisure

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