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    the American Dream can vary depending on the diverse cultures in America. The American Dream during the 1940’s had various definitions due to how each cultural group was affected. Such examples are: the Native American’s not being shown recognition for their input in World War II‚ the Lesbian‚ Gay‚ Bisexual‚ and Transgender (LGBT) community being unrecognized as a cultural group‚ women being pushed away from their jobs after World War II ended‚ and etcetera. Thus‚ the average definition of the American

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    Task #1 Sports are very popular in our society and its influence is everywhere‚ it affects the way we talk and act. Sports are one of the few things that are universal throughout all countries and cultures. Major sporting events such as the Olympics or World Series net hundreds of millions of views when they are showed. Newspapers and radio often have segments dedicated solely to sports. It is safe to say that sports play an important role in our everyday lives. From the three sociological

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    World War I sparked a multitude of significant short and long term political changes throughout Europe. In the immediate aftermath of the war‚ territory was reallocated‚ four empires fell‚ and the League of Nations was created. The creation of the League of Nations‚ despite its eventual failure‚ demonstrated a major shift in international politics from the desire to expand and conquer to the recognition of the importance of the balance of power. The Treaty of Versailles also divided Austria-Hungary

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    use the Atlantic Ocean as its main source of travel. The Portuguese were aware that the Arab caravans were crossing the Sahara to bring gold‚ slaves‚ and ivory from Africa to Europe. There was talk about how King Musa controlled more gold than any other ruler in the world. The Portuguese wanted a part of this but needed to figure out how to get across the Atlantic and around Cape Bojador. There were several captains that had previously attempted this trip‚ but none of them returned. There was

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    How successful were Mussolini’s domestic policies from 1922 – 1940? After Mussolini’s rise to power in 1922 and his seemingly successful attempts to make his regime in Italy a dictatorship‚ he attempted to solidify his status as a strong ruler by introducing a number of internal policies. These laws aimed to make Italy a strong‚ and powerful Fascist state‚ a reputation he became keener to embrace as Hitler and the Nazi regime became more extreme in the late 1930s. However‚ Mussolini was arguably

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    There were nuns‚ monks‚ and prioresses in the Medieval period. They had very important roles during this time. These people gave their lives to prayer and their community. They all had different jobs and duties they had to do. With all the different jobs they had‚ it impacted the society around them. Nuns were women who gave their lives to religion. The religion they followed gave them services for them to do in the convents or monasteries. The nuns followed a religion that had specific rules they

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    connoisseur of European American relations‚ Robert Kagan‚ who normally appears as a strong advocate of unipolar American leadership and supporter of the Bush policy‚ in the analysis of the disagreement between United States and Europe goes so far that he demonstrate these differences as planetary diversity‚ because‚ apparently‚ Americans are from Mars‚ and Europeans are from Venus. This characterization reflects a greater tendency of American use of force and war‚ while Europeans are recognized

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    Controversy arouse in from the years 1793 to 1860 on a wide scale of topics regarding the Slavery as well as North and South arguments lead to impact America throughout these years. Controversy and discussion‚ even war‚ were brought about with how the topics such as how cotton developed the “Cotton Kingdom”‚ the aristocrats of the south‚ slavery and its systems‚ how slaves were treated‚ abolitionism‚ and the effects of antislavery on the North and South were handled. All of the topics discussed are

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    parents‚ holding hands and etc. These examples are related to something called Courtship. Courtship is a relationship between a man and a woman in which they seek to determine if its God’s will for them to marry each other. Dating has changed from the 1940’s dating was more formal. Males had more manners and more the leader in his household. This is one reason why relationship lasted longer in the old days. In today’s time we do more dating which has more sex and the focus is more about ‚sex than

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    Technological Diffusion During the European Renaissance The innovations discussed here represent revolutions in warfare‚ society‚ and art that saw a rapid diffusion through the societies of Europe during the renaissance for varying reasons. Whether for survival‚ economic gain‚ or aesthetic pleasure they were eventually embraced throughout Europe laying down some of the bedrock that modern western society would be built on. The spread of firearms throughout renaissance Europe had a profound effect

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