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    The private lives of Johannes and Emma‚ who are also known as Sonny and Lammchen‚ In Little Man‚ What Now? By Hans Fallada‚ quickly become affected once Emma finds out she is pregnant. Their lives are affected in a multitude of ways such as in political and economic ways. Inflation is one of the problems they face along with unemployment and the inability to save some of the earnings. The couple faces many obstacles and issues throughout their early years as a couple. They are trying to make the

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    reformers‚ the English followers of John Calvin‚ came to embrace that name as an emblem of honor. At the beginning of the seventeenth century‚ England faced a gathering storm in religious life - the Puritan movement. Before the storm abated‚ the Puritans had founded the first permanent European settlements in a region that came to be known as New England. The Puritans believed that God had commanded the reform of both church and society. They condemned drunkenness‚ gambling‚ theatergoing‚ and Sabbath-breaking

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    friends and consequently spent most of his income unwisely. As such‚ he emerged as an expert in using his physical force to defeat his opponents in boxing. On the other hand‚ Joe Louis Barrow emerged as a neophyte when the government applied the political power to knock him out through hefty taxes. The IRS assessed a tax bill amounting to $500‚000. Interest on this tax debt accumulated annually. As a result‚ Louis was forced to rejoin boxing career after he had announced his retirement. His comeback

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    Henry Ford Henry Ford was an industrialist and was the creator of one of the greatest motorized vehicle companies in the world. Henry Ford’s products did not only affect people of his time but they also have had a greatly affected modern day motor vehicles. Henry Ford was significant for many things but in my opinion he was most important for his thriving Ford motor company‚ his use of the assembly line and technique of mass production‚ and finally his contribution to war. Henry Ford was born

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    Canada was not a good place for communists and socialist to live during the cold war time because of the injustice to them due to their political views. Lastly‚ the Cold War made the discrimination against women reappear. Today’s increase in hostility between russia and u.s.a has been called cold war II. the inability of the superpowers to solve global political conflicts‚ e.g syria‚ has resulted in a massive refugee crisis. Just as in the last cold war‚ canada has shown compassion and announced

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    There had been several outbreaks of diseases throughout history such as Plague of Justinian (541-542)‚ Antonine Plague (165AD)‚ Third Cholera Pandemic (1852-1860)‚ etc. The Black Death had been one of the most castastrophic pandemics in human history. It resulted in the deaths of an estimated 75-200 million people in Eurasia between 1346 and 1353. The cause of this plague is believed to be the bacterium Yersinia pestis. The Black Plague changed the world by creating a series of religious‚ social

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    World War I (1914-1918) or “The Great War” had repercussions across the globe in all domains of everyday life‚ as European nations attempted to rebuild their destroyed cities and the United States adopted a position of isolationism. The interwar years (1919-1938) were a dichotomous period in the United States‚ qualified by both a recuperation from the war and the Great Depression through groundbreaking social and economic reforms‚ and a buildup of tension in several domains. Thus the government implemented

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    Introduction: In ancient times‚ Greece was not a united country. It was a collection of separate lands‚ called city states where Greek-speaking people lived. There were hundreds of city-states in ancient Greece‚ some really small ones and some really big ones with large populations. The following are the five most powerful city-states in about 550 B.C.E; Athens (A-thens)‚ Sparta (Spar-ta)‚ Corinth (Cor-inth)‚ Thebes(the-be-s) and Argos (Ar-gos). Ancient Greece consisted mainly of a mountainous

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    specifically the media‚ arose that affected the United States throughout the beginning and ending of the war‚ which was 1964 to 1975.Many things were brought into question during the war like why the war being fought‚ who is in charge of the war‚ and how much money was being invested in the war. The Vietnam War was a consecutive battle against communism. For the United States‚ the War not only damaged the Americans confidence in themselves but with their government. Media was the main involvement

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    also allowed people to not have to rely on their own communities’ resources as much as before. Few things from previous periods were kept‚ as the revolution radically changed the way people lived their lives and how they worked. Some of the most important ideas preserved were the political fundamentals of the Enlightenment such as freedom of speech and religious tolerance and others‚ as well as the main ideas of the Scientific Revolution such as those of Isaac Newton and Nicolaus Copernicus (Duiker

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