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    Yes‚ Slavery had a major impact on society and people way of resources. If slavery hadn’t occurred then the world be completely different as far our agriculture‚ ecology‚ culture and demography as well. We may not of had the same Colonies we do now there probably wouldn’t of been the same trades and information would be spread differently. Labor wouldn’t of been so cheap but slavery made it so that it was cheap and easy for the owners. Music would be completely different and food would be different

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    The War of the Roses‚ which lasted from 1455 to 1487‚ was an extremely bloody and violent war that tore England apart and wrought havoc on much of the English countryside. The war not only unified England‚ but also exposed problems in English society. The war destroyed the English class and economic system that had been in place for hundreds of years. The aristocracy was no longer safe from public criticism and citizens began to demand less social persecution. The war weakened the power of the

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    France and Europe as one of history’s great administrators. He came into power during the French Revolution following the Reign of Terror and during the Directory Government. This was a time of high unemployment‚ financial and religious crisis‚ and chaos without any real leadership or direction. Napoleon seized this opportunity place himself in a position to correct the wrongs of society and implement the true ideals of the Revolution.

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    Individuals change there minds very often. In the example of Copernicus he changed his mind from the geocentric theory‚ what Newton hypothesized‚ which was the that the earth was the center of the universe and the planets‚ sun‚ moon‚ and even starts had there own ring in the universe and they orbited around the earth. Copernicus doubted and questioned this theory so he did his own calculation. Then he came up with the heliocentric theory‚ which was that the planets revolved around the sun and the

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    He believed that Japan needed to be in “peace-like state” and he vastly changed Japan’s government during this time from a totalitarian nation‚ led by Emperor Hirohito‚ into a democratic state similar to the U.S. MacArthur was able to undergo great change in just the span of 7 years. But‚ those seven years impacted the lives of millions. Douglas MacArthur was not only a successful general but‚ he helped set the groundwork for rebuilding Japan into the

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    his ideas. Montesquieu began studying in his home country‚ france‚ and studied in the university of Julily. Here‚ he went after what he was passionate about‚ and became a lawyer. From this point on‚ Montesquieu started developing ideas that would change the world forever. Montesquieu was born into an era at the dawn of the eighteenth century where many countries in Europe were dealing

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    Australian society has developed quite rapidly‚ since the white Australia Policy in 1901 to the miscellaneous cultures that now make up all the Australian states today. Australia’s identity change is plainly demonstrated throughout society today in many different areas. The reasons and areas of development will be discussed throughout the following. The dramatic changes that have occurred within society‚ contributed majorly to Australia’s change of identity. Australia in 1901 was far from what Australia

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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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    next level into the studies might’ve interested him‚ he did not go on to university‚ he instead married at the age of 18. No one knows exactly how his career in theater began‚ but he sure was suddenly important to one of the companies of theatrical productions. (“William Shakespeare’s Family.” Shakespeare Birthplace Trust.) Three main influences or inspirations to Shakespeare would have to

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    How far did Alexander III bring political and social change to Russia? When Alexander III took power in 1881‚ he introduced is manifesto in the April of that year stating all of his intention being the Tsar. With the assassination of his father by democrats‚ he did all in his power to avenge him by introducing laws‚ which went against democratic views. Russification: Being Tsar or the worlds biggest country‚ Alexander III had a big challenge ahead of him to keep the Empire together‚ so

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