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    “The Vietnam War and How It Changed America” At the end of World War II Military and Political tensions between the USSR (Russia) and the US greatly increased. Communism in the USSR presented itself as a big threat to the US’s national security. Fearing that the Communism would spread to Vietnam and other countries‚ the US opposed the independence movement there. The US first began by financially supporting France in the first Indochina War. The French defeat in Dein Bien Phu led to a peace

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    Mickey Mouse became a universal symbol of good will. Walt Disney was such an inspiration to many children and this is why he was such an impact and how he changed history. “Walt Disney wanted to start a company that fulfill children’s dreams and to create a visual for children to believe that dreams do come try if you only believe” (Disney Changed History). Walt Disney also gave adults a time to find laughter and comfort

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    result of the Vienna Conference in 1815. The Europeans hardly knew other inhabitants of the world. Whose population was estimated at 900 million at the

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    How effectively did the liberal government deal with the problem of poverty between 1906 and 1914? Between 1906 and 1914 the liberal democrats where in power‚ at this time it was becoming apparent that poverty was a big problem in Britain and reports from two men‚ Charles Booth and Seebolm Rowntree who had interests in social reform and the poorest off people of Britain‚ showed that many people in Britain where living below the poverty line. The liberals realised that in order to stay in power they

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    only memory by marrying Tom. Gatsby was designed as a vivid symbol of idealism‚ and made the roaring twenties of materialism more romantic.However‚ Scott Fitzgerald also showed that the biggest reason for Gatsby’s unavoidable destruction is his romanticism. Gatsby fell in love with Daisy’s aura of luxury‚ grace  and charm‚ and lied to her about his own background in order to convince her that he was good enough for her. As his relentless quest for Daisy demonstrates‚ Gatsby has an extraordinary ability

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    developed and changed over time. Then sometime‚ it was replaced. As a matter of fact‚ writing changed our lives! Overall‚ cuneiform affected the world and inspired others to improve it and eventually replace it. How Cuneiform Affects Us Today The invention of writing changed the way we communicate‚ and the world. Many things would not have happened if writing was not invented. Learning about ancient civilizations would be a lot harder‚ and the bible wouldn’t even have been written! For example‚ How Writing

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    (note: this was originally an oral presentation‚ and can be easily converted to essay form) Until 1914‚ all previous wars had been confined to small areas involving relatively small armies. World War I was the first ever ’total war’ - where all aspects of a country’s economic‚ social and political systems became devoted to the waging of the war effort. In July of 1914‚ Europe was at war. For the soldiers‚ the lack of education of the war’s possibilities played a huge role in their changing attitude

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    Definition of western culture The term "Western culture" is used very broadly to refer to a heritage of social norms‚ ethical values‚ traditional customs‚ religious beliefs‚ political systems‚ and specific artifacts and technologies. The concept of western culture is generally linked to the classical definition of the Western world. In this definition‚ Western culture is the set of literary‚ scientific‚ political‚ artistic and philosophical principles which set it apart from other cultural spheres

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    first hand that truth can indeed change. My encounter of when truth changed was when the day my mother had attempted to murder my dad‚ brothers‚ and I. The changes began slowly‚ then escalated to change the only truth I had known my entire life. Some examples of how truth changed for me was we had believed she would never hurt us‚ I had to begin living with just my dad‚ and my role in the house changed. At the time truth changed for me‚ I was 12 years old. I had already went through twelve years

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    The Automobile has changed the world in a huge way since the early 20th century. The automobile has done some obvious things‚ like help transport people to their jobs‚ or help move goods cross country‚ but it has also had many other huge impacts on the world. The automobile has impacted many different aspects of the world‚ and specifically America. The automobile has greatly changed since the early 20th century‚ in design‚ technology‚ and ability. Since the early 20th century‚ the automobile has

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