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    Machiavelli’s The Prince is a work that‚ despite its bleak assessment of human nature‚ remains firmly grounded in the Renaissance humanist tradition. No more apparent is Machiavelli’s emphasis on individual freedom of choice and the authority of observation‚ as opposed to that of religion‚ than in the above passage. While the author concedes that fortune plays an integral role in the life of a prince or aspiring prince by‚ for example‚ providing opportunity (Machiavelli 26)‚ these humanistic tenets

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    rivalry. One reason why the alliances had the most tension on Europe was because it created two big groups which had a strong sense of rivalry for each other. The Triple Alliance with Germany‚ Italy and Austria-Hungary in 1882 was one of Otto von Bismarck‚ the German chancellor’s accomplishments. The Triple Alliance was meant as a method to improve Germany’s diplomatic relations with other countries. But when Kaiser Wilhelm came into power‚ he started saying and doing things that intimidated the other

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    Modern History Essay – The Triple Entente Discuss one alliance in existence in 1914‚ mentioning at least two important points such as; Geography‚ Arms Race‚ Nationalism‚ Expansionism‚ Historical Significance‚ Blood Ties/Natural Ties. The outbreak of The Great War in 1914 was due to escalated tension between several countries‚ which resulted in forming a number of alliances. European countries created alliances because of fear. Countries became more scared of each other‚ and therefore decided

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    1888. Wilhelm II‚ succeeded his father‚ becoming Kaiser of Germany at the tender age of 29. The young Kaiser dreamed of building Germany into a major naval‚ colonial and economic power. Determined to have his own way‚ he forced Chancellor Otto von Bismarck to resign in 1890‚ and took charge of domestic and foreign policy himself. Under Wilhelm Germany invested in strengthening its colonies in Africa and the Pacific‚ but few became profitable and all were lost during the First World War. German foreign

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    TITLE MAJ Evette Barnes‚ SG6A‚ AY 2017-18 November 2017‚ H100 Question: How does Clausewitz’s paradoxical trinity explain the changes to the character of warfare from the methods used by Frederick the Great to those that followed in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries? Carl von Clausewitz defines the nature of war by identifying that which remains constant in all wars using his highly regarded paradoxical trinity ; meanwhile‚ he acknowledges war has‚ and will continue

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    Throughout time‚ a unifying force amongst all people has been an affiliation or association to something that they make up and played a part in‚ something that is bigger than themselves. This consolidating power is known a nationalism‚ and it played a significant role in Europe throughout the 18th‚ 19th and 20th centuries. Nationalism brought together people into nation-states‚ overthrew empires composed of many minority groups and played a large role in the outbreak of wars in the 19th century.

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    Cavour was a very important‚ if not key player in the reunification of Italy in the 1800s. His role in Italian unification is widely debated‚ as are is aims and underlying motives. Many hold contrasting views as to whether he was an Italian nationalist or merely a Piedmontese expansionist‚ and the subject is still a controversial one to this day. The existence of many wide-ranging sources which often challenge each other on the subject does not make the task of determining what drove Cavour any easier

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    project‚ this section of the paper will thoroughly describe the project setting and potential number of persons that will be affected. The Dakota Nursing program is a collaborative effort among four community colleges around the state of North Dakota. Bismarck State College‚ Dakota College at Bottineau‚ Lake Region State College‚ and Williston State College share resources to deliver affordable nursing education to both urban and rural communities around the state. Currently these 4 primary sites share

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    If this isn’t a Military Revolution I don’t know what is…… Kelly Archer Hawaii Pacific University Dr. Satterfield 17 October 2010 Archer 1 The late nineteenth and early twentieth century saw a great deal of colonization of Asia and Africa by European powers‚ each trying to fulfill its own version of manifest destiny. England controlled vast holds in Africa‚ as well as India; the Belgians ruled the Congo; Germany‚ France‚ and Italy also held several African lands. These colonies funded

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    Mortimer Chambers et al define imperialism as a European state ’s intervention in and continuing domination over a non-European territory. During the ’Scramble for Africa ’ in the late nineteenth century‚ the most powerful European nations desired to conquer‚ dominate and exploit African colonies with the hope of building an empire. According to Derrick Murphy‚ in 1875 only ten percent of Africa was occupied by European states. Twenty years later only ten percent remained unoccupied. There were

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