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    Should celebrities become political? These days many celebrities are getting involved in politics. A lot od celebrities‚ for example Lady Gaga and others‚ are descussing about politics and expressing their opinion publicly. But should they do that? Of course‚ there are a lot of people who think celebrities should get involved in this kind od problems. It is true that celebrities are big part of our life‚ and they are always on TV. So‚ a lot od people look up to them‚ and more people would get

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    Slavery’s Effect on Political Party’s During antebellum America there were a lot of different parties‚ acts‚ and compromises created due to slavery. This issue is what eventually led our nation to the Civil War. Although U.S. expansion during the 1850’s was not the main reason why the nation got torn apart‚ the increase of land was a catalyst to it. The fact that there was equilibrium in congress between the North and the South was basically the last hanging thread before war. After the conquest

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    The political participation of voters‚ campaigners‚ and elections in general changed drastically between the periods of 1815 and 1840‚ events such as the aftermath of the war of 1812‚ the age of reform‚ and political campaign styles were incredibly important in the changes of political participation. The aftermath of the war of 1812 was an explosion of nationalistic feelings. Many believed that it was a second war for independence‚ even though the war was mainly a stalemate. The election of

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    artist to become famous for pop art. Warhol was a successful magazine and ad illustrator who came to become the world’s icon of the twenty first century. From there he became painter and filmmaker. I think people are drawn to andy because he is a very odd individual‚ even as a small child.He made the simplest things pop ‚ i think that’s why it’s called pop art.The way he thought that everyone will be famous for fifteen minutes made him famous. Warhol did have struggles becoming famous. The pop art

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    Let’s talk about Harry Houdini‚ The great escape artist in the world and a great magician. I think Harry Houdini would never become famous if he wouldn’t become an escape artist. Because he is a great hallucinator and his famous Hindoo Needle trick shocked the audience. That’s why it would be interesting to see him. I am going to convince you that magic is what made him famous. Let’s start with the first reason‚ hallucinator. While he was a magician‚ he did a lot of hallucinating. For example

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    How Did The Nazis Become So Popular? Hitler was a brilliant speaker‚ a good organiser and politician. He was a driven‚ unstable man‚ who believed that he had been called by God to become dictator of Germany and rule the world. This kept him going when other people might have given up. His self-belief persuaded people to believe in him. However‚ I do not think it was solely the brilliance of Hitler’s leadership which brought the Nazis to Power. There are many other reasons why this happened.

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    Were the Crusades Political or Religious? The Middle Ages was a religious age that was dominated by papacy. The Crusades show the religiousness of the Europeans in the Middle Ages‚ though we question ourselves if that was their only motive: Religion. People fought the Muslims‚ Seljuk Turks‚ to regain the Middle East in the name of "crusaders" which means "marked with the cross". This was the beginning of the Europe’s waking up to use their growing power to look outside Europe and dominate more lands

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    There are so many political platforms in an landscape. Especially in the mid-1850s‚ there were so many political parties that differed from each other. There were some that even helped boost each other but some of the parties never really stayed. The parties in the mid-1850s were The Whig‚ Know-Nothing‚ Liberal‚ Free-Soil‚ and the Republican Parties. Many of the parties in this time were even losing support and just overall failing. This could make other parties grow and expand and get out there

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    come across my desk‚ and I must say that I am quite shocked. With only a few days until the end of his term‚ it was an odd time for him to be assassinated. After thinking about it however‚ he amassed a considerable number of enemies throughout his political career‚ and there are a number of people with clear motive for this murder. My initial thoughts are that this murder was the work of Jackson’s long time political rival‚ Henry Clay. February 26th‚ 1837 I met with the Washington D.C. Chief of

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