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- 5101: Australia Joining World War 1
- ... because he was eager to shed German blood..."... I am itching to get a dig at a few Germans ... we have all got the war fever ... I am too excited to give my mind to writing..."However, after experiencing the horrors of war, Coporal Antill was not so blood thirsty..."I honestly say I will be highly delighted when this war is over for it is simply terrible, for to see ...
- 5102: World War 2
- ... parts of movies where they actually show real footage of the occurrence, is another ways to give us a better understanding of how the war was like. The study guide were also a big help, writing down tall the new information, following all the phases from the starting point of the war to the end. Also, from the study guide it easy to follow and knowing what's going on even ...
- 5103: The Scientific Revolution In The 17th Century
- ... alchemy. Up until the scientific revolution the philosophers essentially tip-toed around many of their discoveries and beliefs because of theology. At times they didn’t want to believe the theories themselves because of their personal religious beliefs. Science and religion were intimately connected. Scientists (or natural philosophers) interpreted their work in religious terms and saw it as contributing to the achievement of their religious goals. This view has evolved throughout ...
- 5104: The French Revolution's Affect on Romanticism
- ... delicately analyzed his own emotions". (Compton's Interactive Encyclopedia "French Literature") Joseph de Maistre, another major figure whose strong political views made him totally oppose the war, still took the Revolution in to consideration when writing. (60) Leinward supports this idea when he says "Poets were moved by the great events of their lives, including the French Revolution." (528) Hugo, the greatest poet of the 19th century France, perhaps of all ...
- 5105: Builders of a Beautiful Kingdom
- ... schools taught by professional teachers emerged to supply this need. The importance of education to the Romans was very crucial. These schools had a standard curriculum based on the liberal arts like literature, dialectic, arithmetic, writing, reading, geometry, astronomy, and music. They need skills for their Roman citizens to master the basic elements of farming, and develop the physical skills needed to be good soldiers. Girls were supposed to learn the ...
- 5106: The Ninth And Tenth Century Dynasties
- ... Salah al-Din fortified the city and built the Citadel. His reign was a golden age for Egypt and Salah al-Din is revered as one of the greatest heroes of Islam, for his humility, personal courage, brilliant military and administrative mind and for defeating the Christian armies and treating the vanquished with dignity. Salah al-Din spent eight years of his 24-year reign in Cairo during which time he ...
- 5107: The Dropping of The Atomic Bomb: Was It The Best Way to End The War?
- ... forces was not real aim for America. He thinks that the real aim was killing the huge number of Japanese in order to finish the war earlier.(16) He supports this insistence with a commanding writing for dropping the atomic bomb, which appointed not a military base but the center of the city and the industrial area as the targets of the atomic bomb.(17) Then, some may say that America ...
- 5108: Reasons For The Fall Of Socialism/Communism In Russia
- ... was supposed to ultimately be a classless society became classed as bureaucrats were paid for loyalty with material wealth, allowing them a better standard of living, because of this public interests were placed secondary to personal gain. The 1980's saw a dramatic drop in the Soviet citizens already impoverished standard of living. This caused strikes and public outcry against the administration which threatened the stability of the Soviet Union. The ...
- 5109: The Sun Also Rises: A Hero
- ... to know how it feels to experience conflict and every day life situations. Cohn kept himself confined, in the fact that he didn't experience much on his own. He did experience things such as writing a novel and visiting other countries. On the other hand he hasn't experienced nature, sports, and leisure activities. Even when he was traveling with Jake Barnes through the mountains he makes no comments on ...
- 5110: Tupac Amaru And The Comunero Revolt
- ... they joined the forces out of their own will, for they too were victims of the drastic economic changes, therefore they attempted to prevent, to some extent, a Burbon reformism which in turned threatened their personal interest.2 Other historians claim that promptly after their election, all five major leaders appointed, drew up a secret oath stating that they had accepted the job under pressure and that they made sure that ...
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