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    it be by chewing it, smoking it with a pipe or sniffing it in powdered form through the nose".[1] The earliest citywide European smoking restrictions were (did/done/put into law) in Bavaria, Kursachsen, and certain parts of Austria in the late 17th century. In Britain, a response to the still-new habit of smoking met royal (fighting force/bad feelings)…

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    At the start of the 17th century England, Spain, and France all had permanent settlements located in North America. Since the continent was vast and plentiful, there was an inevitable struggle for land between the European countries. Regardless of the uniform religion Christianity, the ideals and goals of the three nations greatly varied. The Spanish, English, and French settlements became increasingly diverse as a result of separate geographical regions and different colonization purposes,…

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    I analysis some of ancient to 17th century literature to see how they structure, social classes and what morals they have. I look at stories with different backgrounds and different meaning behind the stories. They all have a very powerful connect with social classes and how they are structured. The morals of these stories is also letting us know at what society was like during these time periods. Morals a person's standard of behavior or beliefs concerning what is and is not acceptable for them…

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    event. Some regard Bacon as an American hero for initiating the largest and most multicultural rebellion prior to the revolution while others entitle him as an irrational, barbarous anti-hero for his violent actions; however the more I learn about 17th century Virginia, I see Bacon as more of a misunderstood leader and visionary that controversially took matters of the people into his own hands and built the cultural foundation of America. By the height of the rebellion, Sir (knighted by the…

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    North America has been for many years and currently is, home to different people, language, and religion. The reason for that is that during the 15th to the 17th century despite not having much knowledge on what they were looking for other than a new beginning, many European countries such as Spain, France, and England were driven to come to the “new world” in order to obtain wealth, religious freedom, power, and many other things,but in order to accomplish this, they first needed to sail…

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    What I shall be discussing in this assignment is the strengths and weaknesses that the Spanish Monarchy faced. During the start of the 17th Century what was known as the Habsburg Spain which was very much on the brink at the end of the Golden Age and even though it kept its populous empire the country fell into great turmoil towards the start of the 16th Century. The reason for this ‘decline’ was a cause of the defeat of the Spanish Armada and a corrupt financial crisis that in turn made the…

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    There are plenty of differences between the way families structured their lives in the three periods. Starting with hunting and gathering families in before 17th century, they treated every human the same, there was nothing like blood relationship. In colonial families between 17th and 18th centuries, there was dependence and blood relationship way more in depth. They always proffered family first kind of behavior. They stayed in one place for most of their life whereas hunting and gathering…

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    It is a common belief that during the 17th century women were seen as inferior to men and their actions and behaviors were usually extremely restricted on what they were allowed or not allowed to do in predominantly patriarchal societies they lived in. Such social construction was an opportunity for women to criticize the realities that they had to face which “allowed” them more control in their lives. Although the shift or traditional gender roles was small, more authors began illustrate the…

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    The Renaissance was between 14th century 17th century. The Renaissance means rebirth. It was a time in Europe, and it was right after the Middle Ages. The Middle Ages was a time when no one cared about culture. So the Renaissance's people believed in the possibilities of human thought and creation. They were waiting for a new born evil spirit. William Shakespeare was an artist from this time period whose many accomplishments impacted the world and reflected the values of the Renaissance.…

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    In the 17th and 19th century, Japan went through isolation within contact from the outer world. Isolation in Japan had resulted to changes because the Shoguns and Daimyos were unable to trade goods with other countries. So how did Japan influence of those in the outer world? Isolation affected Japan’s worldview because they created it themselves, and were not influenced by other countries outside of Japan. However, modernization of Japan occurred changing the country’s political,…

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