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    He believed that Japan needed to be in “peace-like state” and he vastly changed Japan’s government during this time from a totalitarian nation‚ led by Emperor Hirohito‚ into a democratic state similar to the U.S. MacArthur was able to undergo great change in just the span of 7 years. But‚ those seven years impacted the lives of millions. Douglas MacArthur was not only a successful general but‚ he helped set the groundwork for rebuilding Japan into the

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    economical‚ and environmental changes. The impact on the economic changed dramatically. The significant increase in agricultural development‚ created the growth of factories. Individuals started their own business‚ opened factories‚ and shipping companies‚ accumulated immense wealth. The factory owners‚ merchants‚ and shippers controlled the wealth. This urbanization caused an increase in population; people left the country‚ their farms‚ and moved into the cities in masses numbers to work in

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    Charles V. Charles V is the Holy Roman Emperor and of the noble class. His strong support for the Pope and the Catholic Church makes him a protagonist to Martin Luther. After Luther goes for theological studies at Wittenberg‚ his views towards God change. He starts to preach of the love and God and soon he receives a huge following from the people of Wittenberg. When Pope Leo X officializes the paying of indulgences to the Catholic Church‚ Luther stands against the Pope’s intentions. He even continues

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    Anyone who has ever stayed in Hanoi for only one day can tell what the most pressing problem in this city is: traffic. There are so many limitations on the infrastructure of the city: the traffic system is not synchronous‚ as well as there’s a lack in transporting land ratio. If I could take it all into my hands‚ I would change the public transportation system at first‚ by using a system called BRT which stands for Bus Rapid Transit‚ has been in use in Canada and the US as well as being acknowledged

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    in "The Iliad" by Homer and "Lysistrata" by Aristophanes. "The Iliad" is a poem which is believed to be a collection of stories handed down through many generations but not of just one man. It is a story of the Trojan War and the leaders of the two city-states. When "The Iliad" was finally written‚ around 750 B.C.E.‚ the Trojan War had already been over for more hundreds of years. Because of this‚ many of the ideas and characteristics of "The Iliad" may have been changed from the original story.

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    Mercedes Courtenay Professor Hess ENG 241 October 4‚ 2012 How Europeans Change the Native Americans When Europeans first explored western Virginia in the late 1600s‚ they discovered few Native Americans. However‚ their presence‚ their goods‚ and their customs had affected many Indians. These changes had shifted the Native Americans and the Europeans in survival‚ resources‚ dominancy and rivalry. At the same time‚ the Europeans had a strong interest in enabling the Indians to acquire valuable

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    attack on pearl harbor. The pacific theater of World War Two was the most savage and cruel of the many fronts the war was fought on. The Pacific war had a large impact on the world as we know it. Some historians will argue that the second World War did not begin in 1939 with Hitler’s invasion of Poland. They would claim that the war began in 1931 when Japan invaded Manchuria. Manchuria was a region in northeastern China that was rich in natural resources. Japan pursued expansion for the same reasons

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    many influential studies about modern architecture in the extended field of the architectural history. Lately‚ architectural history studies shifted their center from conventional concerns to media and its side products. One of them - the focus point of this review- is Beatriz Colomina’s book (which was winner of the 1995 International Architecture Book Award sponsored by the American Institute of Architects) that examines the relationship of media and architecture. This paper will examine the book’s

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    The industrial revolution is known as a time of change. It took place in the 1800s and early 1900s‚ and lots of changes were made. New perspectives on issues came to life and changed the way we see the world today. Many strikes took place‚ people switched lifestyles‚ more jobs were created‚ and new innovations were brought to life. This time period changed America for the better and influenced the way one sees the world. Overall‚ the industrial revolution was successful‚ it increased the number of

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    foreign relations often contributed to the overall well being and ways of life of the American people. The year 1898 was a major turning point in American foreign relations. America’s participation in war has drastically changed our order of constitution. War has also changed the way American people live their lives. The course of the development of America changed over the years. 1898 marked a pivotal point in American history. During the year 1898‚ America waged war on Spain. This is the first time

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