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    Shakespeare in Popular Culture Shakespeare was an English playwright who lived in the Elizabethan times and wrote many plays that many people enjoyed. Shakespeare wrote many plays‚ some of which are still very popular today. Screenwriters even based some of their movies and musical storylines on s Shakespeare’s plays. Some songwriters have also based their songs on Shakespeare’s plays or made music specifically for his plays. Shakespeare has written many plays and few are still popular to this

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    Influence of Religion on Chinese Art The religion inflence and change historical events and history through out the world. Confuciansim and Buddhism were essential foundations of Chinese art. This is because the unique thoery of religions create the new innovation of Chinese art. Confuciansim and Buddhism were spread out to the all the Asian countries‚ and they have similar culture and affectiveness. However‚ the greatest art of the history is China because you are able to experience and see their

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    but what influence did America have on the English settlers? Disease led to great death tolls in both Indians and settlers‚ but the effectiveness of the diseases was decided solely by one influence. Goods played a key role in boosting the colonies’ economy‚ but goods and crops could not be produced if it were not for a single factor‚ making America so vital. Ideas and technology helped with relations between them and the Indians’ but these products did them no good if the Indians did not allow them

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    During the whole time studying Western Culture‚ individuals like Luther‚ Columbus‚ Gutenberg‚ and Copernicus influenced western cultures in many ways. Although all of these men had a significate influenced on the western culture‚ this learner believes that Johannes Gutenberg had one of the greatest impacts that change the way individuals communicate. In today’s society individuals may think or look at this invention as neither here nor there‚ but it is one of the greatest inventions of all times

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    During the start of the transatlantic slave trade‚ African religious beliefs and practices were varied and large in number. A great portion of the continent had‚ for centuries‚ fallen under Islamic influence. Regardless of this diversity‚ there were some common threads across different cultural groups. For example‚ West African societies shared a belief in an omnipotent creator‚ a chief immortal among less powerful gods‚ to whom they prayed and made sacrifices. Through laws and customs honoring the

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    Europe‚ having the Soviet and the United States emerging as the new powers. Unlike the medieval western civilization‚ civil movements in the new age became widespread‚ faith organizations rose in America‚ and Europe and Oceania replaced European culture. The Carolingian Renaissance became one other landmark phases of the medieval-modern civilization where the barbarian Franks invaded the Roman Empire. The event set the stage for what would become modern Germany and France. The Franks were led by

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    Geography has changed how human growth has occurred in many different ways. Geography being not only the shaping of the land but also including the climate and weather patterns affects human development in a lot more ways than most people know. Geography still affects us today when we decide to move or even the beliefs and culture we have and live in. People inhabiting the world have been affected by geography in the sense that humans have followed food sources and resources to discover new lands

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    century. From the early Greeks to the Reformation era of Europe‚ the difference of distance and millennia conveyed a significant distinction in the practice of religion. Indicative are how religion‚ politics‚ and society were entwined and how that led to conflicts; next‚ the physical practice of ceremonies; and lastly‚ how believers celebrate or view their religious idols. The Reformation era of Europe raised countless conflicts than that of ancient Greece. Many Protestants and Christians alike

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    The Middle Ages was a time dominated by religion and the Catholic church. Paganism gradually began to be overtaken by Catholicism and Christianity. The churches influence began to work its way into nearly all the topics of the day‚ including Philosophy. As the teachings of Aristotle and other Greek philosophers were translated‚ the medieval church began to “Christianize” these philosophical teachings. This new Christianized philosophy would become known as Scholasticism‚ or scholastic theology: the

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    its ability to inspire growth. Many times it can evolve into bigger and greater things and many times in can do the whole opposite. One of the few topics in music where developments continued in a consistent uphill way has been that in the development of the orchestra. Claudio Monteverdi play an important role in the development of the opera orchestra. Firstly‚ Monteverdi puts an orchestra instrumental list at the beginning of his of Orfeo. This easily delineates his insistence on using a certain

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