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The Arrival of Europeans Change History Essay
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Before the start of the colonial era, the First Nations, now referred to as Canada, used to satisfy all their needs through naturally available resources. Most of the First Nations inhabitants from the woodland area had independent hunting grounds whereas the First Nations inhabitants from the Iroquoian were successful farmers.
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Mendicant Orders in Mexico History Research Paper
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The mendicant orders were religious orders that mainly depend on charity for their survival. The members of the order strictly adhere to the lifestyle of Jesus Christ who they consider a model of Christianity. It is for this reason that they do not own any property or riches as Jesus Christ did not own properties while on earth.
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West African Trajectories, Slavery and Abolitionism History Literature review
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The strange institution of slavery cuts across the heart of American history, with the implications lasting long after it was abolished by Abraham Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation of 1863, as well as the Thirteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution of 1865. Indeed, African slavery can be traced back to nearly the beginning of European settlement in America.
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The History of the German Military History Research Paper
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Germany lost WWI because of various reasons: failure of the Schlieffen Plan, which led to a two-front war, the usage of unrestricted submarine warfare, the entry of the USA, the military weaknesses of Germany’s allies, and poor military tactics. In addition, there were internal dissensions at home because of hunger, as well as inflation.
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The Political and Social Causes of the 1979 Revolution History Essay
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The 1979 revolution, also known as Islamic Revolution or Iranian revolution,  refers to the occurrences entailing the deposition of the Pahlavi Dynasty under Mohammad Shah Pahlavi's rule and its ultimate reinstatement with a national republic under Ayatollah Khomeini.  It was a nationalist, Shia Islamic and populist rebellion that reinstated the dictatorial monarchy with the theocracy based upon guardianship of Islamic jurists.
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The Young Turk Revolution of 1908 History Essay
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Beginning in the late 1200s and stretching through multiple centuries, and through 36 generations with no breaks until 1918, the Ottoman dynasty constitutes the longest dynasty in the history among all dynasties whose reign occurred before, in the course and shortly after WWI (Trumpener, 1962, p.371).
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War of Ideologies Known as the Cold War History Literature review
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Immediately after the Second World War, both the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (U.S.S.R) and the United States of America were considered the world’s strongest nations; in fact, they were referred to as the superpowers. Notably, these two superpowers had different ideologies when it came to economics and government: the U.S.A. advocated for capitalism while the U.S.S.R. pursued communism.
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Franklin D Roosevelt and World War II History Essay
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Franklin D. Roosevelt spent much time trying to help America recover from the Great Depression during his early years in office. However, Roosevelt did not overlook America’s foreign policies since he believed that the country played a significant role in the global arena (Council on Foreign Relations).
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Education in the UAE in the Past and Now History Research Paper
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It is essential to state that the world as a whole is always developing. However, some nations develop at a faster rate than others do and that is what brings the different classifications. Over the past 40 years, the UAE has shown significant development in various fields including education (Sadik & Snavely, 1972).
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Analysis of Japanese Gender History History Research Paper
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Generally speaking, the literature will majorly focus on how Nichiren viewed women in the Buddhism religion. It will further analyze the doctrines that are attached to women and their efforts spiritually to how treaties focus the issue which contradicts the social and religious values of the Japanese.
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Religions of the Ancient World History Literature review
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Religion was a significant element in the daily living of ancient society. The Egyptian and Greek religions, for instance, provided the basis for the religious belief systems of these societies. People during this particular period faced the perceptual challenge of explaining their origin and the world around them.
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Advantages of Archival Documents as a Source of Historical Data History Literature review
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Archival documents and oral history are two important historiographical methods Oral history is the recording, conservation and explanation of historical information on the basis of personal experiences and opinions of the speaker. It might be in the form of eyewitness indications about ancient times but can entail myths, songs, folklore and stories that are passed down from one generation to another over years through the word of mouth.
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The Great Rhetra: Molding the Spartan Legal System History Literature review
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The Great Rhetra has been subjected to a wide controversial discourse among historians regarding its components and the time when it actually came into existence. This has culminated in extensive research in the field of academia aimed at ascertaining who really initiated it and at what time in the history of Sparta. This continues to range amid antagonism from the different schools of thought.
