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    I still crave to be king of Earth, or the term emperor sounds amazing as well. I will dominate this earth killing any and everything in my path. I plan to build and recruit as much as I can. Becoming the greatest conqueror this world has ever seen. I feel like I’m all-powerful and will destroy everything eventually. I fear myself sometimes because I can’t control my rage. Only a select few seen me rage and it wasn’t pretty at all. I feel that I’m gaining and losing myself everyday. I feel like…

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    Roman Coin

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    besides that one. The coin had the face of the Roman emperor Augustus. The Roman coin actually turned out to be a dime and was worth and sold for 2k. Dr. Danny Syon a coin expert stated that the coin was rare at a global level. For Laurie Rimon it wasn’t easy parting with the coin. ‘’ It’s not easy discovering/finding an amazing object such as that,’’they said.…

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    Most Roman emperors were very successful in each of their time periods and accomplished many things. But today won’t be talking about most Roman emperors. We will be talking about the reign of Constantine, his rise to power, and his fall. The ruler Constantine has appropriately been known as the most important and crucial ruler of Late Antiquity. He was born on February 27th, 272 A.D and died on May 22nd, 337 A.D. Constantine ruled from 306 A.D to 337 A.D. Constantine’s intense…

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    Constantine was one of the greatest emperors during the time of the Roman Empire. Christianity helped the Roman empire from not collapsing and Constantine found a way to improve both Christianity and Rome. Christianity took the blame for all problems the empire faced, Constantine was a great ruler and was the reason Rome was saved, and Constantine brought Rome and Christianity together by making it the religion of Rome. This allowed Rome to flourish and it is credited to Constantine and…

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    Did you know that in China “Ming” means bright? The Ming Dynasty ruled China from 1368 to 1644. This was a period of native chinese leadership that came in between Mongol and Manchu rule. Hongwu Emperor or “Zhu Yuanzhang” was the founder of the Ming Dynasty or “Brilliant” Dynasty. The Hongwu Emperor founded the Ming Dynasty in 1328, he died in 1398. He was the first Ming ruler to explore ways to protect China against the Mongol incursion. The beginning of the Ming Dynasty was very…

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    Essay In her novel, When the Emperor Was Divine, Julie Otsuka explores the effects of isolation on the identity of the family. In the book the Japanese were being taken away from their homes and being put in camps. This made them feel different as they were being given an identity that they did not want/like. Julie Otsuka utilizes the effects of isolation to argue that due to this the people feel like they have a different identity. Before his imprisonment, the father's role in the family…

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    Fall Of Rome DBQ

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    The principle reasons for the "Fall" of Rome were ,first, political instability, with an inability to have long terms as emperors[A], or control the dwindling Roman army[B], and the corruption within the high ranks of the government[E]. Also there were several invasions from the Huns [D] and others [C],with citizens who were happy to the better way of life of their captors[E]. Finally, there were many natural or environmental factors beyond the empire's control that contributed to the fall of…

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    In the first few centuries A.D. Christians were rounded up and killed for their beliefs. When Constantine became the Roman Emperor in 306 A.D. things changed. The church became very powerful in the Roman Empire. In 476 A.D. Rome fell and Christianity was one of the many factors that caused it to fall. Christianity had several effects on the Roman Empire. There were religious, cultural, economic, and political issues in the Empire that were caused by the rise of Christianity. Some people say…

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    Today I am going to talk about how Christianity destroyed Rome. God gave Christianity power for helping Constantine believe only in him. Christianity enforced their will on Emperor Theodosius. Finally, Augustine showed the Romans that they were spared by the barbarians through the respect of Christ. In Rome their were a group of men that were called Christians and had a great power. “They offered a spiritual comfort and the prospect of salvation on the one hand, and even riches as a worldly…

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    The Hundred Days Analysis

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    “The greatest dangers lie in the allowing of ignorant persons to meddle and talk and argue amongst themselves upon subjects they know not of.” This statement, published in Emperor Guangxu’s second edict during the Hundred Days’ Reform period, ironically summarises one of the major failings of the reform period. Had the Emperor not been swept along by the pace of the reform, but rather realised the crippling incompetence and naivety of the reformers, perhaps the reform would not have been given…

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