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    Constantinus Augustus. He used to be an emperor of Roma from 306 to 337 AD. He was born in 272 in Nishtar. His father was an officer of the Roman army. Constantine had made lots of changes during his office about social‚ military and financial. He changed the structure of the government and military. These changes became the basis of the development in the future. He leaded his army to attack the Eastern Roman Empire. After the war‚ he became the only emperor from 324 to 337 AD. After Constantine’s after death

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    turning point in America and Europe that affected how the people in these two areas lived for the good and bad of many. Machines during the Industrial Revolution set the standard for what the future would hold for America and Europe‚ but would not only would their futures be changed but the outcomes of their revolution would spread causing a global revolution. The machines brought about not only a huge growth in modernization‚ but a huge change in the lives of the working class throughout America

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    significantly due to changes in policies‚ the influx of immigrants and refugees from war-torn countries and the significant increase in global movements of peoples. The conclusion of World War II brought about major change to Australia’s migration patterns‚ as well as contributing to the abolition of the “White Australia Policy” and the gradual decrease in the country’s discriminatory views against non-white immigrants. It additionally set in place a series of motions that would radically change Australia’s

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    Hardy was aware of the gender bias inherent in Victorian society and culture‚ the expectations that limited women’s opportunities. He explores the restricted and disempowered status of women through the experiences of Bathsheba Everdene. Although a perfectly capable‚ educated and head strong young women‚ she experiences the gender bias that all women experienced at that time. “Don’t anyone suppose that because I am women…I shall be up afield before you are up..I shall astonish you all” it is evident

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    How far do you agree that Lenin’s leadership was the main reason why the Bolsheviks were able to seize power in October 1917? Although the leadership of Lenin was the trigger for the Bolsheviks to start acting as revolutionaries‚ it was a number of long term factors which caused the discontent which led to revolution. The weaknesses of the provisional Government especially created the situation in which the Bolsheviks were the only party able to seize power in October 1917. One reason why the Bolsheviks

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    In the mid 1400’s‚ a lot of the people were poor and uneducated. They didn’t know how to read or write. They only people who were educated were the popes or the people working in the church. The popes and the church people really took advantage of the poor and the uneducated. They told them that they only way their relatives are going to heaven is by them paying indulgences. After all of this‚ the Renaissance happened and it changed everything. The renaissance was a cultural movement that began

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    to pretend to kill herself only to find her husband dead beside her‚ after which she takes her own life. During this emotional rollercoaster Juliet changes from an innocent‚ naïve thirteen-year-old to a defiant and independent young heroine. I have chosen Act 1 Scene 3‚ Act 3 Scene 5 (lines 69-242)‚ and her soliloquy in Act 4 Scene 4 to compare‚ as they show different stages of Juliet’s change in character.

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    As said above‚ Lawrence viewed modernity as a social disease that must be cured‚ and he “was not merely a gadfly──he was a (literary) revolutionary.” Consequently‚ he offered in many of his works directly or indirectly solutions to modify or even to replace the existing social order. In different stages of his life‚ he had different opinions of how the disease should be cured. At first‚ he thought that it could be done by means of political interference‚ as he wrote that “economic life must be the

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    shows aren’t so big anymore seeing as most of the shows we watch are American‚ but there are some pretty good ones still like Home And Away. Multicultural TV however was quit different‚ they would show different shows. They would be showing clips from the Vietnam war for example or Greek news and so many international news.   Shintaro is a Japanese historical film which was produced in the 1960’s. The series was premiered in 1962. There are 10 seasons for this show. It lasted for 3 years. This

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    How far did Stalin’s social policies change the lives of women and children in the years to 1945? Following Stalin’s succession to power in 1929‚ once again‚ Russia was transformed. As part of Socialism in One Country‚ Stalin focussed his intentions internally. This involved the notorious industrialisation and collectivisation drives which were intended to reform the economy. Nevertheless‚ do so‚ Stalin realised he would have to create a more ordered and disciplined society. Consequently‚ as

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