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    A malady as devastating as the Black Plague hasn 't existed for centuries and not one of the most deadly diseases have ever come close to besting its economic and social impact. Over 25-45% of Europe was killed by the plague and most were poor men. As a result of the death of millions of men across Europe, women- now fatherless, widows and some still wives-had the ability to integrate into workplaces without the multitude of sexism that existed before the plague. In rural areas, many…

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    were provided to the community by blacksmiths, who could construct and repair these metal tools and weapons which made them one of the most important people that held a high social status among the peasants. Blacksmiths in the Middle Ages were important figures from the perspective of knights and the peasants because of their abilities to work with metal and hold together an economy and military. Feudalism is the political system that was developed in the Middle Ages, it was what kept order and…

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    Death, there were so many peasants that their value was very cheap. So, most peasants were forced to live in poverty, as their feudal lords had no incentive to pay them well. After all, if a peasant asked for higher wages, you could just release him and get a new one. But, during the Black Death, many peasants died, leading to a worker shortage. Therefore, the peasants were able to ask for higher wages, leading to the end of their feudal lords’ power over them. Richer peasants lead to the second…

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    Martin Luther The Movie

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    After watching the movie, on Martin Luther, I found the movie to be portrayed somewhat truthfully. The movie was just being long enough to portray the story that is exactly therefore I feel that only unfinished but full of gaps. The story forces on the main details in that order of the really viewers to gather a better understanding of Martin Luther. Luther's mission was clear, but his purpose is to be boiled down that only a few of his famous theses that are actually voiced in the movie. Martin…

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    war amplify the problems that existed in the military system, but also the incompetent bureaucracy. As a consequence, Russia suffered from many economic and military failures, which increased the dissatisfactory among the aristocrats, middle class, peasants, soldiers, and workers. Only when people gather to fight under a common…

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    America to escape her uncle she didn’t have enough money to ride first class on the train. Esperanza was astounded. She couldn’t believe she had to ride in the same car with peasants! For instance, during her long ride on the train she pulled out a treasured porcelain doll her papa had given her before he died. When a peasant girl reached out to touch the doll Esperanza pulled it away from the child. This shows that Esperanza is selfish. Towards the end of the book,…

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    her beliefs would lead her to trial and who she is known as today. Joan Of Arc was a woman who was wrongly convicted for standing up for her beliefs, she had an easygoing childhood as a peasant and traveled a lot. She is now known as a role model to many. Joan Of Arc started her life as a simple peasant girl. She didn't always know who she was going to be. Joan lived in a village named Domrémy. Her mother followed Catholic religion has she did. Joan didn't know how to read or write. At…

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    wars he waged by the end of his life. Peter the Great was also an absolutist leader. Peter the Great strived for a powerful military force in Russia and he achieved this by raising taxes which resulted in imposing additional burdens on the Russian peasants. He…

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    blood thirsty, transforming into animals obsessed with bloodshed transforming into animals obsessed with bloodshed. My research mainly would focus on the complex and hostile relationship before and after the revolution between the aristocrats and the peasants. Along with the novel, the history of that period will be examined with its social, economic, and political implications. This…

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    estates. The First Estate consisted the French Catholic Clergy. The Second Estate comprised of the nobility, with its leader the king and his advisors. And the Third Estate, the poorest and largest group, represented the remaining population: servants, peasants, merchants, city workers, artisans, and middle class…

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