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    There are a number of reasons which contributed to the decline of the British Empire. The aftermath of the second world war played a massive role as we saw a struggle in the British economy. The end of the war was extremely costly to Britain which had an impact on her colonies. Britain’s withdrawal from India and the Suez Crisis both exposed the weakness of the British empire. It became clear that Britain could no longer act dependently with the amount of burdens she had and this idea of great…

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    Christine Soto Assignment #5 History 201 Britain attempted to restructure its colonial empire from 1688 to 1763 by getting a better administration. The Board of Trade replaced the Old Lords of Trade, which helped control the trading within England. England also started making machinery and making new things to trade such as copper and fur. This is when they started to strengthen their Army and war- making capacity. The years of the early 18th century were a period of “salutary neglect”…

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    was the rise of an informal economic control. Free trade imperialism was practiced by many colonial states, but was mainly associated with British policies, especially in Latin America and Asia. As economic expansion became increasingly linked with empire, critics of imperialism, including Karl Marx, focused on the economic conclusion and motivations of imperialism. Little Englanders The supporters of free trade…

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    Britannian Empire and the 17th heir to the throne. At the age of 10, his mother was assassinated in a location where it was impossible for an outsider to break into. However, his father did not order for an investigation to take place. Hence he decided to confront his father. Due to his disrespectful actions towards his father, he was exiled and used as captive and political tool in the fight between the Holy Britannian Empire and Japan. He was then abandoned when the Holy Britannian Empire…

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    Rome and the United States are very similar civilizations. In the beginning, both cultures overthrew kings and formed republics. Also, Ancient Romans and modern Americans struggled placing executive power in one person. Lastly, both civilizations gained an enormous amount of land. The development of Rome’s government over time is similar to how the United States has developed. Both cultures overthrew kings and formed republics. Rome was a city ruled by Etruscan kings, who were overthrown for…

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    Genocide was the Ottoman Empire's destruction of the Armenian Christian population. This was at the fall of the Ottoman Empire. The Armenian Genocide is a forgotten genocide because it is not recognized by many nations but it did have its impact on the country as seen today. The Ottoman Empire began in the 13th century and lasted until 1923. (Empire from 1807 to 1920.) The Ottoman empire was a national power in Asia for most of its existence. They also had one of the best militaries for the…

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    Seven Years War Effects

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    paper, it will analyze the ways in which the Seven Years War has greatly shifted the balance of power between nations and how the result of this conflict had greatly influenced the British to regain control of the colonies in hopes of growing a strong empire. While the Seven Years War had disrupted the economic power both across the region and worldwide, it had also caused the British to enforce unreasonable rulings during the Seven Years War, and further led to unequal treatment through…

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    Paris Peace Conference Dbq

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    INTRODUCTION The Berlin Treaty, which was signed in 1878 between Ottoman Empire, Russian Empire, United Kingdom, Austria-Hungary, France, Germany and Italy, revised the Treaty of San Stefano in the same year, was the turning point for Armenian Question and Eastern Question. As a result of this treaty, the situation in the Balkans was settled to a large extent by European Powers in accordance with their interest. However, the Armenian Question was suspended for the next decades. The decision…

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    the most influential people to live. During his reign he greatly affected the Roman empire. While emperor, he doubled the size of the empire and made Rome a great place to live in. Before he was an emperor, he was a soldier and was greatly affected by the people around him. As a soldier life was interesting and many things led to its success. Augustus Caesar was responsible for many achievements it the Roman empire. To begin, the early life of Augustus Caesar was very influential to his time…

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    since the days of the American Revolution or either of the World Wars. Today war is all about airstrikes, drones, and the use of any other new technology in order to find a way to keep our troops at home and fighting conflicts without having “boots on the ground” as the saying goes. However even with, or perhaps because of, this new technology our country finds itself involved in conflicts that are unconventional to what we have seen in our history. The young generation of Americans today has…

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