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    The Growth in Europe During the time of 500 to 1500 AD in europe, there was a lot of growth. For example, the Magna Carta, Gothic Cathedrals, and The Rise of Universities showed advancement in this Kingdom. The Magna Carta were clear and enforced laws that helped keep peace. In source B it states “The Magna Carta was one of the first documents to protect the rights of the people.” Everyone had to follow the demands on the Magna Carta, even the king, which created order amongst the people. This shows this is a growth age because people came together to make the laws better. Another example of growth were gothic cathedrals. These structures showed advanced improvements in architecture. In document A it says “Common features of gothic cathedrals…

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    Between 400 AD and 1400 AD, Europe was known as the “Dark Ages,” a time of cultural decline and decay. For instance, according to, (1954). The Record of Mankind, “The chief cause of this decline was lack of a government which could keep order.” Using Maslow’s hierarchy of Needs it’s shown that if the people did not acquire their physiological needs, which in this case would be food and clothing, nothing else would matter. Particularly, if the government lacks the needed resource for its…

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    Witchcraft in Europe Witchcraft lore has been around for thousands of years. One would be able to assume this since their overall knowledge wasn’t as advanced as we have become. We know how things work, what helps our plants grow, and how to heal people through medicine. The previous were all things the early people in Europe new little about, thus anyone that seemed able to do these things were considered a witch. The reason they were considered witches was because if they were able to help…

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    The late 18th century into the early 19th century was a time of enlightenment, global capitalism, and most importantly revolution. With European countries becoming more involved in global politics and affairs than ever before, conflict between these powerful nations was inevitable. When France succeeded in establishing ties to the new monarchy in Spain, the Bourbon regime formed and established rule during one of the most tumultuous periods in history. With Napoleon’s conquest of Spain in 1808…

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    Throughout time, many great leaders and and people have left their mark on European history. Many wars, revolutions, and other events have left a mark on history, but it is best done by the people who cause these effects. One of these famous European figures is Otto von Bismarck. Bismarck is the most important figure in European history due to his Unification of Germany, His Alliances and their affect on World War I, and his Military Strategies which influenced nationalism. Otto von Bismarck…

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    In Eric Dorn Brose’s writing, A History of Europe in the Twentieth Century, he offers a plethora of information. However, this paper will briefly summarize his section on The Great Depression. Beginning in 1928 and continuing until recovery began around 1933, a socioeconomic catastrophe plagued the World. This huge event stems from the First World War, which took place from 1914 until 1918. Brose provides connections throughout the early 1900’s that consequently affect the economies and…

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    It is obvious that there is a great deal of difference between being international and being cosmopolitan. All good men are international. Nearly all bad men are cosmopolitan. If we are to be international we must be national. And it is largely because those who call themselves the friends of peace have not dwelt sufficiently on this distinction that they do not impress the bulk of any of the nations to which they belong. International peace means a peace between nations, not a peace after the…

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    The discovery of the Americas and the trading of goods to and from them was one of the most significant events in history. This trade completely changed the economies of many different countries, some for the better and some for the worse. One country that was significantly impacted was Europe. Trade between Europe and the Americas was one of the most influential events between these two countries which impacted Europe more positively and the Americas more negatively. Europe took advantage of…

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    Political Refugees of Syria The worst migration crises of the generation has swept through Europe. Unwilling to prevent civil war in the neighboring country Syria hundreds of thousands of Syrians flood Europe. Europe is unprepared and overwhelmed by number of refugees from surrounding poor countries and Syrians fleeing war. Migrant crises is nothing new to The United States and its southern states being discussed in, “America Is Committed to take more Syrian Refugees, According to John…

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    know what happened in history by the evidence, whether it be written journals, documents of business transactions, oral tradition, or the physical evidence of bones, pottery, and weapons. This evidence does not lie, however, it does not necessarily tell the whole truth. Because bias can change the lense through which we see facts, factual history comes from a well-rounded point of view and includes accounts from opposing sides. Because it emphasizes European sources and leaves out Native…

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