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The Vietnam War Not Ended for the Nation of Vietnam History Literature review
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It is essential to state that during the year 1954, the Vietnam state was split into the South which was democratic and the North which was communist. Because of the differences in terms of political ideologies, a series of tragic events followed and intensified to a degree of a full-blown war between the countries.
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Was the Treaty of Versailles Doomed to Fail From the Moment It Was Signed History Essay
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British economist John Maynard Keynes was a key proponent of the view that the Treaty would cripple the German economy and that by overlooking critical issues such as economic recovery, food, fuel and finance the Treaty would only exacerbate Germany’s situation and fuel German resentment towards the Allies (Keynes 1920).
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The Impact of the Second World War on Australian Attitudes to Japan History Essay
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The events and experiences of the Second World War in the twentieth century did cement feelings in many Australians that Japan was the “other” to be most feared. The treatment of European and Asian prisoners by the Japanese during the Second World War increased the hatred between Japan and its victims.   
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Factor that Explains the Rise of Western or European Power History Essay
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For instance, in the 18th, 19th, and 20th c, there were many markets in the commonwealth that gave Britain a ready market for their manufactured products. This is because their products were cheaper as compared to other competing countries. In the wars that took place in the eighteenth century, Britain captured a large empire that it colonized.   
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Understanding Contemporary China and China from Mid 19th Century to 1978 History Literature review
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The People’s Republic of China has emerged to be a great economy in the world with the onset of globalization. However, the economic development did not come up without challenges and makeovers, the Chinese worked effectively and strategically to beat all odds and rebuilt their country from the ruins of wars and desperation in the 19th century.
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How the Recent Historical Combat Films Memorialize the American Soldier History Research Paper
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It is essential to state that there are a number of American historical war films that have been screened since 1980. Among these are Tropic Thunder, which was screened in 2008, We Were Soldiers, which was screened in 2002, Good Morning Vietnam, 1987, Forrest Gump, 1994 and Born on the Fourth of July, 1989.
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Analysis of the Two American Policies: The Truman Doctrine and Marshall Plan History Essay
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As a result it became almost impossible for Europeans to come up with a comprehensive plan to properly utilize the America’s economic aid. In some cases therefore, the good intentions of the plans could not be realized by some European nations like in Sweden, as they lacked a comprehensive program for executing the plans.    
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History of the Roman Triumph History Literature review
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The Roman triumph was a religious rite and public ceremony of prehistoric Rome carried out to publicly rejoice and consecrate the martial achievement of martial accomplishment of the army commander after winning an immense military success or initially and conventionally, a person who had successfully finished an overseas war.
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Globalization of Buddhism History Research Paper
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Tambiah (1976 pp. 21) writes that Buddhism just like Christianity and Islam is a representation of autonomous beliefs in the knowledge field. Such ideas are based on the existence of a supernatural form of being whose very existence is to guide humankind in its relations with each other and its environment.
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Japanese Modernity: The Past in the Creation of a Non-Western Modernity History Essay
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The Tokugawa Era emphasized individual differences in social and political beliefs underlying a sharply defined stratification of society constituted by samurais, peasants, artisans, and merchants. All these classes had their respective role in society. This compartmentalization discouraged nationalism and the development of national identity.
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Taiwan and Beyond: Chinese Settler Cultures History Essay
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As far as the long-term development of Taiwan in the post-War era is concerned, the open rift and looming independence of Taiwan began after the violent repression in 1947. The point is that with the external protection, Taiwan found space to consider its development agendas with other countries including China and the United States.  
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Why Allies Won World War Two History Essay
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The Axis forces made many strategic mistakes during the war that made the Allied powers win the World War Two. For instance, during the battle of Dunkirk Germans blocked British Channel near Abbeville. This was possible because Germany had split the Allied powers into two battlefronts and cornered the British and French forces around the cost. 
