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    F rom the Caesar to Charlemagne: Julius Caesar occupied Gaul the people he found living in the modern Belgium were the Belgae‚ one of the various Celtic tribes of early Gaul. The Romans called their new province Gallia Belgica. Several centuries later Charlemagne reunited Gaul and added most of Western Europe to his empire. His successors were not equal to the task of keeping the empire intact and gradually Belgium was split into Flanders‚ the northwestern part it fell to France and the southeastern

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    river that was created and personally controlled in 1885 by King Leopold II of Belgium. The Congo Free State had been initially created by Leopold to bring European civilization to the Congolese population and to also develop the Congo economically. However‚ this would quickly change to the Congo being exploited for its natural resources such as rubber‚ ivory‚ and minerals due to these materials growing in demand in Europe. Leopold would use the Congolese population as cheap labor to extract the

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    to puzzle of building positive peace in the world. Article one The Land Ethic by Aldo Leopold. Leopold talks about how humans have the job of taking care of the natural world. The essay is about creating a stronger bond between human and the environment. All members of a community need to be treated with respect and it will benefit of all. Leopold explains how the environment is part of that community. Leopold wanted people to go out into nature and build a connect because he believed that it would

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    of power in Europe. For instance‚ King Leopold II of Belgium employed Henry Morton Stanley to assist in setting up businesses and a colony called the Congo Free State‚ which is where Heart of Darkness primarily

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    claim to African land simply by setting up government offices in African territory (Tierney‚ 2013) Belgium’s King Leopold II gained control of the Congo in the early 1880’s. Its abundance of copper‚ rubber and ivory were appealing to him. He initially pledged to promote free trade within the colony‚ suppress

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    It was also at this age‚ he created his first notated melody that he called Zonatello. From 1913-1917‚ Aaron began to study and take lessons from for Leopold Wolfsohn. Leopold focused his teaching on classical fare which lead to Aaron ’s first concert attendance and his initial public performance at a Wanamaker recital. After studying from Leopold‚ he began to study harmony and counterpoint with Rubin Goldmark. It was then that Aaron decided he wanted to become a composer. In 1940‚ Copland composed

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    moved into the area. As Europeans gained more power in the Congo‚ the slave trade began to prosper there. (Gondola‚ 2009) Eventually‚ King Leopold of Belgium made treaties with over 450 native chiefs through explorer Henry M. Stanley‚ as indicated by the reference page found on Professor Joseph V. O’Brien’s website. Stanley acquired control of the Congo for Leopold in return for an agreement of assistance and protection for the native

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    music came from his father Leopold‚ who was a successful composer‚ violinist‚ and assistant concertmaster at the Salzburg. Mozart was also impacted by his older sister Nannerl‚ who he would watch play the keyboard‚ and as a result had a quick understanding of chords‚ and tempo‚ which are both crucial to the success of playing an instrument. His father witnessed his talent first hand‚ and knew that he was special. He began to teach Mozart‚ as well as his sister. Leopold was

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    The Congo Crisis: An International Perspective There is a need to take advantage of the change that has taken place in the Congo‚ however tragic that has been in its coming. – Paul Kagame As the third largest country in Africa and blessed with a large endowment of natural resources‚ the Democratic Republic of Congo possesses great opportunity to develop itself into a successful nation. However‚ the great abuses of the Congo’s colonial rulers and the lack of central unity across its vast

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     originally named “Tod und Leben”‚ won first place at the International Art Exhibition in Rome‚ Italy. Klimt described this work as his most important and figurative piece of art yet. The 178 x 198 cm Death and Life painting can currently be found in the Leopold Museum in Vienna. Klimt was able to create this artwork by using the process of oil on canvas with paints as his medium as well as many other elements that eventually build the canvas into an exceptional piece of art. Klimt’ s purpose in

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