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    The explosive industrial growth took place in the last quarter of the 19th century by progressives who flourished with great cities. Businesses’ highly developed reaching oversees‚ commerce and influence of major establishments. Unfortunately‚ not all of the citizens shared the wealth‚ reputation and favorable outcomes. Additionally‚ these overwhelming set of forces triggered economic and social issues in America. Therefore in response to this political incorporate abuses and corruption‚ the progressive

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    3rd‚ 2015 Social Studies 8 In the year 7011 the Muslims disembarqued in Tarifa Cape in Southern Spain‚ starting a period of more than 700 years of Islamic ruling over the Spanish peninsula. The Spanish Catholic Kings conquered back Granada in 1492‚ finishing with the Muslim control of Iberia. This long period of Muslim domination left a strong influence over the spanish culture and language. This because hundreds of thousands of Muslims decided to stay Iberia and many of them converted to Christianity

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    1491. In the Reconquest of Iberia‚ led by the Catholic Monarchs Ferdinand and Isabella‚ both Christian and Muslim blood was spilled. With the fall of Granada in 1971‚ the last outpost of the Moors fell to the Christian Monarchs. After 781 years of Islamic rule‚ Iberia once again became a Christian island. In the aftermath‚ under the watch of Cardinal Gonzalo Jimenez de Cisneros‚ the Spanish Inquisition took place. In the Spanish Inquisition‚

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    into a visual representation‚ giving way to ultimate expression and subjectivity. Jackson Pollock had many influences in his life: family (or lack thereof)‚ teachers‚ friends‚ and other artists who all contributed to his work in some way. These influences of Pollock were a cocktail that helped to produce some of the greatest examples of modern art in the world‚ recycling inspiration and influence to newer artists then and now. Naturally‚ to understand Pollock you must come to know his very beginnings

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    longest-lasting empires that were ever made by the western world. Rome inspired many countries and civilization with their art‚ literature‚ and architecture. The Roman Empire took and change the best features of cultures it conquered‚ places like Egypt‚ Greece‚ and‚ Asia. While they did take things from other civilizations‚ the roman empire made great contributions to language‚ law‚ and architecture. Rome’s origins came from a tribe of Iron Age called Latins who invaded the Italian peninsula. The tribe settle

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    During the transition into the twentieth century‚ the Progressive Era took place where many progressives had a great influence on society. Progressives were middle-class idealists that came from various different backgrounds who came together as a moment to work towards a common goal. They were social activists that believed America was under a crisis due to urban-industrial revolution and sought reform and regulations to bring social justice to society. Many factors took place in creating the progressives

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    artists like Leonardo da Vinci‚ Albrecht Durer‚ and Michelangelo are all great leaders of the Italian Renaissance. Each of them bought something unique and fresh to the art world. However‚ Michelangelo brought his own style and technique into the public eye and changed the Renaissance with his originality. During the 1500s the art world changed when Michelangelo lived. Dark and gloomy gothic styles were wiped away and replaced with fancy designs that illustrated the beauty of human life. Michelangelo

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    present study of the core ontological tenets of constructivism. Namely‚ I modeled constructivism’s two core ontological tenets: (1) that “social reality is constructed” and social agents are the “social constructors of their own practices and structures;” and (2) that the agent-constructed social world informs agents’ interests and thereby circumscribes what they see as possible and morally appropriate courses of action. Building on the first core ontological tenet of constructivism‚ the exogenously

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    same time putting them in a crucial mental state they needed to be in to become what the world knows as the best song writers in the business. Before the Beatles‚ what America considered rock and roll music‚ mostly had a strong country music style influence. However‚ The Beatles revolutionized rock and roll music by removing that country aspect and implementing a strong foreign twist into the equation. While the Beatles were famously known for their music‚ they also had some pretty strong societal

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    new kind capitalism would sprout. Cotton manufacturing on a small scale was astonishingly profitable in 1780s and 1790s. As demand for raw cotton rose‚ so too did prices. In 1781‚ prices for cotton in Britain were two and three higher than they had a decade earlier. The emerging cotton complex centered in Europe was also unique because it did not draw on the production of nearby peasants for its raw materials. Most of the cotton grown for manufacturing purposes around the world was produced by small

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