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    Frederick the Great and his Impact on Prussia Although Germany has had several interesting rulers‚ possibly the one man who led it on the path to greatness was Frederick II‚ who ruled Prussia from 1740 to 1786‚ He was primarily known as a military and tactical genius‚ although he was a patron of the arts and Enlightenment ideals as well. Due to his military acumen‚ his modern Enlightenment-esque ideas‚ and his unprecedented (at the time) reforms‚ Frederick the Great was the man who turned Prussia

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    Also‚ “…the legal doctrine that gave the council power to dispose and elect popes in the first place.” This states that by law the state has control over the pope and the church. Renaissance humanism has opened brought new ideas to Europeans about how their city-state should function and what power each person or organization has (Cole and Symes

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    1/21/13 Atticus Finch Throughout life‚ many amazing individuals enter and leave‚ each having impact and influence on each person they have been around. These people can teach others so much about events or problems that occur in everyday life by both their words and actions. Atticus Finch is one man who any person no matter their age‚ race‚ or background‚ can learn from. If the definition of a “good man” were looked up online‚ the computer would probably suggest to visit a site about Atticus Finch

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    The decade of 1920‚ also known as the Roaring Twenties‚ were years of excitement and novelty. During these times‚ people enjoyed new forms of entertainment and technology as the economy grew. One particular president who encouraged people to enjoy their life amid these years was Calvin Coolidge. After the death of the twenty-ninth president Warren Harding in 1923‚ Calvin Coolidge won the presidential elections by a landslide. Throughout Calvin Coolidge’s presidency‚ he focused on industry and economics

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    Betty White is one of the most influential actresses of television history. Born as Betty Marion White on January 17‚ 1922 in Illinois‚ her family moved to Los Angeles‚ California during the Great Depression. She began her career by reading commercials for the radio in 1939 when she was seventeen years old. Betty White then started acting on television shows and movies. Since then‚ she has won several awards and continues to act. Betty White’s autobiography‚ If You Ask Me: (And of Course You Won’t)

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    John Dewey‚ an American philosopher‚ psychologist‚ educator‚ social critic and political activist. When he was a teenager‚ he started teaching at a private school in Vermont. During his free time‚ he would read philosophical treatises and discuss them with his former teacher. As his interests grew in philosophy‚ Dewey went off about teaching at the private school and onto studying philosophy and psychology at John Hopkins. George Sylvester Morris and G. Stanley Hall were among the teachers there

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    The late 18th and early 19th centuries were influenced heavily by a series of revolutions that reshaped the entirety of Western civilization‚ primarily in the areas of politics‚ social standings‚ and economics. Starting with the American Revolution in 1776 and ending with the Russian Revolution of 1917‚ the word has seen a variety of changes and upheavals. Primarily sparked by political oppression‚ economic inequality‚ and social unrest‚ these revolutions led to a new beginning for many countries

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    In the early 15th century the Age of Exploration began‚ which changed world history. European powers were sparked by ambition to gain wealth‚ power through trade and spreading religion among several nations. Among all these nations‚ Spain was the one with the most ambition‚ who sought an alternate route towards Asia for direct access to valuable spices and other goods. Spain had their reasoning as to why they had to seek an alternate route‚ due to having conflict with the Islam. This conflict caused

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    for and earned. If you do not help him nothing bad will happen‚ but you will live with knowing you could have done something but did not. What would you choose? This is where integrity comes into play. Atticus Finch from the novel To Kill a Mockingbird was in the same situation. He chooses to help. This is why Atticus’ most valuable virtue was his integrity. Atticus was tolerant of all the members of Maycomb County. He demonstrates his tolerance when Walter Cunningham stays for dinner‚ ”(Walter)

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    The American Government The enlightenment was a great time period for the U.S. It gave us a time to grow and a time to see everything in a different picture. We got many laws and freedoms because of this time period and the people that influenced the American government. Voltaire is one that influenced the American government. He believed in freedom of speech and religion‚ which is where we get this from. Locke believed that everyone was equal. Which I guess really never influenced our

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