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    was very aware that declaring war on Britain would bring a great burden to the US economy. Interestingly‚ the United Stated had advised and denounced Great Britain on several occasions about their offences to Americans. The United Sates’ government did not take this approach with the Native Tribes that were in dispute with the United States. The American government had established some treaties with Native tribes by the beginnings of the 1800’s. The government would ignore such treaties or making

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    Aphrodite which later on was adapted by the Roman in their culture as Venus. The Birth of Venus was commissioned by the Medici Family which was a very influential family during the Renaissance. Differently‚ from artwork from previous eras Botticelli did not create a piece of art that represented a Christian legend but instead‚ he created a piece of art inspired by an ancient myth from the Greek and Roman Era. The Birth of Venus is a masterpiece that was only able to be created due to the Renaissance

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    were forced to handle their normal household chores‚ and the men’s jobs. [4] Forced to grow up‚ children as young as ten had to take on the jobs of older kids and had little time for play. [5] As the war progressed‚ nervous women thought‚ “Is he ok?” “How can I help?” For some women‚ the answer was to disguise themselves as men and enlist in the military. Still others helped the war effort by becoming spies. Women like Harriet Tubman‚

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    Social 1. 1503 – The Encomienda was a system that allowed the Spanish to use forced labor. This allowed the Spain to grow rapidly and eventually led to the slave trade in America 2. Hidalgos were Spanish minor nobles who sought adventure and wealth in the New World. They allowed the Spanish settlements in America to grow and inspired others to travel to the New World 3. Peninsulares were Spanish born settlers living in the New World at the summit of the Colonial class system. They were favored by

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    Napoleon was easily one of the most authoritative persuaders in history. During his time‚ he drastically changed the whole diagram of Europe‚ as well as the political playing field of the time. Napoleon was able to deprive power from his famous Coup of 18 Brumaire and was raised to power as Frist Consul of French‚ in which many believe ended the French revolution. Once Napoleon overthrew The Directory and established himself as the ruler of France‚ which only lasted from 1799 to 1814. His first move

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    Bartolomeu Dias explored under the Portuguese flag to go past the Cape of Good Hope in order to find a faster and quicker route to India. Dias traveled west‚ and then south‚ down coast of Africa until his crew reached the point of mutiny and forced him to turn back. Dias dropped a padrão at the farthest spot he reached. A padrão is a seven foot limestone column that the Portuguese used to mark their discoveries (“Bartolomeu Dias”‚ World History‚ ABC-CLIO). Dias would later help design the ships that

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    so graciously gifted the Greeks with rich resources and the politically powerful location was quickly starting to turn on the civilization. Although Alexander the Great united all of the Greek city-states under the title of the Corinthian League‚ he did not truly unite them as one single Greek power (“Alexander the Great”). To the individual Greek city-states‚ freedom meant the freedom to fight amongst other city-states. This dog eats dog view lends a great deal of itself due to the very isolating

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    ferociously read classical literature such as Dante‚ Shakespeare‚ and Homer. As a result of this young fascination‚ Walt continued to pursue work in literary fields. At seventeen‚ he transitioned to teaching in small schoolhouses in Long Island. He did this until 1841‚ when he migrated to New York City and

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    Edward Gough Whitlam Gough Whitlam was the 26th prime minister‚ born in Melbourne on the 11th of July 1916‚ the son of a solicitor who became a leading public servant; his background was abnormal for a Labor man. He joined the party in 1945 as he joined the APL in Sydney. In those days‚ many of the leading Labor personalities were Irish Catholics from working class background. Whitlam‚ an intellectual from an intellectual family‚ had never needed to sweat for his salary in the dust and heat. Whitlam

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    ever made by the western world. Rome inspired many countries and civilization with their art‚ literature‚ and architecture. The Roman Empire took and change the best features of cultures it conquered‚ places like Egypt‚ Greece‚ and‚ Asia. While they did take things from other civilizations‚ the roman empire made great contributions to language‚ law‚ and architecture. Rome’s origins came from a tribe of Iron Age called Latins who invaded the Italian peninsula. The tribe settle near the Tiber river

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