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    Running Head: THE T-34‚ IT’S CREATION AND IMPACT ON WW2 The T-34‚ its Creation and its Impact During the Second World War Don Nguyen Martin High School Abstract After the Winter War‚ there was an apparent need for new tanks to replace their old counterparts. The Soviets‚ under engineer Mikhail Koshkin‚ developed the T-34‚ which was used during World War two and the Cold War. It was so successful that it was used as model for future tanks. As technological might proved a determining factor during

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    concern for what is going on outside of their lives and in reality. In spite of all their problems‚ Dorothea Dix‚ Irena Sendler‚ and Thurgood Marshall always helped people no matter their age‚ race‚ or gender. Dorthea Dix’s early life‚ humanitarian acts‚ and later life have contributed to the way mankind views the mentally ill today. To begin with‚ she was born on April 4‚ 1802 in Hampden‚ Maine. Dorothea was the first of three children; daughter of Joseph Dix and Mary Bigelow Dix (Bumb‚

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    Charity in Missouri On a Saturday morning while running errands usually one might notice a few men collecting money at the corner of any two busy intersections. People give the sticky change that has been laying in their car baking for three months‚ to the organization. Little do they know that the money they worked hard to scrape from the bottom of the ashtray in twenty seconds while at a stoplight is not going where they think. A recent investigation found that a firm run by Missouri ’s top

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    grim for the Greeks‚ but numerous developments managed to emerge out of this period. In fact‚ near the end of the Dark Age‚ one of the greatest poets of all time began his work. His name was Homer. Throughout Greek history‚ we can see the tremendous impact that Homer and his ideas had on the people of Greece and their education. While most historians believe that Homer’s works are not true accounts of Greek history‚ the Greeks studied his epics as legitimate facts of history. The Greeks didn’t have

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    God were allowed to enter Canaan under the command of Joshua. The conquering of Canaan is all in the past. How could one man’s command over a miniscule nation‚ Israel‚ who conquered a small section of land have an impact on the history of the world and the world today? The answers to this question are quite simple: First‚ the nation of Israel are God’s chosen people‚

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    Ancient China’s Impact on The World The ocean‚ the desert‚ extremely tall mountains and very high platoons‚ all of these geographical barriers made it virtually impossible to get well into the thriving civilisation of Ancient China. Ancient China was a very lonely civilisation being so far away from any other major civilisations and having so many barriers protecting them from the outside world. While no other people came to Ancient China‚ it learnt many new things without anyone else to help them

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    Have you ever wondered how Adolf Hitler convinced an entire nation to murder over 3 million people? On March 21‚1933‚Hitler had full power turned over to him by the Enabling Bill. By the 23 he got nearly 100% of the German’s votes‚ three months later all non-nazi parties no longer existed (Lukacs‚ 6). Hitler was a very powerful and evil dictator when he took over Germany‚ but evil villains aren’t born‚ they’re made. When Hitler was young he always was by himself‚ and he started showing future traits

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    situation and convinced Germany that the communist were to blame. He soon convinced members of the Reichstag to enable a law that would permit Hitler to pass laws without the participation of the Reichstag‚ leading Germany to a dictatorship. Hitler knew how to get to people’s emotions‚ giving him good public speaking skills. He promised them his empire would reign for a thousand

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    ground for many ideas and creations that would effect the world for hundreds of years‚ and even to this day. We stand in awe wondering at how they could’ve accomplished buildings like the Colosseum‚ and the Pantheon. These buildings had similar features that were new at the time‚ but would continued to be used through present day. Thats why Rome’s biggest impact on the world was their structural and functional architecture because of their innovation of concrete‚ use of arches‚ and creation of domes

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    Did you know that approximately 50‚000 troops died in the Revolutionary War? That is a lot‚ however that war made America a free country to this day. What led up to the Revolutionary War‚ the Stamp Act‚ also contributed to America’s freedom too. As a result of the Stamp Act and the Revolutionary War‚ there is the bill of rights‚ which had the first 10 amendments on that document. There have been a lot of events during colonial times that have impacted our freedom however‚ the Bill of Rights; the

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