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    led to competing for power‚ commercial rivalries and similar colonial interests. Nationalism also led to an arms race. This was facilitated by the pride of the citizens in wanting either independence or for their nation to prevail‚ which eventually caused a battle between the nations. Everyone wanted to prove that they were the best and in order to obtain total supremacy‚ military force was the best way to gain

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    or so. In concurrence with historian John Alden’s opinion‚ I believe the mistakes of the british government caused this said "revolution." The British taxation was a large contributing factor to the start of this inevitable revolution. Even though the taxes were necessary to support the British empire‚ the arbitrarity of the taxes‚ or so claimed the American Colonists‚ caused the boycotts and reactions to them. In a sense‚ the British were provoking the colonists with some of their taxes

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    The Mayans and the Aztecs were two separate tribes with many similarities. The social classes of the Mayan tribe had three main groups: the nobles‚ the middle class‚ and the regular commoners. The nobles were people who descended from powerful families such as the king‚ priests‚ and high officials. The majority of the Mayan society was made up of the middle class‚ which was formed by the higher- ranking commoners and the lower- ranking lords. The basic social unit in the Mayan society was the extended

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    France. His rise and fall from power can be analyzed in any number of ways‚ but what I am most curious about is what exactly caused the shift in Robespierre’s mental and emotional state which resulted in the brutal execution of 40‚000 of his own citizens. Could he sense the shift? Was he helpless to stop his changing attitudes‚ so hypnotized by the lure of power that he was willing to do anything to keep it? Or did he know what was taking place‚ the horrors that he was committing‚ and did he continue to

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    The Roman Empire was considered to be one of the most powerful empires ever. But as the empire grew larger‚ it fell apart. Since it is impossible to say that only one issue caused the destruction of the empire‚ many of the theories are interconnected. Some of the issues that the Romans had back then can be applied to the United States today. An issue that was prevalent in the fall of Rome and an issue that is prevalent now in America are public health and environmental concerns. There were

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    jobs. At first the stock market was an important but not the most dominant influence. But however‚ the market became the symbol of the nation’s prosperity and an icon of American business culture. Everything was going great the stock prices reached what looked to be a high peak. The market began to slide‚ but Investors soon realized they were heavily in debt so they started to sell their stocks which led to others doing the same. That was the start of all the panic‚ everyone started selling but most

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    financial giants: ...caused a global recession that cost tens of trillions of dollars‚ rendered over thirty million people unemployed worldwide‚ and doubled he national debt of the United States. (Ferguson 11:19) It doesn’t seem plausible that two companies’ failures would be significant enough to have such a drastic impact on the world economy. Furthermore‚ how did their collapses happen without anyone being aware of its impending demise? “This crisis was not an accident. It was caused by an out of

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    Americans’ everyday lives during the 1950s (CITE). TOPIC SENTENCE--- CAUSES‚ INTERNAL CONFLICT‚ EXTERNAL CONFLICT. The Cold War stemmed from a mutual mistrust between the United States and the Soviet Union. The lack of trust between the two nations was caused by political and economic differences‚ Stalin’s hostility‚ and Stalin’s alliance with Hitler and expansion into Eastern Europe (Fagnilli 22). While the United

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    factors that lead to the "collapse" of civilizations are almost directly related to those that created it. Archaeologists characterize collapse by a number of elements‚ some of which we have evidence for‚ others we do not. Most archaeologists are unsure of exactly what caused the decline of most civilizations in the ancient world‚ yet there are many clues to some of the events that could have contributed. The collapse of the ancient Roman Empire‚ the Mesoamerican Mayan‚ and the Egyptian cultures will be

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    The Mayan calendar was created over 3‚000 years ago and compared to the modern calendar was only seventeen seconds off. How can an ancient society create such a highly accurate calendar? The Mayans were a very advanced society that used very complex systems of writing‚ astronomy‚ and mathematics and with these they created things such as their calendar. The complexity of the Mayan’s culture is very fascinating and unbelievable for such an ancient society. The Maya created the most sophisticated

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