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    thinking, the age of Imperialism took away the freedom many people had. The world is not as free as we think. Throughout the decades, the world has become freer, but many countries are still fighting for their freedom against a government who are hungry for power. Before the start of the Renaissance and the Enlightenment, Europe went through a time of depression called the Dark Ages. The Dark Ages was a time where the desire to learn and discover new things was nonexisting. After the Dark Ages,…

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    administration in the 2nd and 3rd century, disease, foreign protectors, reduced Roman population and foreign invasion. After it fell in 410 A.D., the empire went into a time period known as the Dark Ages, where there were many downshifts in society. Some examples of the downshift in society’s progress during the Dark Ages are education, trade and medicine. However, Christianity was a unifying force during these dark times. For example, Clovis, king of Gaul, converted to Christianity himself…

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    Before the time of human reason and natural law, God was perceived as the almighty and the one that controlled everything on earth. Catholicism was the center of civilization during the middle ages as there were no unified governments in Europe. The Church became the most powerful institution and “governed” society to their own benefit. Although the Church was the main political force throughout Europe and authority was assumed through religious leadership, the Church corrupted innocent…

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    The Middle Ages are a misunderstood period of history in which the popular view is that they were a dark and gloomy time with little or no progress. In fact, the Medieval Times were much brighter times than what is commonly believed. Many accomplishments made during these times attributed to the progression of history. Religion was vitally important to the people of the middle ages and brought them together as a society. Beauty can be found in the architecture, music, and literature from this…

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    the sky as well. These stories were created to try to explain something that is unexplained to the common man, but when philosophers started questioning them and thinking for themselves, it probed the self-thinking movement known as the age of enlightenment. The age of enlightenment was not about not questioning but finding out for yourself. A self-reflection from the time was, “Dare to know! Have courage to use your own reason” Immanuel Kant pegged this as the motto for the era. It was a new…

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    is no right or wrong answer on the age of responsibility. My opinion on the age of responsibility is that it should be 21. Not everyone's brain develops at the same time because we think differently we act differently and we are not all the same. We were given some rights but not all and people were have trouble on why we weren't given more rights. According to Alan Greenblatt’s article “What is the Age of Responsibility” there was some confusion about the age of responsibility because we get…

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    Voyage to the Continents Below Being less known than Christopher Columbus and Marco Polo doesn’t make anyone less important. The Age of Exploration is a time period that occurred in the 1400s where many European countries set out in search for gold (land, resources, precious metals, spices, etc.), glory, and religious purposes (to spread Christianity and to do what God wants you to do). During this time period, new sea routes and continents were identified, including the Americas. Explorers…

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    Carnegie a Hero?” we must first discuss the time period that he was concerned with. The Gilded Age in United States history is the late 19th century, from the 1870s to about the 1900. It was a time of excess and new awakenings. These awakenings led people to learn new modes of dealing with each other financially, socially, and economically. It was time bliss. Yet, it was a time misconceptions. The Gilded Age and the first years of the twentieth century were a time of great social change and…

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    the legal drinking age in the United States and whether it should be lowered or stay the same. I and several of my friends who are currently under the age of 21 want it to be dropped to 18. They feel if they are considered old enough to be able to leave home to go to college, join the military, move into their own house, and pay their own bills by the government’s standards then they should have the right to decide and control what they put into their bodies. The legal drinking age in the…

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    How would coming of age connect with a race? How I perceive coming of age as a race is you cannot go straight into a race you must train day to day repeatedly, getting better every time, and towards the end you have all of this experience built up passing on to the next future generation. Loved ones or the ones who are close in this situation will be your coach, they are standing by your side in this time of training telling you the correct way of doing things and pushing you to do your best at…

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