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    within medieval times was strictly Christian and to understand this, it begins with the church. The church was the only voice between the bible and the people, this gave the church most of the power of how the common person perceived the bible and religion, this gave the church high authority over many day to day dealings. Christianity for 100 years had been a belief system unrivalled by other any other belief or mythologies. Islam was a threat to the Christian ideal, this is what gave the…

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    They were beginning to form their own sense of identity and liberty, separate from the mother country. Differences in religion, economics, and social structures show the process of Americanization of the colonists. Some tax-supported churches still remained in some of the colonies, but others began to allow more religious toleration, especially after separating organized religion with the nation state. The mother country supported the establishment of the Anglican Church, or the Church of…

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    decreased because of the increasing popularity of Protestantism. As another result of the new religions that came from the Reformation, religious wars broke out in Europe. The funding of these wars were not cheap, because these armies were much bigger than medieval armies, and to pay for them, governments had to create heavier taxes and re-organize their administrations. The huge costs to finance the wars were also a big contribution to the states’, such as Milan, Sicily, Naples, and Sardinia…

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    Columbus’s discovery of the New World, Spain had been colonizing almost all the areas in the South, in what is today South America and along the South and West coast of what is now North America. They brought with them all aspects of life; language, religion, festivals, food, etc. As we all know, Christopher Columbus set sail West to find India in 1492. He ended up finding the Americas. After Columbus found the West Indies, he and other conquistadors made expeditions across the Atlantic and…

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    Guantanamo boy Novel by Anna Perera Guantanamo boy is a Novel written by Anna Perera and is set just after 9/11.Guantanamo boy is a story seen through the eyes of Khalid a normal 15 year old boy living in Rochdale, England he’s a typical 15 year old boy who enjoys playing football and video games. The only difference between him and a typical British boy is he’s Muslim.He has never visited Turkey or Pakistan where his parents are from and he thinks of himself as no different from anyone else…

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    from trade and taxes. Nobles and clergy lived luxurious lives, owning 30% of french land and paying little or no taxes. As 3% of the population, they controlled 100% of the country. The king spent money as he pleased, unphased by the rest of France’s struggles. The middle and lower classes, without liberty or equality, were unable to make changes in their lives or a difference in French society. In the early 1800s, the French economy began to decline, causing food prices to go up and business…

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    King Henry and the common soldiers like Williams and Bates illustrate fundamental problems with Henry's rule and asks important questions about the motives behind war itself. In Act 4, Scene 1 of Shakespeare's Henry V, the king does incognito in a cloak to interact with the everyman of his army. This is in order to gauge feelings about the war and of the king himself. Luckily, Henry has experience in the realm of being a commoner, from his days of debauchery with Falstaff and the rest of the…

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    described how missionaries influenced many in African societies. Religion was used as a tool to spread western ideals like agricultural improvements, education, and trade skills. There were benefits with the acceptance of missionaries as the standard of living was raised, medical practices leaned towards western techniques, and education that resulted into careers respected worldwide. The spread of Christianity and other religions also had negative outcomes. Conflicts between converts and…

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    Napoleon Bonaparte 's everlasting impact on advancing the ideals of the French Revolution The French Revolution was a climactic event in history that altered the course of which political, economic and social issues were considered in France and more importantly across the world. The power of the public was established and could no longer be dismissed. Consequently, after such a period France was in turmoil. The condition of the state was weak and entailed for strong leadership and direction…

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    The French value family over all other aspects of life. The average full time worker takes seven weeks of paid vacation per year. They also work shorter weeks. The French culture is very polite, reserved, and dignified. When asking for something, they say "Je voudrais" (I would like), rather than saying I want. Politeness is highly…

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