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Basic ideas and Principles behind Liberal Internationalism History Essay
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Political liberalization is categorized as an expansion of the liberty and rights of an individual and this includes the right to freedom of speech even against the state authorities and organizing with anybody to oppose those in power. Economic liberalization on the other hand aims at reducing the intervention by the state in the market place.  
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How Is the Australian Nation Constructed through Historical Representation History Essay
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To establish the point Edmund Burke’s famous saying can be cited. He said that what society reflects now can be termed as a partnership between the living, the dead, and those who will be born. He further affirmed that these partnerships bind human beings in a nation and bring about changes that no one would have expected. 
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Chicano Student Protest in the US History History Essay
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There were numerous political and activist movements in the history of the US from the fifties to the seventies. One of the conflicts that suffocated the climate of the political and activist arena was on Vietnam War and racial segregation. Chicago student protest was among the various stages that were used to channel grievances.
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The Role Played by Western Air Power in the Balkans Conflicts of the 1990s History Essay
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Air power has proved to be a primary instrument in winning wars between nations. The west also used air power in the Balkan conflicts of 1993 and it appears to be the dominant of modern warfare. Technological achievements in military power strategy led to the effectiveness of western air power in calming the Balkan conflicts.   
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The Second Address Speeches of Barack Obama and Abraham Lincoln: The Similarities and Differences History Essay
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Intending ill will to none and being charitable to all supported by firmness in the right as GOD gives us the privilege to recognize the right, let us complete our work and help the wounded, their widow, and the orphans of the battle while doing out best to obtain lasting peace among ourselves and other nations. 
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Platos Allegory of the Cave and the Emperors New Clothes in Americas Democracy History Essay
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Plato’s Allegory of the cave and the Emperor’s New Clothes points out the fact that people have to choose what is right in life as opposed to what makes them popular. The Allegory of the cave goes ahead to ask people to think about how they lead their individual lives. Human beings have to examine or evaluate their lives from time to time; they have to stand for truth and good values.
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Bronze Age and the Aegean History Essay
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The main trading commodities of Mycenaean Greece were oils, textiles, pottery bronze tools, and weapons. The Mycenaean oil industry was flourishing. It made sweet-scented oils from local and imported raw materials. The textile industry was also flourishing, highly valued textiles made their way out of the Mycenaean empire to the overseas markets.
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Tanks as the Most Useful Weapons for WWII History Essay
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Tanks are tracked armored fighting vehicles for front-line combat and combine operational mobility, defense capabilities, and tactical offensive. Its large-caliber main gun provides it with firepower on a rotating turret with secondary machine guns. Its all-terrain mobility and heavy armor protect it and the crew making it possible to perform most of the primary tasks done by armored troops on a battlefield.
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Terror and Viln during the French Revolution History Essay
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The French revolution is a historical period in France that covers the years 1789 to 1799. During this period, the monarchy was overthrown, and there was a force for a drastic restructuring of the Catholic Church. (Frey) The revolution deposed the old regime by overthrowing Louis Xvi who was the king of France in those memorable years.
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Analyses of Unforgiven, Conan the Barbarian History Essay
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Unforgiven is a movie about revenge in which several people were killed. It revolves around a former gunfighter known as Munny. He is brought into the scene by another gunfighter called Kid. This is after a group of prostitutes offers a reward for anyone who kills two men who were involved in the disfiguring of their two colleagues.
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North And South Korea Unification History Essay
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The poverty level is very high in that a person living in North Korea makes 93.21% less money compared to a person in South Korea. Therefore, unification will mean that one of the nations will benefit at the expense of the other’s hard-earned economy and investments. This beneficiary will be North Korea (Bluth 38). 
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The Chinese Revolution between 1900 and 1949 History Essay
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Kuomintang of china was one of the oldest political popular parties in china from 1910 and to date, it has remained to be among the top political parties in Taiwan. It ruled china from 1928 to 1949 with its leader being Sun Yat-sen. Kuomintang had its headquarters in Taipei in Taiwan. The party’s main principles were a free, prosperous, and powerful nation, these principles were strongly advocated by Sun Yat-sen.
