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    Absolute Monarch

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    all the power and wealth. In England‚ people believed in a democracy. This is when there was a limit to royal power to protect the rights of the people. Although both forms of government had their strength and weaknesses‚ absolutism was the most effective during this time. Absolutism was more effective than a democracy in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. An absolute monarch is when there was one ruler over the land. One person that believed in absolutism was Machiavelli. He wrote a book

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    Purges beyond doubt?". There is a lot of evidence supporting that he was responsible for the purges. By using several different sources I investigated each purge individually. The three purges include the chitska‚ the show trials‚ and the overall mass terror. For each purge I explain how he was related to them‚ his possible motives‚ and if the purge was achieved. I will attempt to link Stalin to the purge by finding evidence that he was involved through my sources. I have obtained translated Soviet documents

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    Christianson and Wrightson is that ‘Puritan’ more narrowly referred to the ‘hotter sort of protestants’ who‚ although theologically indistinguishable from their Anglican counter-parts‚ actively sought reform of the established church from within whilst maintaining some doctrinal reservations. This definition encompasses the understanding that Puritanism was a distinct movement to further the English reformation‚ yet does not account for the greater circle of puritanical separatists who wished to leave

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    One of the most defining features of Filipinos which sets them apart from other races‚ if not currently the most defining‚ is the shape of their nose. Unlike the higher and narrower noses of Caucasians‚ full-blooded Filipinos bear what the locals would often colloquially refer to as the “flat nose”. There is a wide variety in the types of nose shapes a person may acquire. Being a polygenic trait‚ genetics play a very big role how an individual’s nose will turn out. Thousands of years of living in

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    The Reformation

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    ’Discuss the significance of the Reformation for the development of Christian thought with reference to at least one major figure. What were some of the key issues involved? The Reformation of Europe offered a fresh and liberating outlook on Christian thought and brought with it many significant changes. With the Reformation came changes concerning peoples thoughts and ideas about the Catholic Church and they began to voice their opinions. The Protestant faith was formed from these changes. The

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    The Protestant Revolt

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    the Reformation swept through all of Western Europe‚ that was the most dramatic events of this great religious revolt took place in Germany. It was in Wittenberg‚ Saxony‚ that Martin Luther posted his list of propositions . 95 theses‚ in 1517 and he burned burned the papa bull in 1520. He was condemned by the Diet of Worms a year later. German nobles that were encouraged by Martin‚ put down the Peasants Revolt. That was another great event that ocurred in 1529 in the Reformation and that was when

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    upsetting the righteous Macbeth and Lady Macbeth. Society played an important aspect after Duncan made the decision of who would inherit the throne. Before there was no reason or ambition for the throne‚ everyone had thought things were well and right. Everything had its rules and as well as principles. After it was announced‚ Macbeth was stunned‚ he felt greed and jealousy consume him. Even today we are able to watch leaders feel pressured from the never ending desire to have more. The witches predictions

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    During the first half of the 16th century‚ the Roman Catholic Church was one of‚ if not the‚ most important and involved institutions in the lives of the citizens of Europe. As with any powerful institution‚ corrupt practices evolved‚ as the Church’s monopoly on paths to Heaven meant people could not criticise it without fear of excommunication and/or damnation. Nevertheless‚ certain individuals emerged who would lead to the establishment of new churches that could compete with the Church for religious

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    How far was England a more Protestant country at the death of Edward VI than at his accession in 1547? It’s 1547 and Henry VIII has just died leaving the English Church in a state of pure confusion. A Protestant approach to the Church of England had been adopted in the early 1530s to help Henry gain the annulment he so desperately wanted from his first wife Katherine followed by several Protestant doctrinal changes. However the latter years of his life saw a reversion back to Catholicism with

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    To find out if Hitler’s ideas were responsible for the Holocaust one needs to understand why Hitler expressed such a detrimental hatred towards the Jews. Hitler stated that his views were first developed in Vienna between1908-1913. Hitler blamed Jews for all negative aspect in his life like his failure to attend the Vienna art academy which shows Hitler was controlled by a deep and mental hatred for Jews. Hitler started to associate Jews with Bolshevism and Socialism where he combined his hatred

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