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    Werner Sombart was a German economist and social scientist who was born in 1863. He was interested in the relationship between capitalism and religion, applying Marxist and Social Darwinist theories in his writings. He was interested in class hierarchies and the evolution of society, particularly in the progress of the German race. Sombart’s book Händler und Helden (Merchants and Heroes), published in 1915, reflects ideas of German racial superiority. The book was published after the failure of…

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    know how to properly take care of your pet. German Shepherds are beautiful dogs but it takes a lot to take of them. A German Shepherd is a very active dog. These dogs require a high content of protein, at least 20% of their diet. Try to avoid corn for protein. Protein will need your German Shepherd strong and help it regulate body temperature. These dogs should also take in fats. Too much fatty foods can be unhealthy. Fats should be about 5-8% of a German Shepherd’s diet. Of course like any…

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    even the way they engage in courtship to find a mate. The way the Germans and Americans have shaped the norms within their culture are a direct result of their values. These norms are just activities reflecting their opinion of how the “world should be, rather than the assumptions about the way the world really is.” (Hall, p. 49-50) Social Etiquette in these cultures are different in regards to formality, reserve, and respect. German culture is typically known to engage in formal interactions…

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    German Shepherd Names German Shepherd is a dog breed that originated in Germany. They are used before as guards for sheeps, protecting the flock from predators. This dog breed is known for their intelligence and good working ability. German Shepherds can learn new task quite easily and is useful for police and tracking operations. Now, if you happen to own a German Shepherd, you’re in luck. This dog is one of the most loyal and protective breeds around. They are also known to be safe and are…

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    you know that German Shepherds are the best dog breed. German Shepherds have more capabilities than any other dog such as the dachshund or any other dog. Even though The German shepherds may be a little energetic, German shepherds are great dogs because they have the ability to learn commands for many tasks, They have courage, and They are loyal. They can be very protective and they are not mean. They have great behavior and they are a medium size dog. First, People should get german shepherds…

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    A heroic story told on dog guide.net in the year 2000 on August fourteenth created through KidzSource tells the story of a German shepherd dog who saves the lives of her beloved family. “Shelby became the 45th Skippy Dog Hero of the Year for saving two adults and two children from carbon monoxide poisoning. The dog (with her keen sense of smell) was the first to detect the rising C0 levels while the rest of the family was asleep, nudging each of them out of their sleep and refused to stop…

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    2) Political Competition in the Franco-German Relationship As previously mentioned, Europeans were conscious of the importance of the eliminations of the roots of wars. The French Government discerned that the integration with Germany was a critical issue in terms of war prevention. In 1950, Robert Schuman, the French foreign minister, suggested the cooperation between France and Germany. The Plan was related to coal and steel industries of the Federal Republic. Since the steel production of…

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    Throughout the Industrial Revolution, many Germans immigrated to the United States in search of a new life. By 1830, 37% of the population spoke German, making it the most commonly spoken language after English. Yet the German immigrants ' ability to coexist with the rest of society was made especially difficult from the late 19th century to World War I. Scholars and authors can agree that American sentiment towards Germany and German-Americans shifted quite rapidly from being tolerant to…

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    As I interviewed Dr. Angela German, our conversation ranged from early childhood to traveling. Some of her favorite things to do are reading, traveling, and watching television. While reading and watching television, she enjoyed anything that had to do with traveling. As a child, her family couldn’t afford to take summer vacations. She often dreamed of a better life that includes seeing the world and many different aspects of the world. Traveling has become one of her favorite hobbies. Motion…

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    To put it simply, there was not a sense of a collective German nation. Prior to the Brothers Grimm, Germany found itself heavily influenced by the French. In the late 18th century, France occupied German territories, and by 1794, found itself in possession of the western extent of contemporary Germany (Roberts 28). As a result, the idea of what it meant to be intrinsically German was vastly neglected, until the efforts of the Grimms’. The brothers’ reverent collection…

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