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    rivalry between nations in Latin America during the 1800’s‚ in addition‚ the conflict reflected the struggle for control of natural resources and territorial expansion. characteristics of imperialism of that time. Although some might argue that Chile did not benefit significantly from the Pacific War due to the economic costs associated with the conflict. While it is true that the Pacific War imposed significant economic costs on Chile‚ it is essential to consider the long-term economic benefits that

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    The abolitionists were very demanding in their fight of abolishing slavery. They believed that slavery was a sin and that God did not want this. They looked to the bible where God communicated with Moses and showed him how to break the bonds of slavery from Egypt and led his followers to the promise land. The abolitionists had many outspoken men that were preaching how wrong slavery was‚ but

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    “If religion has given birth to all that is essential in society‚ it is because the idea of society is the soul of religion."(Bellah‚ 1973‚ p. 191) "For we know today that a religion does not necessarily imply symbols and rites‚ properly speaking‚ or temples and priests. This whole exterior apparatus is only the superficial part. Essentially‚ it is nothing other than a body of collective beliefs and practices endowed with a certain authority."(1973‚ p. 51). The Elementary Forms of the Religious

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    However‚ after Dalton’s theory was released there was new information that did not fit with his theory. There was a new scientist‚ J.J. Thomson‚ who lived from 1856 to 1940‚ and he did not agree with Dalton’s theory. Thomson discovered that there are particles inside the atom and therefore atoms could be divided into even smaller parts. He also discovered that atoms have a much

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    One of the most famous paintings in art history was created by the known artist George Pierre Seurat; his scientific beliefs’ made him look at art as another experiment. As years passed he became more impressed with colors‚ figures‚ textures and art elements but his innovations would be highly influential‚ shaping the work of artists as diverse as Vincent Van Gogh and the Italian painters. He also pursued the discovery that complementary colors can optically mix to yield far more vivid tones of

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    the earliest Greek philosophers tried to find this wisdom on the basis of unifying principles (PK). Pythagoras‚ famous for the Pythagorean theorem‚ taught his students that answers and wisdom could be found in numbers and music. On the contrary‚ many did not agree with Pythagoras’ ideas. For example‚ the Sophists argued that humans were not able to understand the concept of the universe and people should work on improving themselves instead of speculating about such topics. The Sophists’ goal was to

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    the resources that the British wanted were their economic wealth‚ how the British messed up and took everything away. expanding power‚ by expanding their territory and trying to create global

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    study of political economy. Karl Marx believed that capitalism was doomed to collapse due to its success and argued this prediction using the concept of surplus profit. Before the Agrarian revolution‚ land was communally owned‚and private ownership of property was non-existent. However‚ after the industrial revolution‚ private ownership of property emerged and established the capitalist ideology. Individuals who formerly worked on the lands were employed to work in the manufacturing

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    Fall of Rome There are many things that were combined together that influenced the fall of Rome. However the real cause of the fall of Rome has been debated over many years. Christianity many not be on the top of the list for the fall of Rome but it did have some impact. Christianity was a religion that was prevalent at Septimus’s reign. This was also the time that persecution of Christians began. He proposed a law that persecute individuals who wanted to convert to Christianity. This new law would

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    to two groups with four-part harmonies that would sing at different times‚ however they would eventually meet at a certain point and have eight voices on different notes. Willaert is also one of the first recorded composers to write for pieces that did not involve singing‚ but were for instruments only (Encyclopædia Britannica‚ 2016). Another great musical achievement of his was within his madrigals. Madrigals are a short poem in fixed form. When sung‚ they are a secular piece of music that is polyphonic

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