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    Overall‚ I would say that the Munich Putsch was very significant in between the years of 1923 to 1939. Before the Munich Putsch‚ nobody seemed to like the new government so many overthrows were attempted. This new type of government was very different from living under a Kaiser. The Munich Putsch was Adolf Hitler’s ( at this time the leader of Germany. He was not the founder) attempted overthrow of the government. His attempted failed which leaded to him going to jail where he wrote Meim Kampf‚ My

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    The World War 1 was called the great war for losing so many lives in two years. This war killed more people than any other previous wars in history. The estimated casualties in just two years was about 2% of the world’s population. The cause of these casualties were caused by combinations of antiquated military tactics and ultra modern war technology. The total deaths of the U.S was 9‚721‚931 combat deaths and over 6‚821‚248 civilian deaths. Over 21.2 million were permanently wounded. World War 1

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    Why was the Roman Army so Successful? Throughout the years the roman army conquered most of Europe and lands all over the world‚ making them one of the most successful armies of their time. This essay will explain some of the things that made them so successful such as organization‚ discipline and weapons. The Roman soldiers were always well equipped for battle. They had a short sword‚ a dagger‚ a spear‚ flexible armour‚ and a helmet. As well as the weapons the solders carried‚ there were other

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    Was General Haig to blame for so many deaths at the battle of the Somme? In this essay I will be trying to answer the following question: ‘do you think General Haig was to blame for so many deaths in the battle of the Somme?’ Haig became General of the Army on the 10th of December 1915 at the age of 54. At the time‚ he appeared to be the best man for the job as he had led and won successful battles in his past. In 1916‚ he launched an attack. His attack took place near the Somme River‚ against

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    Why So Many People Eat Junk Food Lonny Sometimes people are very curious about why so many enjoy eating junk food even when they already know the detriment of junk food and it’s damage for health. Perhaps because of the convenience‚ junk food tastes delicious or because people finish the working whole day‚ they are too tired to cook. Also even someone might be too lazy to move a little bit‚ just clicking mouse and devouring delicious food that

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    "Why was the civil war so long and so bloody?" In 1860 the average American believed that they were living the happiest and luckiest a person could be. They were generally living better than their fathers‚ and looked forward to their children prospering more than themselves. However‚ at the time America had developed into two very different societies between the North and the South. These changing societies were beginning to adjust to the start of the industrial revolution in separate ways. In

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    The collapse of the Weimar democracy in 1933 could not be attributed to one event‚ but more referred to in a monocausal manner. A multiplicity of factors were involved to upset the republics equilibrium and made it vulnerable to sudden shock. The complexity of contributing factors to the democratic collapse can be partially blamed on the shaky foundations and inherent flaws within the constitution‚ making the republic susceptible to future problems and the Nazi take over. The economic situation which

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    Gustave Stresemann had a lot of influence over Germany in the period between 1923 and 1929. Before Stresemann took charge in 1923 the Weimar Republic had many problems. In 1922 the government declared that they could no longer pay reparations to France due to severe economic problems. The French angrily responded to this by sending in 60‚000 French and Belgian troops to invade the Ruhr. They took most of Germany’s raw materials‚ the government called for the workers to carry out passive resistance

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    Brief Summary Of The Weimar Republic The Weimar Republic‚ proclaimed on November 9‚ 1918‚ was born in the thrones of military defeat and social revolution. In January 1919‚ a National Assembly was elected to draft a constitution. The government‚ composed of members from the assembly‚ came to be called the Weimar coalition and included the SPD; the German Democratic Party‚ a descendant of the Progressive Party of the prewar period; and the Center Party. The percentage of the vote gained by this coalition

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    Hindenburg Essay ‘The Role Hindenburg Played Was the Most Significant Factor in Helping Create the Weimar Republic’ Do You Agree? The role that Hindenburg played was the most significant factor in helping create the Weimar Republic; however there were also other contributing factors which assisted the creation of the Weimar Republic. Firstly‚ the role that Hindenburg played was the most significant factor in helping create the Weimar Republic. This is because

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