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    Fela Kuti was famous a Nigerian musician and politician activist. Fela used the power of music to convey the corruption and atrocity of the Nigerian regime. He became an influential and inspirational role model to the people Nigeria. Fela is known for his courage and outspokenness against the Nigerian dictatorship‚ attracted the admiration of most young Nigerians citizens at that time that were living in fear of the Nigerian regime. Fela used his music to convey the struggles and hardship he had

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    the year of 1925‚ the Nazi party was no longer banned‚ and Hitler continued to speak in public. Elections came in 1928 where a lot of people did not want to vote for Hitler and his Nazi party but they won 12 seats. Even though the Nazi party were getting defeated‚ they still had a lot of back up from people everywhere‚ especially the press. This caused them to get a good exposure from all around the world. As mentioned earlier‚ Hitler saw himself as saved for a reason‚ therefore‚ he announced

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    man‚ but he wielded power like a king. Kings have a difficult job. They have to walk the fine line of being strict enough that the subjects won’t throw a fit when they don’t get what they want but at the same time not being too dictatorial or else the people will rebel. More importantly‚ a king must be firm in what he believes is right for the country. Jackson greatly increased the power of the presidency. He did not comply with the checks and balance system‚ and also did not allow

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    During World War II‚ a scientific discovery was made that would alter the course of history. German scientists learned a new method in which the splitting of a uranium atom became achievable. This would ultimately lead to the possibility of a foreign power utilizing that energy to produce a weapon with the capacity of causing irreplaceable damage. In 1939‚ Albert Einstein‚ having come across this information‚ wrote to the United States President Franklin Roosevelt to warn him of the German’s findings

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    Why did the fascists come to power in Italy in 1922? Fascism came to power in Italy in 1922 due to a number of different factors. The roots of fascism can be found in the failure of a whole political class and system to resist authoritarianism and it was a start of a big mistake made by the Italian government‚ even though allot of people thought Mussolini forced his way into power‚ in actual fact he was invited into parliament by an incompetent and underestimating liberal party (Giolitti) who

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    Adolf Hitler was born in Austria in 1889. Hitler went to Germany to fight in the German army during WWI. Hitler gained his support in many ways. One way that Adolf Hitler gained support was through his book Mein Kampf. Another way that he gained the support that led him to gaining all of his power and control was the constant fear of the Communists gaining political power. Another way that Adolf Hitler gained all of his support was the Great Depression. Hitler’s book‚ Mein Kampf‚ which is

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    hence the reason that many of the Founding Fathers disputed over how the U.S. government should be run. One of the most influential disputed that there were occurred during the Constitutional Convention. It was unknown how much power to give to the Federal government. Giving too much power would allow one person or a small group of individuals to rule the United States‚ similar to the the monarchy in England‚ but too little power could cause the nation to lose its unity‚ especially with its lack

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    History: How successfully did Hitler accomplish his goals at the 1936 Olympic Games? Planning the investigation: To answer this question‚ I looked into two main topics. I researched what Hitler’s goals actually were‚ and whether each of these goals had been fulfilled. I also evaluated two resources both created around the year 1936‚ to determine their relevance to a historian today. After this‚ I made a final analysis of my evidence. By investigating this‚ I hope to understand how far the reality

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    determination of how foreign affairs shall work was difficult to construct. The want for power and global dominance becomes most nations initial motivation. After the first World War‚ countries were abandoned‚ hopeless‚ and in need to reshape. Instead‚ a result of fear‚ desperation‚ and desire to rule over other nations became many countries obligation. Germany and Italy suffered the most from the first World War and the new selected leaders of these two cultures started a new trend. Hitler and Mussolini

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    English Civil War in the 17th century (1642-1649). William Prynne’s in his book Soveraign Power of Kingdomes and Parliaments challenged the power of King Charles I. Prynne argued royalist supporters of the king who believed that the king was infallible. Prynne justified his ideas through both Roman‚ canon‚ and English Common Law. Prynne interpreted the Roman law concept lex regia as meaning that the people gave power to the ruler but required him to follow their law. Similarities between the thinking

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