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    Before the revolution of 1848‚ class status defined every citizen ’s place in the social‚ political‚ and economic order causing problems throughout Germany. Due to the separation of the states‚ some Germans advocated German unification under a single constitutional monarchy; however‚ after the defeat of Napoleon‚ their dreams were crushed. Developing power was scattered among three hundred different states consolidated under the Holy Roman Empire. Powerful regions like Prussia and Austria gained

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    Why skills are more important than the tools? Tools are made to make human life easy and comfortable. But these tools alone cannot make life easier all the time. Sometimes proper skills are needed in order to utilize the tools in a proper way. Tools are easier to learn Tools are the easiest materials that can life easier and comfortable for the human beings. An appeal cannot be equally divided into four pieces using bare hands‚ but by using a knife the same can be easily done within fraction

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    Bismarck and German Unification Before the 19th Century‚ German-speaking people had no idea of ‘national identity’ German speaking people occupied Central Europe‚ but the German states were usually very small (and the Germans there mixed with other races). The upper classes looked towards France as the foundation of European civilization. Although a German Confederation was created after 1815‚ it was not concerned with promoting a united Germany since the 39 rulers had no wish to see their

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    Before Philip of Macedon stepped in to unify Greece‚ Greece was broken up into territories and provinces. Also‚ before King Philip II came into power‚ Macedonia was unstable and was full of rural clans‚ which were all loosely tied under a hereditary empire. Philip inherited the unstable kingdom‚ from his brother‚ on the verge of a fall‚ and made it the most power state of its time. His military innovations revolutionized warfare‚ which was passed onto his son Alexander the Great who created the army

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    actualizes a relationship with the title of the album‚ Paper Trail. By creating a collaged likeness of the rapper‚ Wright was able to literally define the meaning of title of the album with scrap paper. This image of various artistic elements making up the portrait metaphorically illustrates the idea that T.I. is influenced by many different aspects in the world. If the image of T.I. was merely a straightforward picture taken of him‚ the audience would not get the full effect of his influences coming from

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    Athens and Sparta were two of the most prominent city-states in Ancient Greece. Athens was distinguished as the center of wisdom and learning and Athenians were interested mostly in arts‚ music‚ and intellectual pursuits; however‚ Sparta was recognized for its military strength. The lives of the Spartans were dominated by the military‚ considered harsh‚ and focused on the physical development and assembling of adequate warriors who were capable of implementing the tactics needed to be used during

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    and gender neglect. Giving everyone the same rights is difficult because everyone’s condition was different in America. However‚ America government has to equal people’s rights for the nation’s sake‚ since America is a diverse country; to unity and maintain this nation; the government’s primary mission is improving democracy. Therefore‚ democracy is the root of the United States‚ it is more important than American

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    few years time. He was a military hero who won victorious land-based battles which ended Napoleon ruling most of Europe. He was a man that believed in himself and had his goals set for his own country‚ he had great self-control and knowledge; he was a master of strategy and in my eyes a genius. Even though Napoleon as great as he was‚ something about his way of governing France still go around people ’s minds. Did Napoleon go too far? Did he do more harm than good to Revolutionary France? After all

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    ‘Détente was a failure’ How far do you agree with this assessment? In the period of the 1970s‚ the policy of Détente is often viewed as a failure because the main themes of the Cold War remained present‚ for instance Soviet Expansionism continued and new advances for nuclear production came about despite laws capping old types of nuclear weapons. In addition‚ not all agreements were taken seriously‚ such as Helsinki which was deemed by Soviets as ‘just a piece of paper’. However‚ the term Détente

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    quantitative and qualitative variables. PS. 1.1.3 Identify populations and samples. PS.1.1.4 Determine the levels of measurement. PS. 1.1.5 Compare descriptive and inferential statistics. Standard 2: Random samples. Students will be able to explain why random sampling is important to the study of Statistics‚ they will know how to use a their calculators o a random number table to make a simulation‚ and describe different sampling strategies and how to use them. Benchmark Code Benchmark PS.1.2.1 Explain

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