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    with opportunities to rise to the top. No matter what situation someone may be in they can improve their circumstance through hard work and determination. Americans have always had this hope of becoming better because the government has never tried to stop anyone from it, but many other governments have not been as kind. The great Roman Empire had many problems that they were always sorting through, and one of their biggest was the Struggle of the Orders. The Romans had a distinct small elite…

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    giving them an opportunity to realize how wrong they were ruling the colonies by stating the fact they were living different experiences, impossible to argue Henry knew more about the situation in the colonies that any British back in the British empire, Ignoring peaceful and coherent complaints was a mistake from them and they suffered the consequences. Henry wasn’t the only one making peaceful protests “Our forefathers… left their native land, to seek on these shores a residence for civil and…

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    Lucas Verdeja 12/2/14 Period 6 Originally a small village in the 8th century B.C, the Roman civilization will develop into a large empire spanning the Mediterranean Sea. First a republic lead by the Roman Senate it would later develop into an empire under Julius Ceasar where it reached its greatest extent. At its territorial height, the great Roman Empire stretched from Iberia all the way to Levant and from the British isles to Egypt. Many people claim that the roman civilization was possibly…

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    motivations behind the missionaries, they all agreed that going to the South Pacific was a way to reconstruct the British identity. The missionaries showed five different types of British identities. First, the birth of missions was to justify the British Empire. Second, anti-Catholicism played a big role in the birth of missions. Third, the missionaries were influenced by the British national hero, Captain James Cook. Fourth, many voyages were full of misrepresentations about the South Pacific…

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    twentieth century were educated to become citizens of empire as much as to become citizens of Canada. Through a study of early twentieth-century English-language textbooks used in Canadian schools, Francis outlines the details of early twentieth-century history curriculums as being largely political, military, and constitutional. Events outlined include early twentieth-century teaching of the Conquest and events on the Plains of Abraham, the American Revolution and migration of Loyalists, the…

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    several decades later. Many of the colonists views towards their home country changed such as its role in governing, protecting and taxing the colonies however many policies stayed the same such as colonial assemblies and their treatment of native americans. The war caused many changes in Great Britain. The British were stuck with a fiscal crisis due to the large cost of funding a war on such a massive scale. The British therefore were forced to levy taxes from different…

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    intellectual conflict over the constitutional conflict between the thirteen American colonies and Great Britain. Britain was in debt from the war and wanted to use the colonies to help pay down that debt by enforcing various taxes and laws on the colonies. This paper will focus on the stamp act and the tea act which lead to resistance in the American colonies and resistance to the British Empire. This then led to the War for American Independence in 1775. The Seven Years’ War was fought between…

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    During the ancient times, every empire got bigger and bigger by defeating smaller and weaker empires, but in the end would come to a fall as well. Two of the main Dynasties of their time were the Han and Roman civilizations. Han China was the second imperial dynasty following the Qin Dynasty. The period of the Han is considered one of the golden ages in Chinese history. The Roman Empire occurred after the Roman Republic during ancient Rome. The Roman Empire also ruled much longer than Han…

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    the world. The Armenian Genocide was a plot established by the leaders of the Ottoman Empire of the time, the…

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    The Inca Empire, located in Peru, was the last standing empire in South America. The Incas were South American Indians also known as natives to the land. At the time their capital was called Cuzco, which lasted for three hundred years. Cuzco is also a modern city in Peru. After the rule of their fourth emperor, many tribes settled in the Andes Mountains. Each tribe was individually conquered, requiring them to adapt to the Inca ways of life. After the Indian tribes converted, they combined…

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