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    World War I began with the assassination of‚ Austria-Hungary Archduke‚ Franz Ferdinand and his wife in 1914. Even though this did not start the war single handedly it “lit the fuse to the fire” known as The Great War. Militarism‚ imperialism‚ nationalism‚ and alliances played a huge role in the war from beginning to end. Nationalism is a sense of belonging in a country. It involves putting ones country’s needs before any other country. Nationalism was a significant cause to World War I. Prior

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    The discontent between nations grew with every difference they came to face and wars began to explode all over the globe. Potential economies fail their attempt to succeed‚ average people were dying and social crisis remain in everyday life. The first worldwide war began and with it its consequences. The introduction of new weapons increased and each country tried to play their cards the best they could. Gas mask emerged from the desperation of a new form of attack and the terrifying image of the

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    A Reaction Paper in English 106 (Greek Drama) Oedipus the King: Guilty or Innocent Submitted to Dr. Ulysses B. Aparece Submitted by Elmer J. Mangubat Guilty or Innocent Guilt presupposes the commission of sin; yet what comprises sin? From the moral standpoint‚ sin is the denial of what is good that is ought to be done or to happen; or sin is the omission of what is ought to be done. For sin to be categorized

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    Guilty or Innocent? Today marks the momentous day that I defend a client on my own for the first time. The final outcome of this pivotal case is unknown‚ but I am thoroughly equipped to take on this challenge. Four years of undergrad school‚ three years of law school and three years as an associate has prepared me for my first criminal case as a leading attorney. At 6:00am my alarm went off; I quickly dressed as I had carefully selected my outfit the night before‚ ate breakfast and was on the

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    Franz Ferdinand and his wife were assassinated by Gavrilo Princip‚ it was the tipping point that led to the Great War. But‚ what cause major factors to World War I were militarism‚ alliance‚ imperialism‚ and nationalism. Some of the country’s governments were greatly influenced by military leaders. During the war‚ there was an arm race to see who could compete to build large armies and navies. Few countries were dragged into war because of alliance pact‚ even when they were not the one affecting it

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    Post-World War 1 Tensions After World War 1‚ there were many problems and unresolved issues that caused a lot of tension. The economy was at risk because many nations owed each other a lot of money. England owed the U.S. money that they borrowed for the war‚ so they decided to use the reparation money Germany owed them to pay America back. However‚ Germany didn’t have any money due to the excessive reparations‚ so they borrowed money from the U.S. This circular system eventually collapsed and the

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    "Innocent until proven guilty"‚ this saying seems to be quite straightforward and easy to comprehend. However‚ proving that an individual is innocent is not always so easy to understand .For example‚ Sophocles "Oedipus Rex"‚ Oedipus ‚is guiltless. It was not his purpose to kill his father‚ nor did he knowingly breed his mother. It was not Oedipus‚ in fact‚ that ended his father’s life‚ but the Shepherd viewed upon Oedipus with mercy and treason in his heart‚ and gave the monster in swaddling clothes

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    History Term PaperThe Civil War‚ also known as‚ "The War Between the States" ‚ was necessary‚ made many positive steps for the great nation to unify again and to incorporate slaves as citizens of that nation. The South refused to compromise about slavery and they decided to create their own establishment‚ The Confederate States of America. President Abraham Lincoln ’s goal coming into the war was to unify all the states and to relieve African-Americans (World Book). I agree with both of those statements

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    I agree that Germany must bear responsibility for starting the First WW‚ to a large extent. There are three reasons why I say this. First‚ in the early 1870s‚ the German Chancellor Bismarck was the first to start the alliance system which was one cause of the First World War. Other nations only followed him. Second‚ the extreme nationalism (Pan-Germanism) in Germany made her desire to unite with the Germans in Austria-Hungary to become a great German state. With her support‚ Austria-Hungary

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    Duncan. Duncan was a king and that is what Macbeth wanted to be‚ so he decided to murder him. Macbeth’s outward appearance is that he is powerful‚ but really incapable of standing his own ground. Macbeth became paranoid because he did not want anyone knowing that he had murdered Duncan. Every knock of the door he heard‚ he would ask “whose there?” Macbeth had an excessive amount of blood on his hands and thought that his hands could never become clean again. His guilty conscience was beginning to

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