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    Nguyen‚ Timothy 7-A 5/3/12 Ms. Yao How did the Aztecs Rise to Power? How did the Aztecs rise to power? To conquer is to acquire by force of arms. This is how the Aztecs took over more territory in its rise to power. They fought for land and constructed more land to create the magnificent city of Tenochtitlan in the middle of Lake Texicoco. They used many techniques to get food‚ survive and strive. The Aztecs had a vast empire of allies

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    Way was Mussolini able to come to power? After the World War One‚ Italy was in a slump of frustration and disappointment. The environment such as the World War One made people to support single party state who had populist ideology that promised better life. Mussolini had charismatic leadership who used clever methods of gaining support. Also others could be blamed for his rise of power; Giovanni Giolitti‚ King Victor Emmanuel III‚ and Pope Pius XI anticipated in the growth of Mussolini. The

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    Several nations of South Asia‚ Southeast Asia‚ Africa‚ and the Middle East wanted to escape the control of a colony that invaded their countries. Some gained peaceful independence and others had to take violent measures in order to escape the ruler that had corrupted their country through diversity. Borders drawn by European colonial rulers left nations with mixed ethnic and religious groups‚ which led to corruption. These foreign nations were the one thing that pushed these countries to want to

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    rights. Nelson Mandela was the most significant figure in achieving opposition of apartheid. This is evident in that he was able to immensely increase support against apartheid as well as inflict violent resistance and threats on the government. By maintaining his hope and giving continuous encouragement to the ANC whilst imprisoned‚ Mandela was successful in opposing and terminating the apartheid system. Preceding the National Party ’s introduction of the system of apartheid‚ Mandela helped form

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    whole people... Propaganda works on the general public from the standpoint of an idea and makes them ripe for the victory of this idea."--Adolf Hitler. These words showed Hitler’s awareness of the importance of propaganda--a means that helped him to gain support from the people. The fact that Hitler became chancellor in 1933 gave the Nazis more freedom and opportunities to use propaganda to spread their ideas of National Socialism. In 1933‚ the set up of the Reich Chamber of Commerce gave Nazis the

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    Mandela and Rugby

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    battles for equality. Nelson Mandela became the solution and the man credited for reuniting the country. Ironically he used the vehicle of Rugby‚ mind you a sport prided by the white Afrikaners to do so. Mandela‚ who was born into apartheid‚ is well known for being imprisoned for nearly three decades of his life and after being released became the Nation’s President in South Africa. Most of the black population sided with Mandela but most of the white population was Anti-Mandela. He relentlessly tried

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    Allowing Bismarck to rise in power because they thought they needed a man like Bismarck.

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    This essay will examine how women gain their rights‚ which writers‚ organizations‚ men and events helped them to conquer what we today have guaranteed and it was so hard for them to accomplish. Feminism Feminist ideas and social movements emerged in Europe‚ Great Britain‚ and the United

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    There were lots of factors that led to left wing Lenin getting to power. Some of those factors were the Provisional Government‚ the Kornilov affair and the effects of World War One. The Provisional Government led to the rise of lenin’s power due to bad economic decisions they created‚ the kornilov affair helped arm the Bolsheviks with weapons to raid the winter palace and overthrow the Provisional Government‚ and the effects of World War One caused lots of economic instability and made the everyday

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    rights of man citizens were gained in France. Although men gain the rights of liberty‚ property‚ and security; women did not (Lecture 2/15/16). A Vindication of the Rights of Women‚ written by Mary Wollstonecraft became a turning point in history. One could say that Wollstonecraft created feminism‚ which is the belief that men and women should obtain the equal rights and opportunities. In the source‚ Wollstonecraft’s purpose was to explain how men and women are equal. This type of thinking during the

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