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    How it affected Spain. The Spanish were greatly impacted by the discovery of a new continent‚ because it meant lots of things‚ such as the discovery of new species of animals and plants. From the animals‚ like the jaguar or the piranha. Some of the plants were used to make medicines or simply to eat! We could name the achiote (an amazonian tree used to treat prostatic troubles and internal inflammations‚ arterial hypertension‚ high cholesterol level and bladder inflammation) and the

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    Martin Luther King Jr.‚ born on January 15‚ 1929‚ in Atlanta‚ Georgia‚ is celebrated as a pivotal figure in the American civil rights movement. At a young age‚ King exhibited extraordinary intelligence and a deep commitment to social justice‚ foreshadowing the influential role he would later play in reshaping the course of American history. Growing up in a segregated society‚ King witnessed the harsh realities of racial discrimination and inequality. These experiences fueled his determination to

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    of peaceful demonstrations for civil rights from 1955 until his assassination in 1968 was Martin Luther King Jr. King relied heavily on both his Christian faith and the teachings of Mahatma Gandhi‚ in his approach to civil rights. His non-violent movement included Americans from all walks of life. King used the power of words to achieve his goals‚ other civil rights leaders used "the end justifies the means" including violence. He accomplished a great deal in the thirteen years he worked for civil

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    The Civil Rights Movement in 1963 sparked a turning point for all minorities in the United States. Although there had been many advancements towards true civil rights in the past‚ no one had ever taken it seriously until Reverend Martin Luther King Jr. helped lead a Civil Rights Act to truly get equality in all portions of life. Rev. King was one of the major characters in the Civil Rights Movement who furthered its advancement at the cost of some of his own leisure. On Tuesday‚ April 16th‚ 1963

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    Between the years of 1825 and 1850 the United States‚ under the guise of expanding the ideals of America including democracy‚ equality and liberty‚ sought to make social‚ political‚ religious and institutional reforms. These reforms were designed to manifest their desire for a utopian society. These reforms took many shapes‚ institutions such as prisons and asylums were reformed to help fringe members of the public to become functioning members of society. During the second great awakening churches

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    become an ascetic‚ but his father wouldn’t let him‚ as that is not the expected lifestyle of royalty. Some years later‚ Siddhārtha left his palace to live a life away from luxury and find enlightenment. He went into meditation‚ however‚ he found that it did not bring him profound knowledge or peace‚ and stopped‚ picking up extreme asceticism instead. He went into the forest and began to deny himself basic necessities such as sufficient nourishment. After six years‚ this practice got him no closer to enlightenment

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    After the persecution and death of Jesus‚ a Jew from Nazareth‚ the new religion of Christianity was sparked and Christians started to pop up all over Rome. Early Christians suffered lots of persecution‚ but eventually the persecution died down. Early Christians made an impact that first spread through the social aspect of Rome‚ but soon through the political aspect as well. People with high levels of political power were impacted‚ one of which being Emperor Constantine. Emperor Constantine issued

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    described as “ wilderness of rubble”. Factories and cities were gutted. The population was starving and it was had to supply the necessities of life (Leavitt). This narrates how the cities were effected and also how the people were effected in the town. Understanding that after the war many things were a struggle for people and how it effected things after the

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    The Progressive Era was a social and political reformed developed to combat corruption and to further establish a more efficient government. Everybody supported the Progressive Era except the wealthy monopoly sector. Theodore Roosevelt‚ William Howard Taft‚ and Woodrow Wilson are just a few of the presidents who joined efforts to change the American old ways with the new. Three contributions for the Progressive reforming out of many were: journalism discovery known as muckraking‚ economic policy

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    factor I the world. A main key of JFK’s Presidency was his attempt to curb communism in foreign Country’s. But did he do this right? JFK’s presidency has always coexisted with conspiracy‚ which has hurt the Americans publics trust in the government. His external affairs as well as his internal were major sources of distrust in our society. While JFK while a great man and great president he did not always make the best decisions. His devotion to putting an end to communism affected his ability to think

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