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    and ample resources that the Europeans used to their own advantage. In the late 19th century‚ the Industrial Revolution had greatly improved the Europeans’ ability to travel‚ communicate‚ and their means of production. This economic boom (inflation) meant that processed goods were in higher demand‚ which required more raw materials and cheap labor. In search of these things‚ the Europeans set their sights on Africa and began to quickly colonize the land. The European countries had an array of reasons

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    and the East and their views upon each other’s are questionable. In the Middle Ages‚ and during the expansion and declining of empires and during the processes of transfer of power between societies‚ the Europeans had viewed the non-europeans and treated them differently‚ and so did the non-Europeans. The power controlled the treatment methods‚ and it controlled the views eventually. In this paper‚ different events‚ and calamities describes some of the views for both sides from different perspectives

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    philosophers began to contemplate the world and the ideas behind it which led to experimentation‚ discovery‚ and further questions and understanding. Greek philosophers such Pythagoras‚ Socrates‚ Plato‚ Aristotle‚ and others paved the way for advances in science‚ logic‚ reasoning‚ mystic beliefs‚ mathematics‚ moral and ethical bounds‚ and the further understanding of the world. Pythagoras‚ an ancient Greek philosopher‚ believed in the Greek gods and in ideas such as reincarnation where the captured soul

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    exploration in Europe. The European explorers were inspired to embark on this journey to find a trade route to Asia because their goods were getting hard to acquire. The Muslim power blocked easy access the east to these treasures and posed a military and religious threat to Europe. This was where Christopher Columbus purposed the idea of sailing west to end up on the eastern side of the world because he taught of the world as being round. The Portuguese sponsored the Europeans the technology they needed

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    it has changed and is still changing today‚ the idea of liberty to the early American colonist and our founding fathers built America in hopes it would make it better not to make it worse. Several of documents including the Declaration of Independence describe the early idea of liberty. Today’s idea of liberty is defined as something different. Today

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    dealing with Indians (Jaimes‚ p141). The fledgling government understood that changing the worlds perception was paramount to the survival both politically and economically of the United States (Jaimes‚ p141). What the Continental Congress hoped to gain from the Natives was legitimacy as a nation. If the United States entered into treaties with these nations in the same fashion as other countries it would in turn signal to the world that the United States was recognized on some level as a nation

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    that totally transformed European society and restructured the economy through necessity as there was simply no other option for returning to the former way of life after all of the deaths associated with the plague. Following the plague‚ extreme inflation emerged because of the difficulty associated with the procurement of goods through trade as well as the inability for goods to be consistently produced‚ which resulted in high inflated prices for goods throughout the European continent. In addition

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    five centuries since Christopher Columbus reached the Americas. We know a great deal about Columbus‚ of course‚ and about the Europeans and Africans who crossed the Atlantic after him. We know much less about the “Indians‚” as Columbus mistakenly called them—the people already living in America. But we are learning more all the time‚ so I want to talk about early contacts between Native Americans and newcomers. We now estimate that as many as seven million people were living in North America 500

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    colony actually wanted and even the way in which some colonists found themselves making it to the new world. The europeans who migrated to America did so for rather different reasons than the reasons the crown and corporations had for starting the colonies. While the colonies were started for profit‚ natural resources‚ and exerting power‚ the Europeans who actually made the move typically did so in the hopes of starting a better life in America than they ever could have hoped to achieve in Europe. Often

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    revolves around it’s interactions with Europeans. The Europeans exploited and conquered much of the African continent. They were able to conquer Africa through imperialism which is a process of invasion‚ attack and exploitation for natural resources. Africa had many natural resources that Europeans wanted to themselves and the only solution they came up with was to conquer Africa. Europeans explored and exploited Africa for a variety of reasons. They did this to spread christianity‚ to civilize

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