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    dichotomous ruler’s of all time made their mark on Europe: King Louis XIV of France and Frederick the Great of Prussia. These two rulers were at opposite ends of the spectrum in terms of government and image. On one hand was Louis XIV, with his absolutist government, emblazoned with gold, jewels, and lavish clothing. On the other hand was Frederick the Great, the stalwart and humble leader of Prussia, identifiable not by his outward appearance, but by his character and personality. These two set…

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    Enlightened Despots

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    aspects of the ideology of the Enlightenment. These aspects were mostly found in areas such as legal, social, and educational reforms. These monarchs took on the name “enlightened despots”, an example of these despots being Frederick the Great of Prussia and Joseph II of the Holy Roman Empire. However, despite being dubbed “enlightened”, Frederick and Joseph only enacted enlightened ideas to an extent. While they did enact some enlightened reforms, especially in education and religious…

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    Adams was finally convinced to remain in politics after he learned how highly Washington thought of him even being called "the most valuable of America's officials abroad”. When John Adams Sr. became President, he appointed his son “Minister of Prussia”; in Prussia, Adams renewed the “Prussian-American Treaty of Amity and…

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    Wolf Children Oral History

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    part of East Prussia’s population has been destroyed by Soviets. In 1944 when the war turned against Germany, this land was invaded by the Red Army in a mass of orgy rape, pillage and indiscriminate killing directed against the civilians. When East Prussia and its people tried to escape from the approaching disaster, it formed part of the largest migration of humanity in history. The lady, one of the survived Wolf Children, who will be interviewed for this dissertation research has been suffered…

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    Congress of Vienna was an assembly of 5 powers of the continent(British, French, Prussia, Austria, Russia) , held from Sept-1814 to June 1815 to discuss the state of Europe and how to deal with the aftermath of Napoleonic wars. The aim of the assembly was to create balance of power among the European Empires to avoid future wars in the continent. This summit successfully maintained peace among these Empires for 40 years . It was only after 99 years an all-out war took place involving the…

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    Horace was called father of American public education he travelled to Prussia to look at the styles of teaching. Horace found the Prussia system and started to adopt the system it all started in Prussia also known as Germany. The Prussia curriculum spread around the world after it was adopted and then rules started to be made by the board. After all the things came into place children where then told that…

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    Decembrist Revolts

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    in order to gain more territory until he was defeated by a British-led Allied army under the command of the Duke of Wellington, and a Prussian army under the command of Gebhard Leberecht von Blücher. In the result of these Napoleon actions Russia, Prussia, Austria, Britain, and France formed the Congress of Vienna to find a solution to restore the balance of power which Napoleon had disrupted. Later on, in 1815, they sought a solution to prevent liberalism and nationalism from disrupting the…

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    and ended around September 2, 1914. It all started when two Russian armies invaded German East Prussia in August of 1914. Russia's first army was led by Rennenkampf, and its second army was led by Samsonov. On August 20th, Rennenkampf's army defeated eight divisions of German's eight army on the eastern front. By the time this happened, Samsonov's army had already crossed through southern East Prussia to threaten the German rear. When faced with the attack, Germans 8th army approved the…

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    1621, and then the plagiarized system published by Friedrich Wilhelm of Brandenburg Prussia in 1632. This paper will explore how the reformed system developed in the Dutch Republic propagated between different leadership groups, and the reasons for ‘lagging’ effects between different nations. What reasons led Gustavus Adolphus to adopt and expand upon the system 10 years prior to Friedrich Wilhelm of Brandenburg Prussia? Exploring the topic will give a better understanding about how reform…

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    Forever 21 Research Paper

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    I was once a loyal customer of Forever 21, but because of the extremely terrible shopping experience in King of Prussia Mall in Philly. I swore that I would never walk into Forever 21 again in my life. When I was about to walked out of the fitting room area in Forever 21 located in King of Prussia Mall in Philly at around 1-2 pm., June 5th, an African American female clerk (about 5.8 ~6 ft tall )blocked my way and asked me to hang the clothes up. I was shocked and felt discriminated because…

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