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    To best understand feudalism and its effect on Europe‚ one must first understand what it is. Feudalism is the sociopolitical system that was adopted after the fall of Rome‚ all the way to the beginning of the Renaissance. It was used to characterize many aspects of medieval society. It was a society that based politics and society on personal ties instead of a greater government or military. The beginning of feudalism can be seen with Charles Martel who gave out the first land grant in exchange for

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    instruction from the pope calling for the first crusade also insisted that the Crusaders owed the church the duty to fight in the campaign (Krey 42). It is because they were needed to save their fellow Christians in Jerusalem who were under the influence of Jews‚ Muslims‚ and other religious groups. The pope informed them that it was the church that had given the Crusaders the redemption and

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    English Reformation and subsequently the Restoration era during the 16th and 17th centuries were activated by the turmoils of establishing stable political identities. Several struggles were witnessed during these times across Europe and particularly England for the quest of gaining political stability. Besides‚ various reformations were witnessed in Americas. Although English Reformation‚ as well as religious‚ showed prominent impacts to the colonies in the New World‚ the impact towards the Restoration

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    Pericles‚ and His Influence on Athens Pericles became the leader of Athens at the end of the Peloponnesian War and was responsible for the rebuilding and reconstructing of this city. He became very powerful and well known through out the age of the 5th century‚ so powerful that this became known as the age of Pericles. He was the son of Xanthippus and Agariste. His father‚ Xanthippus was a military leader during the Peloponnesian Wars and was the victor at the Battle of Mycale. He would later

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    Between 1820 and 1850 the abolitionist movement was both a cause and an effect of the growing differences between the North and the South. Although slavery was tolerated‚ and very common in the South‚ Northern states did not tolerate it. They thought slavery was morally wrong‚ and it needed to be stopped‚ which led to southerners expressing their conflicting opinions throughout the North‚ and because of this‚ a divide between communities was created. The differences in the North and the South led

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    Southerner experienced drastic developments in between 1830 and 1860. More than the northerners for sure. Cotton was dominant in every way. It controlled half of the exports of the entire nation. If they could succeed as cotton farmers the southerners brought slaves and slavery with them into the southwestern territories of the United States because they knew they would need them. Southerners did not need big cities for they did not have jobs to offer. The North attracted more immigrants than the

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    people’s minds. A map provided by NATO presents us with information about the Warsaw Pact’s influence on Europe (Doc 5). Since the United States created NATO‚ the USSR responded by implementing the Warsaw Pact. By creating NATO‚ they were able to influence democracy on most of the Europe‚ leaving the Warsaw Pact with a few countries. This gave the United States the advantage‚ because since they had more influence on more countries‚ they were able to expand further and further into Europe. The United

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    The Renaissance‚ also known as the “rebirth”‚ was a period of time that changed the course of history. This period was fueled by focusing on humans and their worth. As this way of thinking progressed further and further‚ so did people’s belief systems and ideas. What once was a society that was driven solely by God under the power of the Church and Pope was being to shift to a logically thinking‚ science and reason fueled culture that we see today causing a multitude of challenges for the Church

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    various powers. The Ottoman Empire was facing a decline in the 19th century. It faced nationalism from its own subjects internally and superior European military capability externally. In response‚ a new western educated elite arose and carried out reforms under Mahmud II. The aim was to secure the empire by upgrading its military to a level on par with European standards. This would allow the empire to hold its own against the west. Westernization eventually spread across various institutions during

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    USSR it was very important to surpass all the republics and countries that surrounded them and because of this‚ the USSR was drawn into many situations that had a negative effect on the USSR and which could easily be avoided. However‚ the government did not pay attention to the needs of citizens and competed with other countries in such things as flying into space and nuclear weapons. The above reflections‚ which cannot‚ of course‚ be considered as a thorough analysis of the causes of the collapse

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