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    ruler led massive armies to protect and enforce the laws. The ruler maintained the civilizations architecture and water systems to keep the civilization thriving and was viewed by the people as a servant for the gods. Egypt’s government was a theocracy and was ruled by a Pharaoh, who was similar to a king. He held absolute power, having a vizier to help in controlling the business and government. The Pharaoh upheld a powerful central government and preserved order in the civilization. The…

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    USA and USSR the cause was because of Germans aggression in Europe. Post of WWII new superpower USSR that led to cold war 1939-45 and then end of cold war in 1989. As for South West Asia/ North Africa, pre-WWI there was Ottoman Empire it was a theocracy and then the results of WWI the empire gets broken and becomes Turkey. King Hussein gets Arabian Peninsula from British but it was taken by Ibn-Saud which is Saudi Arabia. France gets Syria and Lebanon and Britain gets Iraq, Jordan and Palestine…

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    Absolutism Dbq Analysis

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    Liberty and freedom is often overlooked in some countries but other countries have never seen freedom or liberty before. That is because our vast world has many different forms of government with different forms of control, two being democratic rule and absolute rule. Democracy by definition is a system of government by the whole population or all eligible members of a state, typically through elected representatives. Many countries today have democratic governments such as the United States…

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    discuss the basic principles and Machiavelli 's theory of the cycle of government heavily borrows on Aristotle 's cycle of government. In following Machiavelli 's Discourses chapter two, Machiavelli goes against the Christian teaching of the day that Theocracy is the ideal form of government, by holding that a republic is the ideal, that the centralized ruler 's (the Pope) actions should be monitored by a council of nobility and common folk. Machiavelli essentially secularized the story of Adam…

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    3 million people were killed in the wars. The French Revolution was social and political turmoil or destruction that stayed around for about a decade and it changed human history. The central legacy of the Revolution is the move away from the theocracies and the monarchies. The french Revolution is one of the most important political events in human history. The Mexican-American War happened in the early 1800s and it was the territory of Texas that the Spanish, French, and the Americans…

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    “evil”, and “freedom” (Jentleson, 2014:465). The use of this ideological rhetoric can be argued to be a good move by President Bush’s scriptwriting team. Using the term ‘evil’ is an easy way to alter public opinion as ‘evil’ is a concept that a lot of the public will understand and it creates a clear image in the public’s minds that is very black and white. It is a very simple way of gaining public support for a foreign policy decision, and in this case to create a negative narrative towards the…

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    There are other countries that operate under a different type of government, or a different kind of law that doesn’t allow these freedoms. Take for example Saudi Arabia. Saudi Arabia is an Islamic country that operates under a theocracy. Their main form of law is Sharia Law, which forbids homosexuality, up to the point of execution if caught or accused. Citizens of this country cannot possible overturn this kind of law, since it is set in stone with their relgion. Since there…

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    Arthur Miller’s The Crucible took place in 1692 during the Salem Witchcraft trials. The citizens among Salem, Massachusetts, were under the strict rule of a theocracy, where if one does not place themselves in accordance to the bible, he shall be found guilty having practiced with the devil. Vengeance, the prominent role of many characters within Salem, resulted in spurious accusations of witchery towards innocent people. John Proctor, the protagonist of the drama, commits the sin of adultery…

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    interpret the scarlet A by its original signification. They said that it meant Able; so strong was Hester Prynne, with a woman 's strength” (148). Despite this, she chooses to live her life in anguish and solitude. Long after Puritans ruled Boston via theocracy, she comes back to the settlement to continue her torment. She wears the scarlet letter despite it being unrequited. Hawthorne mentions that the townspeople would state things such as, “‘Do you see that woman with the embroidered…

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    Essay On Mass Hysteria

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    humankind. In the late 1600s, several small Massachusetts towns had executed many of their citizens under the false pretense that they had been practicing witchcraft. There was a significant amount of hysteria caused by these accusations considering the theocracy they were a part of, along with their Puritan beliefs. The prosecution required scant evidence to convict. Spectral evidence (a form of evidence based upon dreams and visions…

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