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    The Magna Carta was an influential, historical document that impacted society in several ways. It was signed by the British King John. The King signed it, unaware of all rights he was giving up. The Magna Carta was basically 63 grievances of the noblemen in Britain. The Magna Carta was just as impactful now as it was then. There are innumerable ways the Magna Carta has shaped society today. The Magna Carta influenced modern society by allowing freedom of speech, being a precursor to human rights…

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    Philippine-American war. When Katipunan Revolution existed, they were asked to join with his two other brothers. But because his brothers and him believed in gradual reform, they refused to join. This was because the Katipunan Revolution had different objectives compared to the gradual reform. General Luna was…

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    Clearly, Fielding goes to great lengths to convince Aziz that India will never become a united nation. Fielding and Forster denounce colonisation yet they simultaneously gain privilege from it, and this explains the contradiction in their attitudes towards colonisation. The scene of the boats promises a fresh start, a form of rebirth, for Aziz and Fielding. It coincides with the festival of Shri Krishna in which the whole world is delivered from their pains and sorrow. The boats collide and…

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    Origin: The author of document is Calixto Garcia’s. Calixto is the author of the letter to General William R. Shafter. The letter was written on July 17, 1898. It was delivered in a letter form to General William R. Shafter who is the head of American Expeditionary Army. Use at the time it was created: This document was indented to show Calixto Garcia’s was being ordered to follow and corporate with the American army and was his letter of protest. He was saying to General William R. Shafter…

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    father of Empiricism and developed the Baconian Method, a way of how people should live. He was knighted in 1603 and was appointed 1st. Lord Viscount St. Alban in 1621. His contributions have also helped base for the foundation of the a Scientific Revolution. He is credited with starting an entirely new intellectual era and played a key role in the creation of English colonies in North America. Life without the English Philosopher and Former Lord Chancellor Francis Bacon would not be the…

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    The Industrial Revolution that first occurred in Britain in the late 18th and early 19th century and brought the introduction of machinery, opened up the door for manufacturing and mass production. However, something we should keep in mind is that the Industrial Revolution was not a wise development. Although manufacturing had many positive effects, many people suffered due to the urbanization, pollution, and the labor problems during the revolution of industrialization. After the end of…

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    Immigration in The United States during the progressive era resulted in an essential transformative period during American history. The United States was a beacon of hope for immigrants looking for prosperity and a fresh start. However, during the years 1880 through 1925, important transformations within the American economy occurred there were important such as the successful and lucrative industrialization and tensions arose regarding the government’s negative feelings and toward the large…

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    Persepolis, by Marjane Satrapi, is a graphic autobiography about growing up in Iran during the Islamic revolution in Tehran from age six to fourteen. This graphic novel contains several recurring visual symbols and icons. One of the most important of these symbols and icons in Persepolis is the symbol of God. God represents faith and Marji’s belief in what is said to her and how she perceives it. When God is present Marji is undoubtful that everything is alright. Marji's faith begins strong and…

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    the fate of the world.” America’s fight to autonomy has been viewed as the world’s paradigm of revolutions from colonial rule and it all began with the “Declaration of Independence.” The American declaration of independence became a blueprint for future declarations, fulfilling Jefferson’s prophecy. The drafting of a declaration of independence is representative of the success of the American Revolution, forming somewhat a tradition for countries to follow. This was evident in the Vietnamese…

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    When it comes to the subject of fate, Charles Dickens, writer of the novel A Tale Of Two Cities, explains it in a way anyone could understand it. The novel takes place in both England and France, before and leading into the French Revolution. This novel focuses on the French fighting against the revolutionaries in attempt to salvage their lives. When push comes to shove, one has to choose, for better or for worse, how their fate will turn out. Through examining Charles Darnay leaving France for…

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