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    Ned Kelly Runaway

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    The Kelly’s lived at Beveridge for a short time before relocating to Avenel. It was at Avenel that ten year old Ned saved the life a five year old child from drowning in the local creek. Ned’s father died shortly after and the family left Avenel in 1867. The Kelly family moved to the Eleven Mile Creek outside of Greta and at the age of thirteen Ned took up with the notorious bushranger Harry Power. Captured in 1870, Power received fifteen years prison. With his apprenticeship complete, Ned was…

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    Summary: The Lost Cause

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    During the time of Reconstruction, from 1865 to 1877, and the Union was divided into North and South based upon slavery. The dispute of African Americans being considered freedmen or slave brought the Union to the Civil War. The North was the Union. The South was the Confederacy and lost the war. The “Lost Cause” was the South’s way to get their opinion of the Civil War and slavery across to others and reaching into future generations. This was accomplished through two large organizations, the…

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    Minamoto Yamritomo. He ruled over japan from 1590–1616, and after his death his heirs occupied the shogunate and japan enjoyed peace for more than 250 years. This period of time in Japanese history is known as the Tokugawa period, which spanned from 1603-1867. During the Tokugawa period the shogunate was able to uphold peace by isolating Japan from the rest of the world, providing economic stability, as…

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    The Industrial Revolution of the 18th century brought a rapid expansion of industrial society to Europe, and specifically Britain. Industrialization lead to a large increase in the work force, as people moved from rural areas to urban city centers. As businesses rushed to capitalize on the market they hired workers without any systematic hiring scheme or contract. To maximize profit on the part of the owners, employees would be forced to work long shifts for very low pay. Working conditions in…

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    Samurai Culture

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    land. The Samurai are legendary warriors and the most outstanding group of individuals to ever exist in Japan. The Samurai progressed throughout the development of the Japanese culture and became the highest ranked class during the Edo Period (1603-1867.) Throughout this research paper, It will make clear to you why the Samurai stand out as one of the most famous group of warriors of all times. Samurai Warriors used Naginata (long blade against cavalry), Katana (long sword), Wakizashi (short…

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    T. S. Eliot, a essayist, once said, “The historical sense involves a perception, not only of the pastness of the past, but of its presence” (“Four Quartets by Eliot”). The British have colonized Canada from 1763 to 1867, which greatly impacted the lives of both countries. During this period of colonization it sparked various unique personal experiences and perspectives for the Canadians and British. With that context, how do differing perspectives help us to understand the British colonization…

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    While it was initially a success, in the long term the Populist movement faltered. Farmers tried to overcome deflation and falling crop prices by forming organaizations such as the Grange and the Farmers’ Alliance. Many farmers joined the Populist Party in the 1890s. “Populism was a movement to increase farmers’ political power and to work for legislation in their interest. Farmers joined the Populist movement because they were in the midst of an economic crisis” (The American Vision 470).…

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    knowledge to find an easier method to solve problems; he wrote How to Solve It. Like all families, the Polyas’ had a unique background. George Polya parents were Anna Deutsch and Jakab Polya they were both Jewish living in Budapest. During this time, in 1867, Hungary became a Monarchy. Keep in mind that Hungary was dominantly a Christian and the Polyas’ were Jewish. Therefore, in need of success the Jewish father changed his last name from Polak to Polya. The reason he did so was because…

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    of the members of Congress went about being armed. Helper was unable to support the secession; he wasn’t going to serve in a dangerous invading army. In 1861 he managed to wangle a smart appointment to Argentina, where he served as U.S. consul until 1867. Serving in the army could possibly get Helper killed in action, but why go to war when you’re trying to make a statement in the North and…

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    How has Japan’s Samurai heritage influenced modern Japanese thinking and behaviour Japan’s Samurai heritage has influenced modern Japanese thinking and behaviour through Samurai. In modern day Japan we can still see many examples of Samurai behaviour through the bushido code and the eight virtues of a Samurai. The Samurai changed Japan’s history by introducing Feudal Japan. This was a period in time were Samurai were in power. The Samurai’s values of the Bushido code were what made the…

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