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    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 Islands, so the…

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    Mary I's Evil Doings

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    taken it. After Lady Jane took over the throne, Mary shared her own idea of succession laws that royals liked better, so they made Mary queen instead of Lady Jane ( “Mary I”). Mary wanted Catholicism back in England and wasn’t afraid to do some pretty messed up things in order to do it. Mary vowed to bring Catholicism back to England and with that charged anyone who didn’t convert with treason (Mary I (r. 1553 - 1558)). She burned 300 Christians on a stake for not converting and started with…

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    the purpose of this symbolism can be explained through their own faith and views. They both practiced Catholicism during their lives, which most likely introduced them to Christ and the concepts and values associated with it. The usage of these values could be shown as an interpretation of their views on religion and faith, because symbolism of Christ and God…

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    think about how it could help save their economy. They had other ideas to about converting all the people in America to Catholicism. The spanish had the same hierarchy like the Aztecs had. Since the Spanish was very intolerant to people who weren't catholics they created the doctrine of limpieza de sangre (purity of blood). If you could not prove you were born from catholicism, you were ranked lower and couldn't do the same thing other people could do. The spaniards had a big deal in trying to…

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    Counselor Interview Paper

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    in the sense that the integration process is seemingly not difficult, however, it can cause complications. Earlier in the interview Dr. Parker mentioned the diversity of Regent University students with their expression of their faith. Albeit Catholicism, Presbyterian, Evangelical, and so on. This is similar to the clients that will cross paths with the counselor. The Christian counselor needs to be aware and respect other people’s religious beliefs and listen carefully to the hinting that…

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    The Market Revolution changed the way people thought about their part when it came to the economy. There were several changes brought on by the Market Revolution. First, there were many social changes. Due to the rise in industrialization and the ease of transportation, the population of cities grew tremendously. Larger cities started the development of urbanization. Additionally, the environment was suffering due to the rise in steamboat and railroad transportation. With the rising need for…

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    The Spanish Conquistadors wanted to find wealth, gold and silver, and people. In 1519 the Spanish Conquistador Hernan Cortes walked into ‘the new world’ in Tenochtitlan, the Aztec Capital. Many of the European Conquistadors were second born sons consequently Hernan was properly second or third born son as the laws in Spain at the time considered that the first born sons would get all of the father's land and wealth. “Second sons of wealthy nobles, afforded an education but no rights to inherit…

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    It took six months for Cortez and Montezuma to at last meet. Prior to this initially meeting, Montezuma was on edge to meet Cortez, yet was uncertain about those that went with Cortez. Montezuma had sent forward couriers to send Cortez' man blessings of gold in the event that they would turn back, yet Montezuma's solicitations were not complied. At the point when the two did at long last meet in the city of Tenoshtitlan, the two men and totally unique thoughts of what was going on. Cortez saw…

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    After the Pilgrims’ era (1620s) later came the Puritans in the 1630s. The Great Migration of Puritans began in the summer of 1630 when leader, John Winthrop believed that him and his group could “purify” the Church of England from Catholicism. Their mission was to flee to a new country so they could create a pure version of Christianity elsewhere. Winthrop brought one thousand men and women crossed the Atlantic to Massachusetts Bay and he preached a sermon on the ship Arbella, also known as the…

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    Machiavelli's Religion

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    Besides being very innovative and realistic, the text of Machiavelli was since its first publication in contrast with the doctrines promoted by Catholicism. The language in which it was written, the vulgar, made it accessible to a large number of people who were able to spread his innovative ideas. Machiavelli introduced the separation of morality and ethics from politics. He was convinced that religion is an instrumentum regni which hold firm and unite people in the name of a single…

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