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    Dating back to 1765 when the first president of the United States, George Washington, led the American revolution against the British Monarchy, overthrowing their authority, America has been a product of revolutions and radicals. Radicals or revolutionist take many forms and fight for different reasons but one common ground that they all share is to change their state of living, rather it be social, economic or political. New York found itself the center of the stomping ground for the early 20th…

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    The French revolution was influenced by the enlightenment ideologies which include the concepts of human rights, sovereignty and liberal and radical ideas in general. It began its first blast in 1789 and ended after more than a year when Napoleon Bonaparte’s dictatorship ascended to reign. The nation cried-out for changes in political system due to the devastating effect, oppression and poverty that they experienced in the absolute monarchy abuse of power before the revolution. The new…

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    The rule of dictator Porfirio Diaz in Mexico has become synonymous with the modern, Positivistic dictatorships of the late nineteenth century. “The stability that Diaz’s long regime provided allowed Mexico at last to enjoy a burst of economic development. Agriculture for commercial export expanded, thousands of miles of railroads linked Mexico to U.S. markets, and a modest industrial complex appeared” (Beezley 55). Nicolas Zuniga y Miranda was known for his scientific inventions and earthquake…

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    nations. Napoleon established the Continental System in 1806, after he was never able to beat Great Britain. Napoleon, who wasn't used to losing, also lost the Battle of Trafalgar. The Battle of Trafalgar was a battle that took place in 1805. The French and the Spanish were both defeated by the English. This clearly infuriated Napoleon as it ruined his winning streak. Napoleon also lost the Seven Years War. The Seven Years War was a war between England, Prussia, France, Austria, Russia, Sweden,…

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    revolutionary, people including even upper-middle class backgrounds adopted the clothing and label of the Sans Culottes, as a demonstration of the solidarity with the working class and patriotism for the new French Republic. Their political ideologies often clashed with the established French authorities in the late eighteenth century, causing the middle and upper classes to view the sans-culottes…

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    Robert Jordan In The End

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    People do not really realise how war can take a toll on people and the environment around it.War and romance are the two main points talked about in the book. You realise how each one takes a turn on everyone and how each person is affected in the story. This story is meant to be about war but you realise that it focuses on other things, like the love between some of the couples in the story; so one sees that the story leaves its main focus a lot which is the war and talks about other things…

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    British-French Alliance

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    British or French alliance One of the debates between the two political parties were which country should be a close ally for when we went to war. The Federalists wanted great Britain to be the ally, however, The Democratic-Republicans wanted the french to be our ally. Both parties put up quite a debate for their ideas about who the ally should be with a bunch of evidence supporting their side. The federalists believed that great Britain should our close ally. First of all, they admired great…

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    of France did not feel threatened when Napoleon was announced as first consul. It was most likely because Napoleon knew what the people wanted and gave it to them. He knew how to please people, and obtain what he wanted at the same time. After the French Revolution, the church was in ruins. The death of the Pope VI, Pope VII was next in line, but Pope VII was more eager to end religious…

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    French aristocrat, J. Hector St. John de Crevecoeur showed his admiration for the diverse population of America in his collection of essays. By acknowledging the European immigrants’ strife, Crevecoeur provides reasoning behind their desire to forge a new life in the New World. “Can a wretch who wanders about, whose life is a continual scene of affliction call England or any other kingdom his country?” The trivial question proposed by Crevecoeur denounces England for its weakening effect on its…

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    Yoongi Alternate Ending

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    Awoken from the darkness around him, Yoongi tiredly opened his eyes. The pressure of lips that lingered on his own was enough to wake him up from his slumber. Pulling away and sitting up, the blonde looked down at the culprit. The blanket fell down from his chest, exposing it and giving him goosebumps. He squinted his eyes, it was dark and the only light came from the moon. "... Kihyun? Why are you here?" Eyes looking towards the clock on the bedside table, the rappers expression widened. "Jesus…

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