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    Machiavelli asserts that Italians are “ready and willing to follow a banner if only someone will raise it,” and identifies the Prince, addressing Lorenzo De Medici, as this great unifier (Machiavelli 126). First, there are specific qualities the Prince must possess and cultivate…

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    The Victorian Period is marked by Queen Victoria’s reign from 1837 to 1901. The Romantic Period preceded the Victorian Period and served as a transition period between 20th-century literature. The salvaging of themes in classical literature and medieval literature were repurposed into the writings of the English Victorian Period. The Victorian writers displayed well-established styles of writing from previous eras, while at the same time pushing original customs to new and interesting directions…

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    seen, touched, smelled, tasted or heard. Along with sensation, Descartes believes that the mind also influences the body through emotions and feelings. This theory is called “Dualism”, introduced by Descartes, proposing the theory explaining the unification of, two different substances,…

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    three of the four existing languages as official languages. The elite did not want to create a conflict but instead construct a nation that unites the different language communities. Switzerland accounts their linguistic diversity as a factor of unification of the country. Another major difference between Switzerland and Belgium is the time period of their ethnic groups. Belgium has had a linguistic divide since the 11th century, this long existing linguistic border is why the crisis in Belgium…

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    In Another Country by James Baldwin, Baldwin yearns for sex not only being a physical action. Sex is much more than just the unification of two bodies, it explores social class, love and romance. He demonstrates the tracks with characters like Vivaldo and Eric, Rufus with Eric and Leona, Cass and finally Ida. Baldwin uses characterization and imagery to argue that sex is a place where people face their lack of acceptance with themselves. The protagonist of the novel named Rufus is the character…

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    of the Americas would pose a threat to the United States, specifically Russia and its claim to Alaska and the Pacific Northwest with the Ukase of 1821. The ukase forbid non-Russian ships from approaching Russian territory closer than one hundred Italian miles (Higgins 37). Although the Congress of Vienna and…

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    Jessica Le Dr. Goodman Eng1101 Explanation-Informative Essay Due Date: November 8, 2017 Jessica Le Professor Goodman English 1101 8 November 2017 Calligraphy Being a junior in high school, a common question is “What do you want to be?” or “What do you want to do as a career?” I had taken an interest of graphic design at the time of when I was in search of one and that is what had led me to my liking in calligraphy. I have tried practicing various styles of calligraphy and watching…

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    Mohammad Gumma Mrs. Staton AP European History 14 October 2015 Prompt: Evaluate the extent to which political and social factors affected the work of scientists in the sixteenth and seventeenth century. The Restrictions and Magnetisms of Scientific Efforts Throughout the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, there was an emergence of new fundamentals and a modernized view of the natural world. This period came to be established as the Scientific Revolution. Centered in Europe, the intellectual…

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    How Dark were the Dark Ages? When looking at the historical patterns of many different regions of the world, it is easy to see that by no means was any civilization perfect in terms of living. This is especially true when one looks at the the chaotic historical trends of Medieval Europe—universally known to be a time of societal plight. However, when analyzing the daily lives of Medieval Europeans, one can discern the fallacy that the Dark Ages were a time of utter despondency. When looking at…

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    popularity and soloists were no longer the main attraction. The recitativo secco became uncommon and was replaced by a more melodic recitative with orchestral accompaniment. The comic opera was most open to the new stylistic changes. Comic operas The Italian Opera buffa consisted of singers singing parlando-style (talk-song) and dialogue was set in rapidly delivered recitative with continuo. The work consisted of six or more characters with a plot that caricatured the faults of both the…

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