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    Convents were founded and led by nuns connected to many prominent families or their towns or of spanish descent. These were places where women could find haven from the chaos occurring around them due to inquisitions, and the overall process of colonization. Often women from prominent backgrounds that lost their husband turned to the religious life and joined a convent, bringing with them their possessions. Many of these convents where very large buildings…

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    Religious War Summary

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    CH 12 Age of religious wars Matthew Bauchert RENEWED RELIGIOUS STRUGGLE PG 390 -392 • Peace of Augsburg – legal Lutheranism in HRE but not Calvinists and Anabaptists • After council of Trent-Jesuits launch global counter-offensive against Protestantism • Intellectuals preach tolerance before politicians • Castellio comments of killing of Servetus by calvin • Politiques- rulers who urged tolerance, moderation, and compromise • Catholics and Protestants struggle for control of France,…

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    The play is written in 1945, after the end of Second World War but the play was set on a spring evening in 1912, which is two years before the World War One. J.B. Priestly have set the play 35 years in past so that he can involve the audience in the play. The play is about social responsibility. Priestley uses the play to present his ideas on responsibility and society. Priestly voices his numerous concerns through the play including political ideologies, the rights of the working classes and…

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    The fleeting Pursuit of Wisdom The power of knowledge has lead humanity in an endless quest to discover the unknown since the beginning of time. Yet the question of what exactly we know cannot be measured as there are no standards of measurements. We are ever learning yet what we know is always subjective in light of the undiscovered and perhaps we know nothing at all. Philosophy offers the promise of discoveries through the purposeful search and acquisition of wisdom to enrich the soul, yet…

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    Memories of the past, a place where it was a happier and simpler time. Such a theme is explored in The Great Gatsby written by F. Scott Fitzgerald. Near the end of the novel, the main protagonist, Nick Carraway reflects upon his childhood where he finds solace and nostalgia contrasted from the murky and uncertain present. Fitzgerald contrasts this uncertainty of the present and an adoration of the past by using literary techniques such as employing stories appealing to Pathos as well as using…

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    than the Brecilian Forest. The events of DA;O and DA:A are pretty much swept under the rug, people only mention it in passing when it would be much better if you just had the same character, the entire plot of DA:2 is to set up for Dragon Age: Inquisition and in that respect I feel cheated. Now the ugly: The worst thing about DA:2 is the choices, all of them suck. With regards of dialogue you're restricted to GOOD, FUNNY or EVIL which is not how a choice system should work, it's like the…

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    The Old Man Analysis

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    The Old Man is a short story written by the ever so talented Daphne du Maurier. The story is one of inquisition into lives of a strange family, as well as tragedy. It exhibits so many different elements of writing that is it had to choose some to highlight. Du Maurier has a style that is unlike any other published author I have ever read. The story flows and develops so well, it is astonishing. Elements of plot development and scenery twist hand in hand to create an exquisite story, which is no…

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    Evidence Based Dentistry

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    Oral care is crucial in maintaining healthy teeth and gums. Failure to maintain a good oral health would lead to oral disease, from children to the elderly. Obtaining a dental care could be expensive and therefore dentists are obliged to provide the best possible outcome and most effective treatment through current methods relevant to a patient’s problem. Ineffective passing of information could possibly result in prescribing the wrong treatment and ignorance towards current methods and…

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    Title: Religions cause war Specific purpose: The purpose of my speech is to inform my audience should take several steps about the misunderstanding between religions to stop the war. Central Idea: By supporting actions towards stricter laws against the effects on human and the environmental health, misunderstanding of religions will be brought to a halt. Intro I. Attention: Have anyone thought about the impacts of using the name of any religion to start a war? Could you imagine how people would…

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    Introduction Historical Situation Christianity in the early 16th and 17th centuries went through a very rough and turbulent ride. Some may even argue that we are still feeling the effects of this time today. This was a time of great progress and change in the Catholic Church and much of Europe. This time saw many great minds and brought about many reformers. Some of the many were Huldrych Zwingli, Martin Luther, John Calvin and Erasmus. This in my opinion was the start of one of the most…

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