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    Comparing Japanese and Western European Feudalism Feudalism‚ beginning in Western Europe and later appearing in Japan‚ is the system of government in which nobles have certain owed loyalties to the king‚ in return for grants of land which are run by the serfs. Three specific areas that share similarities and differences between these two are: why and when their feudalism began‚ agriculture and art during the time‚ and the ranking and status of the different Feudal statuses‚ particularly the military

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    1. After the fall of Rome‚ Feudalism took hold as the new form of political organization instead of kings and local nobility. As a result‚ there was no longer a strong government to maintain the quality and safety of roads and bridges for public use and ravel became dangerous and even more difficult. The lords who stood at the top of the Feudalism hierarchy did not need trade to run their manors as most were self-sustaining‚ so none tried to improve the traveling situation. This caused traveling

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    1. How did beer influence the transition from hunting and gathering to agricultural based societies? Early beer had an important influence on shifting humans into a more permanent based society. Beer pushed people to settle because of the time and effort that went into fermenting grain. With all of the gathered grain and beer early humans could have enough food to support themselves foraging. 2. Why does the author say that beer was not invented but discovered? The production of beer was inevitable

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    Capitalism vs Socialism

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    Outline: Essay question: What is the best policy for any country: capitalism or socialism? Introduction: Thesis statement: It is much better to live in the country where the gap between poor and rich people is sharply noticeable‚ than to know that a person will never differ from the mass of people or feel a real freedom in his/her own country. Body: A. Capitalistic policy gives an equal opportunity to everyone to become a wealthy person. * Person can have his own business and develop

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    Medieval Europe was a brave‚ courageous figure who fought for the safety of his people and of his lord. The knight was a vassal hired by a lord‚ and for his loyal‚ honorable service was given a fief‚ or a piece of land in which he could farm‚ live‚ and hire workers to produce goods while he was gone fighting for his lord. The system that held together medieval society was an honorable system of trust that tied together lords and vassals called Feudalism. The reason Knights make Feudalism unique is

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    they all concur that satisfied experiences in early life lead to positive effects on the successful or healthy development in later years. Freud’s theory of psychosexual development proposes five stages of development with the needs of each stages from birth to adulthood. The theory asserts that the requirements of each stage have to be fulfilled to progress towards the next developmental stage and unsatisfactory achievement at one stage causes anxiety resulting in the personality fixation at that

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    Marriage in Transition

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    Eng. 1020 Sept. 7‚ 2012 Article 1 Summary American Marriage In Transition Marriage’s place in the life course used to come before starting a career or even having children but‚ now it usually comes afterward. It was the foundation of adult life‚ now it seems to be the capstone. Marriage is achieved through one’s own effort rather than something to which one routinely accedes. There are three forms of marriage companionate‚ individualized and pure. Companionate marriage is the single-earner

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    Capitalism and the United States monetary system refuse to productively reduce the the increasing rise of climate change for reasons that benefit only a small amount of profit holders. Malm’s Fossil Capital argues that the systematic methods of capitalism have historically and currently‚ constructed a benefit for capitalists in systematic dualism of power that taxes the environment and the people by utilizing stock power‚ a method of using natural resources for power‚ for an endless‚ increasing profit

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    The Empire in Transition Explain the importance of the series of crises from the Sugar Act through the Coercive Acts. How did each crisis change colonial attitudes toward the mother country? In the pre-Revolutionary era‚ outrage was rampant throughout the colonies‚ as the British‚ seeking to correct their debts from the costly French and Indian War‚ decided to make good on direct taxation in the colonies‚ thus monopolizing the trade industry‚ and eventually‚ vying for total control of the

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    Does capitalism really work? The film “Capitalism: A Love Story” directed by Michael Moore looks at how capitalism has changed the lives of Americans for the worse. Capitalism described in the movie is a system of free enterprise‚ profit motive and competition. The movie looks at how America has changed because of capitalism. Director Michael Moore argues that capitalism is an economic system that sustains the power of the elite‚ but is maintained by the possibility of achieving the American

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