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    the one to determine if you were going to heaven or not. The Reformation can be viewed as furthering and rising the progression of the middle-class education by teaching them that not everything the church says is true‚ and that by teaching ourselves how to think and learn we can make our own choices for ourselves. The Reformation helped make the people realize that they needed to be educated so they cannot be taken for granted. Luther believed that everyone should be

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    discoveries proving the theory made him disliked by many people‚ especially the church. Being a well known scientist at the time did not help Galileo as it made him and easy target for the many complaints of the church. He was summoned and interrogated by the Roman Inquisition for his beliefs of Copernican doctrine. Many religious folk wrote letters to the church about Galileo and how his views were corrupt and wrong. Galileo quickly wrote back explaining his ideas and views defending

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    Revolutionary war. The colonist[s] had grown weary of the problems with the king. Since coming to Jamestown in 1607‚ the colonists were just another part of the empire of Great Britain. As the colonies grew in size‚ they became more self reliant. England did not notice that the colonies were depending less and less on their mother country to supply their needs. King George III had other troubles on his mind. With mounting debt from the Seven Year war hanging over his head‚ the king considered ways

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    Seigneurs were usually men who had won the King’s favor. They granted land to the habitants. Many Seigneurs worked part time in the fur trade. The Seigneurs tried to encourage the settlement of New France and promoted the distribution of land. They did this by attracting settlers‚ building a mill‚ and were responsible for settling disputes. The Seigneurs were obliged to build and maintain a mill for grinding their grain. They also kept their people working hard. They were responsible for the layout

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    revolutionaries stormed the Bastille in Paris‚ France‚ springing the French Revolution into action‚ and finally ending in 1799 when Napoleon Bonaparte built an empire. The conflict lasted ten years; the compromise was long and difficult‚ with trials and errors. The revolution was important; it improved patriotism‚ changed the French government‚ and inspired rebellion in other countries. Life in France before the revolution differed tremendously for different classes or Estates of people. For instance

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    first trial conducted began with a Native American woman‚ and fear of Native American religious customs in comparison to traditional religious customs of the Europeans contributed to the panic colonists felt towards the idea of witchcraft. The Indian woman who tested the first two girls suspected of being witches carried out an important role in the witch trials because she confessed “that she was a Witch‚ and that she and with the two others accused did torment and bewitch the com-plainers.” This

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    Rough Draft By: Bella Swarr “Free a man to fight” was a popular slogan for working women during WWII. How did women contribute to the war? When the U.S. was attacked by Japan at Pearl Harbor‚ America decided it was time to join the war effort. This required men to leave work and home to fight for their country. Before the war‚ women who worked had “traditionally female” professions which were sewing‚ typing‚ and stay at home mothers raising their children. When war began‚ “quickie marriages became

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    to them. The Indians did not willing choose to become slaves. Blood was spilled by the conquistadors. The Arawaks were separated from their families and forced into slavery so that Columbus can get his gold. Columbus killed by the thousands when he was on the search for the gold mine’s location. These Indians were peaceful people but were drove to a depressive path which led to their deaths and as described by Las Casas‚ a young priest who accompanied Columbus and witnessed how they treated Indians

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    first known African American to arrive in Texas was named Estevanico. In 1528‚ he was brought to Texas as a slave. It took the efforts of many people of many different races to make Texas what it is today and to help the state slowly move forward from the dark days of slavery‚ racism‚ segregations‚ and oppression. Along the way‚ African American Texans have contributed to the culture of the state‚ and many black Texans made historical contributions as well. All of African American Texan’s history is

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    Russia’s World War II Contribution The result of World War II‚ was an indisputable victory for the Allies. While Western opinion suggests that Americans feel largely responsible for this triumph‚ an argument can be made that the war was actually won on the Russian front. For example‚ Russia’s involvement at Operation Barbarossa‚ the Battle of Stalingrad‚ the Battle of Kursk‚ and the Battle of Berlin had an unparalleled effect on the outcome of World War II. When these battles are examined from a

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