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    government that the citizens get to elect representatives to rule on their behalf. Government Rankings A Republic is different than a democracy, which means every citizen was expected to have a job in governing the state. The aristocracy had dominated the Roman Republic. The aristocracy were also known as patricians. They were the wealthy high class people. The highest positions in the government were the two consuls, or leaders, who ruled over the Roman Republic. A senate full of patricians…

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    William Faulkner, an author who was born in post-reconstruction Mississippi, is a classic American author who wrote both “A Rose for Emily” in 1930 and “Barn Burning” in 1939. Both of these short stories illustrate Faulkner’s writing style and personal beliefs. Both stories go to show how very different people can have very similar problems throughout their lives. However, these stories with different plots and characters also show the historical struggles citizens living in the southern states…

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    Funerary In Roman Art

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    Sculpture was brought to Rome from Greece. The aristocracy collected pieces of art. When the supply of Greek sculpture dwindled, the Romans started making their own. The Roman sculptures were more expressive than Greek sculptures that rarely displayed expression or emotion. (Kamm, n.d.). Their sculptures were admired even more for reality over flattery. The Romans used sculpture in a variety of fashions. The portrait sculpture was a way to pay homage to the emperors or gods. They were…

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    Spanish Inquisition

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    The Jewish population consisted of doctors, scientists, scholars, merchants, and money lenders for the Catalonian aristocracy. Therefore, “the Expulsion of the Jews was a disaster for Spain, psychologically, intellectually and economically. It boosted the legitimacy of the Spanish Inquisition, whose stifling effect would be felt by the society until the 19th century. It…

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    ANTI-FEDERALIST 1. What fears does your side have about the future of the North American colonies? The Anti-Federalists feared that the Republican form of government formulated by the principles of the monarchy would be dominated by the features of aristocracy that allowed unwarranted stretch of power over the liberty, life and property of all its citizens. The federal government imposed secret deliberations and hasty plans for ratification which threatened the sovereignty and independence of…

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    4. The American Revolution was a political upheave in which the thirteen colonies rejected the British monarchy and aristocracy, overthrew the Authority Great Britain had over them, and ultimately funded the United States of America. There are many factors that led to this outbreak. Three major factors would be the Boston Tea Party, Boston Massacre, and correspondence between the colonies. The colonies decide to boycott British imports. The British are still trying to recover from the Seven…

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    In today’s society, women’s right to vote is indisputable, but in the late eighteen hundreds, it was the complete opposite. Susan Brownwell Anthony, a pioneer progresser of women’s suffrage, lead the National American Woman Suffrage Association. In her speech, On Women’s Right to Vote, Anthony advocates that women, who are also citizens, deserve to vote and not be punished for practicing a Constitutional right. She writes this speech to justify her reason for voting, and to persuade others to…

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    Spread Of American English

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    The English language is one of the most widely spoken languages in the world. It is known as a bridge language that is often used in global trade, business, diplomacy, and communication. Although the United States does not have an official language, English is the primary language that is used and taught across the country. Meanwhile, English is the official language of many other countries and English speakers are found on each and every continent. Yet how did this come to be? Where else is…

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    Aristotle’s constitutional cycle. The three good constitutions, monarchy, aristocracy, and democracy, can simply transition to their bad counterparts, tyranny, oligarchy, and anarchy. Machiavelli deviates away from Aristotle and Plato in proposing democracy as a good constitution. He believes that the good constitutions cannot last independently. Therefore, Machiavelli proposes a mixed constitution: a monarchy, aristocracy, and democracy. This is because in Rome, “the blending of these estates…

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    “The world cannot succeed when half of us are held back.” A quote by Malala Yousafzai, she is stressing that women are held back from their full potential because their rights are violated, this is very similar to what Susan B. Anthony was trying to prove back in 1873. In the speech “ Women's Rights to the Suffrage” by Susan B. Anthony, she persuaded all of the citizens of the United States, men as well as women that everyone is equal, and that women should have the same rights as men--as…

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