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    In the 1500s 80‚000 Inca were defeated by only 168 Spaniards‚ but how? The long term effect on the Inca defeat was the Spanish technology compared to the Inca technology. The Spanish conquistadores had developed guns‚ they also made steel swords where the Inca had only bronze weapons‚ the Spanish also had developed a written language while the Inca people had never even seen a book. Spain and all the rest of Europe had developed the plow and other farming techniques such as attaching the plow to

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    The persians and the Islamic Caliphates had many things in common but also had many things that were different. The first and biggest continuity was that both had religious tolerance but the Islamic Caliphates put a tax on their religious tolerance. Another big Continuity was they both expanded into huge empires but the Islamic Caliphates focused on expanding through education not conquering. Their downfalls showed that their differences hurt and helped their rise and fall. The first continuity

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    The Parthenon temple (448-432 BCE) was the product of rebuilding Acropolis in Greece after the Persian invasion by Ruler Pericles. The chief architects were Ictinus‚ Callicrates‚ and Mnesicles The decorative sculptures on the Parthenon was made by sculptor Phidias. They were located in three main areas of the temple- in the pediments at each end of the building‚ on the metopes‚ or the square panels between the beam ends under the roof‚ and on the frieze that runs across the top of the outer wall

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    “music” we owe to the Greeks. Greek poets‚ architects‚ mathematicians‚ and philosophers‚ founded a culture that we still identify with today. These are the people that introduced the world to democracy‚ the beginning of recorded history‚ politics‚ and even our very own vocabulary. To some extent‚ we even owe the start of theatre and comedy to the Greeks. The Greeks taught us a lot of things‚ good or bad‚ these things are still being used centuries after the fall of Greece. They Greek people lived in

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    Civilization of the Greeks-Chapter 4 The sea influenced Greek society. Greece had a long seacoast surrounded by bays and inlets that provided numerous harbors. The Greeks also inhabited a number of islands to all points (north‚ south‚ east‚ and west) of its mainland. So it is no accident that they became skilled sailors. They used the Aegean and Mediterranean Seas to establish colonies with the outside world and to spread Geek civilization to those areas. Mycenae was the first of the Greek states. Mycenaean

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    Honestly‚ before this interview‚ I was only vaguely aware of the fact that there was even such a thing as the Persian Gulf War. I know that sounds terrible‚ but the only times I’d ever heard of it were when the topic of my uncle’s enlistment came up‚ and my mother explained that he fought in the Gulf War. Other than that‚ I had no knowledge of what it was‚ when or where or why it happened‚ or how it affected the country. After the interview‚ I now know about the fact that there were bombings‚ and

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    Frankenstein has many important key themes‚ most specifically‚ victory as achieved by Victor Frankenstein. Readers can easily identify multiple different themes in Frankenstein by Mary Shelly‚ including love and nature among others. The many themes in the novel‚ like insanity‚ play an important role in the novel in that it invigorates the readers minds and help to aid in the plot itself and move the story along (Watkin par. 7). The many themes addressed in the novel help to further delve into the

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    establishment of a continental Nazi regime. Despite Hitler’s unwavering strength in leadership and uniting the common interests of the people‚ however‚ Germany was defeated decisively in World War II due to crucial economic‚ diplomatic‚ and military reasons. The first and perhaps most destructive shortcoming of Nazi Germany was the country’s inability to manage its economy and gear it towards total war. This can partially be attributed to Hitler’s side-interest of promoting anti-Semitism during his

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    Thesis statement: Yali posed an important question that involves the relationships of people from all times. The answer is intricate‚ but still unclear. However‚ the link between Pizarro’s easy defeat of the Incas is a clue further into the answer. Yali’s question is an age old inquiry. Yali is inquisitive as to why caucasian people developed so many goods/ cargo and brought them to New Guinea but black people had so little goods themselves. On the surface‚ the question appears simple‚ but is

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    ‘people’s war’ for explaining the Labour Party’s election victory? The Labour Party’s election victory in 1945 is often regarded as a watershed moment in terms of British political history. The establishment of a welfare state‚ as a result of socialist reforms that were introduced by the newly elected Labour government‚ saw‚ what can arguably be described as a radical overhaul of British politics and society. Labour’s unprecedented landslide victory is commonly attributed to a transition in terms of public

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