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    What Caused the Civil War? In April 1861‚ the United States of America went to war. They did not go to war with a foreign power‚ because of a border dispute‚ and they did not go to war with the native people because of their hunger for more land. No‚ this would be a war among themselves‚ north against south‚ brother against brother‚ and in some instances even father against son. In the four long and bloody years that this war lasted more than 600‚000 of these brothers‚ fathers‚ and sons would

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    and Glory. Mercantilism was also an effect of this‚ which is buying more then you sell. The growth of trade markets completely changed the world. Also‚ voyages launched large-scale contact between Europe and the Americas. The overseas expansion also caused inflamed national rivalries in Europe causing conflict. In 1494 the Treaty of Tordesillas was signed (Spain vs. Portugal) dividing the newly discovered lands outside Europe between Portugal and Spain‚ hopefully putting an end to future fueds. Interactions

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    offer made by France. It is evident that France and the Napoleonic War had played an important role in the relationship between America and Britain. Another factor that is clearly highlighted is the anger caused by the violation of the human rights. The fear of losing the Napoleonic War had caused Britain to act out and introduce laws based on that fear.

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    How depressions and periods of wealth and prosperity cycle. At the head of all these debates one of the major examples and what caused it is the American depression between 1929 and 1940‚ or simply know today as The Great Depression. The Great Depression was the most infamous and arguably the worst period of economic depression in the United States.The Great Depression was caused by inflation‚ the stock market crash‚ and the failure of the banking system in America known as the bank panics. One of

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    although African Americans were free they still suffered in poverty and discrimination. As a result they left the South to find better lives elsewhere. The movement of the African Americans to the North from the South was called the Great Migration‚ it caused the North to be over populated and not enough jobs for everyone. A couple of reasons for African Americans moving to the North. Prejudice‚ discrimination and poor job prospecting in the South obviously provided the strong push factors. (Source

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    Revolution was an armed struggle that began in 1910. Although there were many factors to the start of the Revolution‚ it was mainly caused by tensions over land reform‚ wage disparities‚ and political oppression. The revolution was in part caused by unfair land reform policies. One policy that caused outrage among the indigenous peoples was the Ley de Terrenos Baldios‚ which caused 50 million hectares of land to be taken from indigenous farmers. One reaction to this was revolutionary leader Zapata’s Plan

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    concluded they saw footprints that resembled the devil. This mystery was known as “The Devil’s Footprints.” Now there are two theories people still think about what caused the footprints‚ they are an animal’s or they are Satan’s. The mystery of the Devil’s Footprints is an unsolved mystery that cannot be solved‚ but there are many theories on what caused the tracks. After the sun went down on Thursday‚ “a mass amount of snow hit the block of Exter‚ South of Devon” (Clark 160). During that night‚ an

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    Nuclear Proliferation Affecting The World in a Negative Way For the past thirty years‚ Iran and North Korea have been trying to develop and design a nuclear warhead‚ nowadays; American spies say that Iran has built a Uranium enrichment plant on Qum. Uranium enrichment is the hardest step in order to produce nuclear weapon‚ and North Korea has already tested nuclear weapons the past years. This is a way to prove that nuclear proliferation keeps increasing in the world and this could balance the

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    the Native Americans‚ the Europeans‚ and the Africans after 1492 C.E. within the New World. When the Europeans and Africans began exploring this new world‚ there were a multitude of new plants‚ animals‚ and germs which were exchanged. This exchange caused massive devastation for the Native Americans as these natives had no antibodies to the diseases brought over by the Europeans and Africans. Along with this exchange came new cultural influences and disastrous outcomes. Also as the Europeans and Africans

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    The Great Depression was a cataclysmic event that not only devastated the economy of the United States but also affected the rest of the developed world. There were three underlying causes of the depression. The inherent weakness of the American economy‚ the weakness of the European economy as it tried to rebuild from WWI and the stock market crash of 1929. Had these events happen individually‚ the great depression probably would not have been so severe. The overall lessons that should be taken

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