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    Following the organization of advocates for temperance came the rise of the Anti-Saloon League. Founded in 1893‚ it gained traction quickly and became a leading force for its cause. Unlike its predecessors‚ the ASL’s methods didn’t rely as much on using religion or education to convert people to their cause. They used excessive lobbying‚ political intimidation‚ and sometimes even blackmail to get what they wanted. Wayne Wheeler was the leading figure in these actions. Having been stabbed

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    June 28‚ 1914: Sarajevo‚ Bosnia and Herzegovina I screamed in agony‚ all eyes now turned to me as I stood over the lifeless body of Franz Ferdinand on the street of Sarajevo‚ Bosnia and Herzegovina. I got up and ran. I had just witnessed my father die and all of his blood was on me. I couldn’t get the image of his lifeless eyes out of my head. As I ran‚ I saw a man. A man who looked familiar‚ as I approached him‚ he ran. He was the man that shot my father. I sprinted towards him tackling him. There

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    may be understood by means of a structure modeled of languages which come from reality and ideas of one’s imagination. Structuralism also emerged as one of the first school of thought and some of the ideas came from this school that was founded by Wilhelm Wundt. It focused on breaking down the mental processes into basic components. In addition‚ the strength of structuralism influenced experimental psychology. However‚ some people have criticized structuralism because they felt it was only concerned

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    The Wannsee Conference

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    The Wannsee Conference On January 20‚ 1942‚ at a villa in a suburb of Berlin called Wannsee‚ 15 men‚ all high-ranking Nazi Party officials and members of the German government‚ met to discuss what they called the "Final Solution of the Jewish Question." The head of this conference was a man named SS General Reinhard Heydrich‚ the chief of the Reich Security Main Office (Reichssicherheitshauptamt-RSHA) and one of SS chief Heinrich Himmler ’s top deputies. (ushmm.org) Heydrich had two main goals in

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    changes from the start to the end of the war. During the start of the war in August of 1914‚ people were excited to begin war because they had a nationalistic perspective and were confident that they would win. A speech from the German emperor‚ Wilhelm II‚ says that he “appreciates the German faith” and “wants Germans to work together to achieve victory.” He wants to appeal to his people and prevent any chaos from happening. (Doc 1) Also‚ a democratic‚ German news service shows a picture of factory

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    Moonlight Sonata

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    tempo‚ dynamics‚ accents‚ and syncopation to name a few. This paper will discuss four different interpretations of the first movement of the Moonlight Sonata performed by a diverse range of musicians. The musicians include German classical pianist‚ Wilhelm Kempff‚ American piano legend‚ Wladziu Valentine Liberace‚ contemporary jazz pianist‚ Lenny Marcus and myself‚ an amateur pianist. Beethoven originally named this piece‚ Quasi Una Fantasia‚ which translates to "almost a fantasy". Fantasy does not

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    History of Psychology 310

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    History of Psychology Psychology 310 September 13‚ 2010 History of Psychology Psychology on the whole is the study of and nature of the mind and metal processes. Questions concerning these factors were initially thought and discussed by different ancient Greek philosophers.  Descartes’s was famous for his articulation of substance dualism at a time that was considered the era of revolutionary developments in the seventeenth century (p31). Descartes asserted that the only way to get to the

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    sentenced to terms of imprisonment ranging from 10 to 20 years. Three were sentenced to life imprisonment. Twelve of the defendants were sentenced to death by hanging. Ten of them—Hans Frank‚ Wilhelm Frick‚ Julius Streicher‚ Alfred Rosenberg‚ Ernst Kaltenbrunner‚ Joachim von Ribbentrop‚ Fritz Sauckel‚ Alfred Jodl‚ Wilhelm Keitel‚ and Arthur Seyss-Inquart—were hanged on October 16‚ 1946. Martin Bormann was tried and condemned to death in absentia‚ and Hermann Göring committed suicide before he could be executed

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    ww1 causes

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    Causes of World War One Isaiah Puryear Mr. Noble 4th 3-25-13 World War One had many key players‚ countries and empires being Great Britain‚ France‚ German‚ Austria-Hungary and Russia. Some of the key battles of WW1 were the battle of Marne 1914-1918‚ battle of Ypres 1914‚1915 and 1917‚the battle of Somme 1916‚ battle of Cambria and the famous battle of Verdun 1916. The two sides of the war were the triple Alliance consisting of the central European empires being Germany‚ Austria-Hungary

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    color not visible to the human eye‚ that the temperature increased. This led to the discovery of infrared light. (“History of infrared”‚ n.d.‚ para 1) 1801 – Jumping on the coat tails of Herschell’s groundbreaking discoveries‚ a year later Johann Wilhelm Ritter‚ a polish born physicist‚ hypothesized that light might exist past the infrared spectrum. Ritter discovered that if he used silver chloride‚ and the same glass prism‚ that an intense reaction would occur in the silver chloride. These discoveries

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