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    the Persian army. They held out for three days before one of them told the Persians how to defeat them. No word yet on who it was. Whoever it was died anyway though. Persia continues to advance. Every Spartan there knew that they were only meant to slow the Persians down. However‚ they had bigger plans. One Spartans journal stated it better than I could. “We do not think we will lose our battles. We will always strive to win them.” -Spartan 257 Him‚ and every other Spartan in that

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    It was eight o’clock at night and I was trying to finish a research paper on the American Revolution. How am I suppose to finish a research paper without wifi? I was not the only one in need of it but my brother and parents were all busy trying to do things online too. I had to fix the wifi‚ which is not an easy task at my house‚ before I lost the effort to finish my paper. Just like the characters in Bram Stroker’s Dracula‚ Shakespeare’s Hamlet‚ and Eric Greitens’ A Warrior’s Heart‚ I was trying

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    What historical benefit did D-day have in history? If the allies did not succeed in D-day would Europe still be occupied by Hitler? The failure of D-day could have caused the Allies to lose in World War II. The idea of D-day was in process since March 9‚ 1942 when President Roosevelt said I am becoming interested in the established of a new front this summer on the European continent (Collier 8). With the idea of penetrating a very fortified German front the Allies had their hands full. The invasion

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    This could have been fixed by allowing Germany to negotiate more with the Allies‚ but instead the Allies did not even allow them to be present to discuss the conditions. This abuse of power resulted in resentment from Germany and a rift in the delicate balance of power in Europe that would lead to cultural discontent

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    considered the economic and society problems faced in 1933 were because the government did not interfere in American businesses such as industries‚ transportation‚ and farming which led to the Great Depression. The American economy’s trade and commerce had declined as the value of the dollar was unstable to the point where houses and businesses were being foreclosed and banks could not give out loans. If the government did not get involved‚ it would “… allow the foreclosures to continue‚ credit to be withheld

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    Dachau concentration camp to conduct experiments on vulnerable‚ helpless individuals. The main project focused on at this camp was the immersion-hypothermia project conducted during August 1942 and May 1943. The purpose for the project was to learn how to treat the German air force pilots who had been lost in the extremely cold North Sea. They used male prisoners of all religions and nationalities‚ and they were forced or bribed with promises. Some prisoners fell for empty promises to be released

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    moreover‚ it is irreversible. In few decades‚ this process has been running very unbelievably quickly without any control or a plan. Some people see it as it is beneficial and may develop many countries’ economy‚ politics‚ culture‚ and environment. It could also be a gate to a happy and povertyless future. As Monbiot believes‚ "Our task is surely not to overthrow globalisation‚ but to capture and use it as a vehicle for humanity’s first global democratic revolution." (Monbiot 2003‚ p. 35). Others on the

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    increased‚ so did the need for more and more slaves. Slaves and the slave labor became a great reliance and this went on for years. Also

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    theologian‚ anti-Nazi dissident‚ and key founding member of the Confessing Church. Without his efforts to help in World War 2 there wouldn’t have been such a positive impact in this situation. He was also a musician and a poet‚ and was very well respected in the Christian community‚ being viewed as a Christian who led to people being more secure in their faith and how they utilized their faith in their everyday life. Dietrich ultimately lost his life in a Nazi concentration camp‚ because of his beliefs

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    had owed to the Danes. This is a mark of true heroism‚ as Beowulf‚ a Geat‚ was risking his life to save people who were not even his own. Beowulf’s conflict with Grendel was nearly selfless‚ although he did enjoy the fame and reward that followed Grendel’s defeat. He risked his life for what he felt was the good the people‚

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