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    WW1 Notes

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    Fuse -Causes of WWI Sasson‚ Memories of an infantry man -Most famous memoir of WWI Ferguson‚ The Pity of War -Economic view of war Fromkin‚ A Peace to End All Peace -1914 to 1923 impact of Middle East Fussell‚ The Great War and Modern Memory -How war effected culture‚ style‚ etc. Outline: "Wild with Joy"- The Prelude to the War 1914- "Mud‚ slim and vermin" The Central Powers on the march- The failure of the Entente "The world is mad"- Verdun and Somme War everywhere- Africa‚ the Middle

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    How would society run without computers? Keeping in mind that most every electronic device uses a computer one way or another‚ the world would be set much further back. The advancement of microprocessing and OS’s allowed a general increase in jobs and speed in development of ideas and designs. Computers have advanced the way people build and design things‚ store information‚ and communicate with each other. Microprocessors have shaped how computing developed through the years. The microprocessor

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    Safdarjung Tomb S Afdarjung tomb (28 35’N and 77 12’E) is situated on Aurobindo Marg near Safdarjung Airport opposite Jor Bagh in New Delhi. Safdarjung tomb is a garden tomb in a marble mausoleum which was built by Nawab Shuja-Ud Daulah‚ son of Mirza Muquim Abul Mansur khan entitled Safdarjung. It represents the last phase of mughal architecture. There are four water canals leading to several smaller Pavilions like Jangli Mahal or forest palace‚ Moti Mahal or pearl palace and Badshah Pasand

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    economic‚ and political aspects of American life. Jefferson was one of the first men to become conscious of these injustices‚ but he was not the only one. A group‚ widely known as “the muckrakers” developed the same realization as Jefferson. They were among the first people to articulate a spirit of reform through directing the public to social‚ economic‚ and political injustices prevailing around them. The muckrakers‚ all of them crusading journalists‚ took advantage of the freedom of press and

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    Neutrality In WW1

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    neither side capable of a decisive victory. President Woodrow Wilson was very aware that the causes of war were rarely clear and that the modern European scenario was a complicated one. For this reason‚ he maintained America’s neutrality‚ as he did not believe that any of America’s interests should be threatened by a European war announcing on August 4th 1914‚ that America would be neutral in WW1. That neutrality was also extended to American bankers who could then lend money to both sides in the war

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    To what extent has Greece been Affected by Globalization‚ Socially‚ Politically‚ Environmentally‚ Economically and Culturally? (above is a picture of the Greek flag) Greece is a relatively small country situated in the Southern East part of Europe. It is made up of many different islands and is mostly surrounded by the Mediterranean Sea. The picture on the right is the current flag of Greece. The capital of Greece is Athens‚ situated in the middle of the country and on the edge of the country’s

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    Tanks in Ww1

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    armies to break down the extreme defensive constructs of trench warfare and therefore greatly reduced the casualties involved in exchanging frontal assaults against fortified machine guns. Although the effects were not greatly realized during WWI‚ the advancements made in tank technology were immeasurably important in the progression of modern warfare and arguably essential to the Allied victory. While the technology is fairly recent‚ the concepts involved in the tank have existed for years. Leonardo

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    Canada In Ww1

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    First‚ they were asked to succeed where the French and British had failed‚ and capture Vimy Ridge‚ a feature from which the Germans commanded the Douai Plain and had a clear view of the allied lines. Building on the experience of Mont Sorrel‚ Byng rose to the occasion

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    Essay Assignment 9 The Mongols were a military machine that conquered many different areas and people. With the Mongol’s primary purpose for going after conquest being land‚ riches‚ and slaves they spread geographically far‚ this was only possible because of their successes. I will tell you my opinion on whether they left a lasting impact. First‚ let’s discuss their empire. The Mongol empire extended into north China and into Europe. There they took control of Moscow‚ Kievan Russia‚ and they looted

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    theories as to how the pyramids were built. In the current century‚ many opinions have surfaced that have changed the questioning of how these magnificent creations were built. During scientific research in the recent decades‚ evidence has arrived that challenges alternate theories of how the pyramids were constructed. The results include the discovery of new chemical compounds found in the stone of the temples that lead to an entirely different approach of how the pyramids were built. The theory

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