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    In "One Hundred Years of Solitude"‚ one largely recognizable theme that Gabriel García Márquez presents is the role of religion. García Márquez repeatedly ridicules the extreme value Latin American culture has placed in organized religion. He also depicts the negative effects the outside religion‚ and technology‚ had on Latin American traditional culture. In One Hundred Years of Solitude‚ the character Fernanda del Carpio embodies the rigidity of Catholicism‚ the major religion of Latin America

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    Seventeen Popes and One Hundred Years: The Construction of St. Peter’s Basilica Megan Malone Since 64 CE‚ Rome has been a center for the Christian church. St. Peter‚ believed by many to have special authority given by Christ‚ was martyred and buried there. From then on‚ Rome has held religious significance‚ for the Christian church. His death and burial were memorialized by the construction of churches. Most significant of these buildings‚ St. Peter’s Basilica‚

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    Written Analysis #3 The Consequences of The Seven Years War “It is truly a miserable thing that we no sooner leave fighting our neighbors the French‚ but we must also fall to quarreling amongst ourselves and the English.”(Quote by Reverend Samuel Johnson of Connecticut‚ 1773.) The Seven Years War also known as the French and Indian War dominated colonial America for nine years from 1754-1763‚ causing many consequences after it ended. Some of these consequences caused rebellions‚ new laws‚ native

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    The Thirty YearsWar consisted of economic‚ political‚ and religious conflicts between Catholics and Protestants in Germany‚ but later drew in most of Europe. There was four phases of the war that were to resolve political issues. The war‚ which lasted from 1618 to 1648‚ was the bloodiest of the Wars of Religion and destructive‚ but showed that states couldn’t be solely ruled by religion and stay organized and balanced. The Treaty of Westphalia ended this war and reaffirmed that the ruler of each

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    The Spanish American War of 1898 was a war that lasted only ten weeks between the United States and Spain. A declaration of war was declared to Spain by the United States because of the sinking of the United States Ship Maine‚ but other causes that fueled America with the desire of war was the United States support for Cuban independence‚ business interests within Cuba because of their sugar‚ as well as the growing instigation of the United States newspapers that is called “Yellow Journalism”. During

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    Medicine has an antiquity extending many thousands of years and specialized foundations for treating the sick have additionally existed for a long period of time. Despite the fact that hospitals operations have not changed much during the last century‚ technological and scientific progress has made possible treatments paths that could not have implemented a hundred years ago and made a large contribution to health care. The main differences between hospitals today and a century ago are improved surgical

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    at the time‚ Britain and France‚ had been involved in smaller wars and skirmishes across the European landscape for centuries on end. While it ended the contention between which country‚ Britain or France‚ was superior‚ only prolonged the enmity between the nations. Finally‚ the Seven YearsWar served as a global conflict that reshaped the relationship between England and its colonies; for one to understand the ramifications of the war on the American colonies‚ one must understand that the relationship

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    In 1763‚ the Seven Years War came to a conclusion with a British victory. Although this seemed as a celebration for the British‚ it was not for the colonists. The events that took effect after this war are the factors that led to the independence of the colonies. Some of the events that led to this were the Proclamation of 1763‚ multiple acts placed on the colonists by the British‚ and the Boston Massacre. The Proclamation of 1763 was the first event that infuriated the colonists. Before the

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    towards her colonial subjects after the Seven YearsWar lead to open warfare and rebellion in the North American colonies. The relative peace and sanguine tranquility between the crown of the British Empire and its subjects in the American colonies forever changed after the war‚ down a path where the allegiance and union with the crown was torn asunder. The peace treaty of of Paris in 1763 ended the war‚ known in North America as the French and Indian War. The result of the treaties gave Britain most

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    The Seven Years War Also known as the French and Indian War began in 1756. However‚ there were disputes over territories in the North American colonies between the British and French even before the war began. The British colonies tried several times to reclaim territories in the Ohio Valley‚ from the French who had built forts in the area. After having failed to reclaim these territories‚ Britain finally used their prominent Navy to cut off the French colonies from receiving any supplies or reinforcements

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