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    The Renaissance Period

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    The Renaissance period was key to history itself and as we know it. The reason why it is because it influenced America in several significant ways. The movement fulfilled a lot of numerous component of establishments in the united states. Some of the impacts are such as social, cultural and political traditions. This paper is going to investigate and talk about the renaissance period. It will also talk about how the time of the Renaissance influenced this advanced world we call America. It will…

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    Quaternary Period

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    was again a pleasant experience for me to invite my parents to reintroduce ourselves to Iowa Hall and the wonders of the Quaternary period. In this YouTube video you can take…

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    The Reconstruction Period

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    this what lead us to civil war. Between these national crisis it was the breaking point for the young country. Reconstruction was needed and the period following the civil war, the reconstruction period, fostered many significant results and achievements especially for Constitutional amendments. While mending a broken country, the reconstruction period still left many fresh wounds. Passing laws wasn’t enough, to make a change would take a leader strong enough to change the hearts and minds of…

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    The Quaternary Period

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    So, The Quaternary period is characterized by several periods of glaciation. It is believed to start about 1.8 million years ago. This Time period is also known for its time of change. This period is divided into two epochs the Pleistocene and the Holocene. It is thought that the Woolly Mammoths still existed at the beginning of this period. Some environments were altered because of the several periods of glaciation and some animals and plants did survive but not all. In other words, glaciation…

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    The Paleolithic Period

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    The Paleolithic Period, which occurred about 40,000 years ago, was a time of hunting and gathering. Their major inspiration came from their surroundings, so most of their works were of the animals in their everyday lives, such as buffalo and horses. Their belief is that these drawings would bring the spirits of these animals into their hunting rituals, and this would bring them good luck. The Chauvet Cave in France is the earliest painting we have, which is estimated to have been created around…

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    The Tokugawa Period

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    The Tokugawa period was a cultural infusion of new forms of art. One form of art was practiced in the form of painting using a tedious process to get a spectrum of colors. Many woodblock paintings were like snapshots of everyday life. They weren't always drawn of wealthy aristocrats, rather a farmer's life. They were used to experience the unornamented, simple life. Some paintings are more urbanized and some are in rural areas. A common quality of many of the images is the presence of nature.…

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    The Stuart Period

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    The Stuart Period (1603-1714) saw significant changes in England’s form of government, from Absolute monarchy to today’s Constitutional monarchy. Throughout this time of upheaval, a number of chief historic events were developed; those events include the English Civil War (1641-1649), the Stuart Restoration (1660), and Glorious Revolution (1688). Each of these events played an exceedingly essential role in the fall of English Absolutism and the birth of a Constitutional Monarchy. In other words,…

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    The Romantic Period

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    to music history. There are different musical time periods full of numerous types of music. There will be different things that influence and change the way each individual hears music. Taking a music class opens up a new world that may not have been known, had the class not been selected. Most Influential Composer Ludwig van Beethoven was the most influential composer in music…

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    The Jacksonian Period

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    history. The greatest, or worst, of these reigns get their special names and place because of the actions done greatly affected the U.S. in some way. The Jacksonian Period was called the era of the “common man” and lived up to this through economic development, politics, and reform movements. The economic development during the Jacksonian period helped it live up to the title the era of the “common man.” In 1830 Jackson vetoed a congressional measure to a proposed road in Kentucky for he…

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    The Muromachi Period

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    The Muromachi period was from 1333 to 1600. The Muromachi shogunate was the second of Japan's three military commands. Between the Kamakura shogunate and the Tokugawa shogunate. The Shugo were selected to one or more domains in which they were to keep the stability, manage justice, and ensure tax gathering. Although military lords with extensive landholdings and personal following, their lands were not necessarily located in their provinces of assignment. During the 15th era, as some Shugo and…

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