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    30 Years War: 1630 - 1632

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    bridgehead since the Treaty of Stettin (1630). At the Battle of Breitenfeld in 1631)‚ Gustavus Adolphus’s forces defeated the Catholic League led by Tilly‚ the great imperial leader. A year later they met again in another Protestant victory‚ this time the great leader Tilly was killed. Vast control had now switched from the league to the union‚ led by Sweden. Sweden began investing in armies and these armies became cheaper to produce. This was possible due to subsidies from France‚ and the recruitment of

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    tragedy books. Firstly it gives me the opportunity to identify love; how love growths‚ what specific element bring the personas close and attached emotionally. Furthermore it gives in-depth information about love and the aspects of love‚ this is interesting because love is part of everyday life and a lot of people can relate to it which makes it relatable. Secondly the readers (I) feels inclusive and as well as learn from it in order to prevent the mistakes made by the characters in the book‚ or to Improve

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    Introduction: Tolerance is the most necessary quality of man. Tolerance is one of the conditions of good manners. Intolerance leads to the worst disaster. So‚ we put so much importance on tolerance. Vices of intolerance: Intolerance leads to the worst kinds of disaster. In the mythology and history we can find many horrible acts of intolerance. Cain killed his elder brother Able‚ because he could not bear the importance of Able in the eye of God. The Catholic queen Mary of Great Britain burnt

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    doubt a need for discipline in schools every where. However‚ zero-tolerance policies are not the answer to school discipline unless they can be reformed to have fewer gray areas and kept from being too strict‚ be less disruptive to the education process and allow teachers to keep their voices‚ and figure out how to correct claims of racial discrimination‚ regardless of claims that they are effective. I believe that the zero tolerance policy is very unfair because it punishes everyone for the problems

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    To answer the question‚ the aims of the Nazi party with their social policies need to be understood. These policies were reactionary attempts towards European Emancipation (Female inclusion in voting‚ increase of female employment etc.). Hitler’s ultimate aim was to make Germany into a perfect‚ powerful and dominant European empire. To do this he had to combat falling birth rates‚ and stress the family role of women‚ and the importance of the army for males. The Nazi party’s aims with their social

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    unacceptable depending on the circumstance. Rebellion is acceptable when government is running unjust laws or the people are not treated equally. In the mid 18th century‚ the United States was still a colony of Great Britain. Under the control of the British government‚ people suffered from unjust laws. The Stamp Act‚ passed by Parliament‚ required colonists to purchase special stamped paper for every legal product. People soon gathered to protest against this act. The Sons of Liberties is one

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    in power would be her competition with other nations. In order to help fulfill her needs to gain power‚ Maria Theresa orchestrated military and political reforms within Austria. In order to hopefully take control of Silvia‚ Maria Theresa needed to increase military power. First she needed to reform the army. In doing so‚ she created a social ideology that revolved around education and military. She encouraged the nobility to uptake a large interest in officer corporations‚ and a school for officers

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    protected under the Zero Tolerance Policy that every school has adopted. In Henry Giroux’s book Education and the Crisis of Public Values‚ he discusses the disadvantages of this policy. According to Girox “”Zero Tolerance” does little more than legitimate the mindless punishment of poor whites and students of color by criminalizing behavior as trivial as violating a dress code” (Girox‚ 2015). The initial reason zero tolerance was brought up was to stop school shootings from happening. In some cases

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    North vs. South: Divided From the Beginning From the first settlement founded in the 1600’s‚ the British colonies were a varied mix of communities that grew to distinct civilizations in the 17th and 18th centuries. Queen Elizabeth helped drive the colonization of Jamestown in 1607 and ultimately the creation of other Southern colonies to help Britain’s economy flourish. In contrast‚ James I‚ Elizabeth’s successor‚ spurred the settlement of the Northern colonies for religious reasons when he “vowed

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    To What Extent Is Our Memory Reliable? Position Statement Memory is an essential cognitive function that processes the implementation and retrieval of information that is processes. It is a function that is relied on in many instances‚ such as the legal system’s use of eyewitness testimony. Recently‚ research has demonstrated that memory may not be as reliable as we think‚ as it may be influenced by other factors than what was originally recorded‚ due to the reconstructive nature of memory‚ by

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