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    The Mayans had two different types of weather.Therefore there were two different types of climates/ settings.In one part of the Mayan civilization they had a place that was known as the high lands .This was mainly on southern Guatemala .So that the Mayans could make crops here and live they would make terraces.Another place the Mayans civilization were the low lands this was on some parts of Guatemala as well as Beliz‚ and mexico.Th last place the Mayans lived on were the rainforests these had very

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    systems impacts were regulated to increase their sense of feeling lesser. For many aboriginal children were physically and sexually abused in residential schools‚ there was not only an physical impact‚ but also a emotional and mental impact which may affect many young minds for a life time. Many native children were disconnected from their families‚ and lost their language and traditions overtime. This may later take a great effect on the child’s

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    alliance‚ his plans would be foiled‚ so he decided to make an alliance of his own with the Soviet leader‚ Joseph Stalin. This alliance ensured Hitler’s control over Poland. In the meantime‚ China and Japan were at war. The United States applied economic sanctions on Japan unless it stopped the attacks on China. This caused Japan to surprise attack the United States.

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    joined the right hand parties such as the Freikorps or the Nazi party. Economic Problems: After World War 1 and the Treaty of Versailles‚ Germany’s economy went to bare minimum. The government could not support its citizens and the people in Germany did not like them either. Right winged groups said that they will not adhere to the terms of the Treaty of Versailles thus gaining popularity. Depression and Unemployment: As the economy was at bare minimum‚ the currency (Deutschmark) was reduced to nearly

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    This demonstrates how European identity prior to the rise in absolutism was different from what absolute monarchs would bring to Europe. European absolutist monarchs and state legislatures had a profound influence on Europe between 1550-1715 because they destroyed cultures and history and strengthened national armies‚ but their strongest influence was in economic regulation and strength as well as centralizing political power. European absolutism affected Europe by destroying culture and history in

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    themselves from all earthly desires. It stretches from the plains of Tibet to the cities of Britain. Buddhism also affects the identity and outlook on life for those who practice it because the religion advises against earthly attachment and being extremely rich or poor. Those who follow the extremes of life are unable to follow the “Middle Way” to achieve enlightenment. Buddhism affects the internal identity and the expressions of that identity of those who practice it by giving them a central figure

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    which the U.S raced to create an atomic bomb in secret. Using newly discovered science‚ the United States underwent “The Manhattan Project”‚ that lead to the creation of a bomb that could cause devastation never seen before with any weapon (The 1940’s Science and Technology: Overview 2001). This bomb affected the U.S and the world forever. A weapon of this caliber caused many people to oppose it on moral grounds. Others thought it was necessary for protection. After the U.S dropped two on Japanese

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    inconsistent‚ but to a desperate world‚ it was deemed a huge success (Murphy 89). Then in 1943‚ the real miracle happened. Discovered by Selman Waksman‚ Albert Schatz‚ and Elizabeth Bugie‚ streptomycin was the first antibiotic that killed Mtb‚ but did not harm humans (Murphy 99). Soon though‚ Mtb evolved‚ yet again‚ to become resistant to streptomycin. After several more drugs were developed Mtb would always adapt and evolve into more and more drug resistant forms. Nowadays‚ tuberculosis is still

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    big part of the Great Depression because it became nearly impossible to grow crops throughout the Great Plains. This was a direct result of the lack of soil due to the harsh rate of production farmers put the land through in the years before the 1930’s. Farmers had been growing crops over and over again on the same exact land without giving it any time to rest that the soil turned mostly into dirt and was not compact. So when the winds began to pick up‚ the dust was taken from the land causing damage

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    Maralinga in South Australia between1956 and 1957. Maralinga was one of the British nuclear test sites in Australia. Australia was chosen as the test sites by the British‚ because they did not have any wide uninhabited place‚ which is suitable

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