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    How Did The Ming Voyage

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    Whether it be revolutionary technology‚ or a never before seen level of determination‚ the Ming’s voyages would alter the course of history forever and begin to supplant the importance of naval dominance. Over a period of 28 years‚ Ming commander Zheng He led a series of conquests that would be crucial in expanding China’s borders and revolutionizing maritime trade and exploration until the days of Christopher Columbus. In 1405 AD‚ a cunning new Chinese admiral assumed command of

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    Woodward reported on the Watergate Scandal as they both took a stand against the 1972 presidential campaign. They did this by exposing Nixon and his staff‚ and his wrongdoing of executive privilege. People then became aware of the Watergate Scandal due to their stand for freedom of press. One way they took a stand in history was the investigation and the reports against President Nixon and his staff. The pair started off on the morning of June 17‚ where they first reported about the five burglars breaking

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    and ended in 1877. Two goals were to rebuild the south and to reform society. Reconstruction should not be thought of as a bad idea. It was virtually impossible to just change ways in the south with out using some kind of force. "Black codes" did nothing but for the south but put them in further segregation. The black codes aloud a form of disguised slavery. They gave blacks the right to own land‚ and go to court; they still weren’t aloud to serve on a jury or aloud to vote. In the long run

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    How Did Gilgamesh Change

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    character is portrayed as the strongest and biggest in the land. He is the mighty king of Uruk and some events came into his life‚ causing him to change who he was. He encounters a man of the wilderness that is as big and strong as him‚ they eventually become great friends‚ but then the man of the wilderness‚ Enkidu‚ dies. The way Gilgamesh changes are from those impactful events that come into his life‚ causing Gilgamesh to change his morality and attitude about death‚ from having is best friend die

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    the presidency fearing impeachment by the House of Representatives. He was accused of corruption and trying to stop an investigation of that corruption‚ the case first came light through the work of two investigative reporters at the Washington post. Federalist looked at Watergate scandal as an example of the constitution working as it should be. The Watergate scandal began in 1972 during the Richard Nixon presidency and during his re-election campaign. Also to undermine the Democratic Party information’s

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    How Did America Stolen?

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    The question of ¨Was America Stolen?¨ seems to be a common debate between many people‚ and in the past 100 years opinions have dramatically shifted. Before the 1960s the common viewpoint of how America was acquired was that the United States westernized and overruled the savage Indians (Flavin)‚ but these views certainly change over time. The first inhabitants of America were believed to be migrants from Asia about 12‚000 years ago. These Asian migrants spread across the Americas building all kinds

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    Inquisitor Torquemada and the Reconquista. In order to purify Spain‚ Isabella called upon Torquemada. Torquemada’s main objective get rid of all heresy in Spain. This meant the persecution of Jews and Muslims‚ and root out unfaithful Christians. Not only did Torquemada doings inspire anti-Semitism‚ but there was a common theme of anti-Semitism during the Middle Ages all around Europe. This anti-Semitism sentiment was influenced by Dominican and Franciscan friar in Italy‚ who before had Jews exiled from

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    scandals‚ later to be named “The Watergate Scandal”‚ in American history‚ and put the president himself under the microscope of the law. The Supreme Court tried the case against President Nixon and his seven aides who helped him cover up the conspiracy. After Nixon’s refusal to give up recordings of conversations he had incriminating himself‚ claiming executive privilege‚ the Supreme Court became involved and charged the president with the first three articles of impeachment for obstruction of justice. This

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    How Did Slavery Start

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    Slavery‚ where did it all begin? In 1619 a Dutch ship escorted 20 African slaves to Jamestown‚ Virginia know as the British Colony. During the 17th and 18th centuries‚ European settlers in North America were seeking out labor sourced servants. Europeans were mostly poor so they needed cheap labor sources which lead them to African slaves. There is not an exact number of how many slaves were brought to America but the number is close to 6 to 7 million during the 18th century. African slaves worked

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    How Did Alexander Succeed

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    many in that era. However‚ with his achievements came mistakes‚ or as some might say a God like complex. No matter‚ whichever way you look at it‚ he succeeded where others failed. Alexander wanted to be greater than his father‚ and he certainly achieved this goal. However‚ Alexander had a different way of doing things‚ he did not want to just conquer lands and take over the inhabitant’s lifestyle‚ but instead he tried to teach them new ideas and a new way of living. He brought to these lands the Hellenist

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