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    World War I changed the world in a way that nothing had before. Everybody was appalled by the horrors of a conflict on such a large scale. The aftermath of World War I left the world changed forever. One such country began a major change before the war even ended‚ and resulted in a major revolution. The Soviet Union was affected in a way not many countries were. The way the entire country was run changed. Vladimir Ilych Ulyanov‚ aka “Lenin”‚ saw the rise of the Bolshevik government after World War

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    everything had changed and improved. The economic‚ social‚ political‚ cultural dynamic has changed since the beginning of time. The world has become interconnected into a web in the period between the1500s and the 1800s. There has been an extreme changed in the cultural‚ economic‚ and social dynamics throughout the 1500s to the 1800s time period. The cultural dynamic has changed in the 1500s to the 1800s through many ways. Throughout this time period the cultural dynamic had changed facing religious

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    were heard. That peoples natural rights were protected. Two political parties were dedicated to upholding the constitution‚ which each party interpreted differently. With modernization of society‚ rights changed and evolved. Which focused on meeting people’s needs‚ because of that parties changed too. Traditional American Republicanism The constitution was made to uphold a republic and the republic is meant to represent the people and uphold their rights. The only way to honor what the founding

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    World War II changed the world dramatically. It all began when Germany invaded Poland and captured the country. It was one of the most powerful countires in the world because of the strong military and leader. Germany feared people all around the world with its goals for domination and outcomes of the strategies that were a success. Even though they were defeated in the end‚ the Germans launched many campaigns to try to win the war. Germany’s invasions of Russia‚ France‚ and Africa were the most

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    Franklin D. Roosevelt was one of the strongest presidents out there going through the Great Depression. Franklin became president in 1933 but he became known for his government and how clean he was. He uses power by favoring the World War I he had a lot of support for the Navy’s force. Before he came president in 1932 he proposed the “New Deal”‚ on that March 4‚ 1933 when he was announced as president nearly 15 million were unemployed and all banks closed. When the Great Depression was going on

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    On December 3‚ 1967‚ medicine was changed forever. On that day‚ Dr. Christiaan Barnard and a team of twenty surgeons revolutionized the way we treat infirmities such as cancer‚ heart failure‚ and cardiomyopathy. Every year‚ five thousand people worldwide undergo a heart transplant. Without Dr. Barnard‚ it’s very possible they would all be dead. Dr. Christiaan Barnard’s discovery not only saved thousands of lives‚ but inspired other doctors and researchers around the world to conduct similar studies

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    those people. But I believe that Stalin has impacted and changed America the most. I believe that Joseph Stalin has impacted the American society and culture the most because he helped prepare America for bombings and also made millions of people fear communism. Many people only know Joseph Stalin for being the communist dictator of the soviet union. Also‚ some might know him for being a very cruel leader to his own citizens. But Stalin did many other things that also affected America. Joseph Stalin

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    John F. Kennedy was an attractive liberal who changed the face of America. Winning his presidential term in 1960‚ he became one of the most beloved presidents in history. Kennedy was the youngest and first catholic man to enter presidency‚ which had caused controversy among different parties. They thought that having a Catholic man enter term would not be a good idea due to his

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    Every two years we have the Olympic Games‚ the games represent the uniting of athletes from all over the world to compete at the Olympics. However if you think about it‚ the Olympics have changed over time. The ancient Olympic Games were traditionally held as a religious event for the Greek God Zeus‚ but the modern Olympics are held for the world’s athletes to compete with each other. The Games have evolved in many ways in which I have learned and known. The beginning of the Olympics started with

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    REVEREND HENRY WARD A PIONEER OF EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION Rev Henry Ward served as a United Church Minister in Jamaica. Seeing the need for childcare for working mother’s he established the first play center in 1938 that served children under six years old. Soon after he began a campaign to formalize education and play at these centers along with his colleagues. Surprisingly‚ he was met with resistance by parents who disliked the term play center. The term "play center" was changed to Basic

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