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Hello Kitty and Global Popularity History Essay
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The Sanrio Incorporation was started in 1960 by Shintaro Tsuji in Japan as a trinket maker. Shintaro is the president and CEO of the company. The company has since evolved into a multi-billion global company with characters such as Little Twin Stars, Hello Kitty, and My Melody being the face of their products. Hello, Kitty was introduced in 1974 and is now the flagship brand of the company.
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The Australian Human Rights Commission History Essay
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The United Nations High Commission for Refugees (UNHCR) defines an asylum-seeker as an individual who has sought international protection from any country and whose claim to being an immigrant is yet to be determined. As a necessity that has resulted from previous social contradiction, the same commission saw it fit to differentiate an immigrant or asylum seeker from a refugee.
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The Impact and Effects of Colonization on Aboriginal People History Essay
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The aboriginal people refer to people who had their ancestors originally living in mainland Australia before it was colonized by the British in 1788. The first interaction between the two parties was friendly but it later on turned violent. The main reason for this feud was that the Aborigines were being forced out of their land and they saw the need to defend it.
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Analysis of the Nature of World War 1 History Essay
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Consequently, in most of the Satellite nations, the Communist Parties were not enjoying much support before World War 1, so the Soviets had to impose regimes that never had the support. This indeed informed the Soviets of what to expect from the population, the rebellion, and the disobedience of the people.
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The American Way of War by Weigley Russell History Essay
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Looking at the way war was practiced and thought about by major United States political and military figures Russell's conclusion was that except for the early periods of the existence of the nation, the American approach to war focused on the wish to attain a clashing militia victory either via a strategy of annihilation or a strategy of attrition over an enemy.
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To What Extend did the Great Depression Setback the Globalizing Process History Essay
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The globalisation process provided more opportunities before the Great Depression than it does today since nations are keen on avoiding a total collapse of their financial systems. Countries are keen on ensuring that globalization does not wipe away their gains and allow other people to benefit from them. 
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Was the End of the ld Wr a Triumph of Idlgy or nmis History Essay
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"If states wind up in a self-improvement framework, this is because their norms made it that way. Altering the norms may, therefore, change the inter-subjective learning that institutes the system that educates different states that people should their states and see them as a potential risk to human security. 
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Who Was King Arthur History Essay
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The Arthurian legends have been most popularly advocated since the years Geoffrey of Monmouth, Robert de Boron, Chretien de Troyes, and most majestically, Sir Thomas Malory created them. An enormous number of poets, writers and artists were inspired by the lives and the times of King Arthur who was a central figure of the Arthurian legends.
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The Family Photography: A Critical Review of the Matthews Family Album as a Historical Representation History Essay
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By reconstructing the history of one family, we can then begin reconstructing the histories of the people and communities that surrounded that family. If every individual were to capture the histories of their own families, just imagine the sheer magnitude of historical representations that would be available to the world! 
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Use of Glass by Camille and Pissarro in Crystal Palace History Essay
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Camille Pissarro was a French painter born on 10 July 1830 in St. Thomas, Virgin Islands in France. His father, Abraham Gabriel Pissarro, was a Portuguese Sephardic Jew, and his mother, Rachel Manzano-Pomié was from the Dominican Republic. He developed an interest in art as early as the age of 12 during which he showed much interest in anarchism.  
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Can Contemporary Australia Still Be Described as Anti-Asian History Essay
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Globalization has opened up free trade and investment and subsequently countries have been forced to open up their borders to promote the free flow of goods and services. However, with the adoption of free trade across borders, it has also become apparent that people should supposedly move freely too and this has created immigration problems.
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Glass in Architecture - Tugendhat House History Essay
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The kind of usage was earlier limited mostly designing in the most grandiose manner and in buildings constructed for official purposes. Manners, in The Architecture Review (2007) states that the earlier part of the 20th century however saw an increase in the usage of glass in the core process of house design and construction.
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Otto von Bismarck Character History Essay
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The development of the military in Germany was the most important element in determining the character of the German nation after 1871. While other factors such as international diplomacy, the individual personal qualities of the leadership class, and rapid industrialization were also important, it was the military that ultimately defined the character of the nation by 1914.
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