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Interpretations of Pre-and Post-Revolutionary Cuba History Movie Review
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By using stock footage that had been achieved along with exclusive interviews with people who took part and observed the Cuban revolution, American citizens who fought along with Castro and Guevara as well as a former CIA agent, it becomes evident that the two men were
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German Military History History Essay
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The role of the army in the historical development of Germany as a country has long been studied by historians in this field. The army in Germany has played a major role in the process of maintaining a social order that is anachronistic and has an impact in bringing change. German military history has undergone major changes throughout the years.
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An Overview into Ancient Romes Social Classes History Essay
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Ancient Rome had a stratified social structure with six distinct social classes namely the Patricians, which comprised of the rich imperials; the Senators; the Equestrians, who were the upper-class horseback riders; the Commons (average citizens); the freed people, which comprised of freed slaves; and lastly the Slaves. 
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Historical Topics in the 1900s and beyond History Coursework
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The Beatles is a British pop group popular from 1960 to the 1970s.  They were made up of songwriting duo Paul McCartney and John Lennon, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr.  They were very popular during their time, selling millions of albums and being sought wildly by fans.  They disbanded when John Lennon left the group and have since never been formed again. 
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The Cold War History Annotated Bibliography
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America thought that Soviets plan to erect a security buffer in Poland was a call for war and Soviet readiness for war. Valerie Bodden believes that the Cold War was uncalled for, and the two powerful countries should have followed the peaceful
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Why was the Axis Defeated in the WWII and Why did it Take so Long History Essay
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In the agreement, they settled on working together to pursue their expansionism strategies and to offer one another military support. On the other hand, the Allied forces comprised of the United States, China, France, Soviet Union, and Britain who were directly opposed to the Axis expansionism strategy. 
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How the Printing Press Effected History History Essay
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The ironic fact is that in the contemporary world, printing is more of a business than a human and historical vocation. Thereby, the power of the printed word is confined in the hands of those who are elites and who have control over the printing business. Considering this fact it is indeed true to hold that the printing press greatly tempered with the compilation of history.
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The Purpose of Determining the Main and the Basic Problems of the United States of America History Essay
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Yes, all of us thought that this evil has been eliminated from the society by the virtue of movements and efforts made by numerous national heroes like Martin Luther King Junior etc. But that conception is most certainly wrong and needs to be amended as a study shows that for the past 40 years or so, the biggest issue that the Americans have faced s that of racism.
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The American US History since Watergate History Assignment
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The issue of race and racism may be unpleasant but America in general is willing to talk and do something about it.  It is just that the issue of racism is deeply rooted that it cannot be solved by one mere government policy.  It takes time and collective action to end racism and merely talking about it would not end it.  
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Germany During the Second World War History Essay
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With the formation of the Weimar Republic in 1919, the oppressed and hopeless humans found the last hope of becoming peaceful and civilized. The Weimar Republic flourished during its early years. With the setback in economy and obstacles faced by the newly born republic, Weimar managed to survive. 
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Germany During Weimar Republic History Essay
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The war led to multiple massacres and humanity yearned to cease the inhumane acts. It all started with the assassination of the archduke Frances Ferdinand and his wife by a Serbian student named Gavrilo Princip (Coster, 2005, p21). Germany was the central power against the allied countries and played an important role in World War 1. 
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The Roman Eastern Frontier History Essay
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The Roman Empire was considered one of the biggest in history, with bordering territories throughout the Middle East, North Africa, and Europe. It was famously called “empire without end”. This argument of universal supremacy was perpetuated when the Christian rule became dominant in the Empire in the 4th century.
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Why was the Axis Defeated in the WWII and Why did it Take so Long History Essay
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The parties eventually formed alliances which led to two opposing military groups, that is, the Axis and the Allies. The Axis countries included Italy, Germany, and Japan. The pillar goal of their alliance was out of their diplomatic efforts to securing expansionist interest during the mid-1930s.
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The Origin, History and Evolution of the Transcontinental Railroad History Essay
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Though the initial capital investments for the project were very high, the benefits provided by the project was massive in terms of creation of employment sources, surging of interstate trade and commerce processes, agricultural development of different regions of the country, and enhancing the public discourse related to transportation networks in the nation.
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Origin and History of the Ku Klux Klan Movements History Essay
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The empowerment of women in society has by far remained the most prominent and remarkable positive impact of the KKK movements on America as a nation. The extremely violent activities carried out by the Klan group as a part of their revolt mechanism ultimately led to the group experiencing a long period of decline.
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The British Empire - Not Merely Undemocratic History Essay
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The state of democracy that the British and the western world enjoyed today was the effect of the long struggle to change inequalities and social differences perpetuated by the early British Empire. The Empire was renowned for its historically gross undemocratic character used to widen the British control over vast territories.
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The Sui, Tang, and Song Dynasty History Essay
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It is crucial to specify the dynasty of consideration and the specific aspects that will be considered. The Sui dynasty, Tang dynasty, and Song dynasty will be analyzed. The three regimes had significant impacts on the journey towards the success of China as a country. The change in leadership systems that have taken place in China for centuries has been the backbone to some of the transformation that has taken place in the country as a whole.
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Gandhis Role in the Material Culture of India History Case Study
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The British Raj in India was characterized by divide and rule. The British ruled using Indian civil servants. This is because the few numbers of colonialists could not rule 300-350 million Indians without the support of collaborators. The British government lured powerful people into Indian society and gave them the power to rule over their own people.
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Locke, Marx and Machiavelli History Essay
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Their ideas on the issue of politics, morality, human nature, and private property might have differed but they were all a reflection of the period these aristocrats lived in and their ideology of what the future should entail that is far from what they had witnessed or lived under and this brought about criticisms of each other’s ideologies and works. 
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Life of Alexander Hamilton History Essay
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In 1766, his father moved his family to St. Croix and left his wife with his two sons. The father left the three for business purposes and from then, Hamilton was under the care of his mother. The mother, who later opened a small store to raise her family, educated his two sons with basic education, where Hamilton was able to learn to speak French fluently.
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Influence of Material Wealth on Leisure History Essay
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With the current trends in the world, leisure can be considered as an essential requirement for humans. This is explained by their desire to relax and get away from their everyday activities where they have to work and perform home duties. People book resorts and villas and travel around the world to participate in activities that they rarely get time to indulge in.
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Tokugawa Seclusion Policy of 1603-1858 History Essay
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The period characterized by prolonged internal peace, political stability, and economic growth under a military dictatorship (shogunate) founded by Tokugawa Ieyasu. Ieyasu achieved this political hegemony as a shogun in the whole country by carefully balancing the power of perceived hostile domains (tozama) with strategically positioned allies (fudai) and collateral houses.
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The American People in World War II by David Kennedy History Book Report/Review
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This research will begin with the statement that human beings have engaged in the war for as long as they have existed. War can be described as the state of armed conflict between autonomous entities or coalitions of such parties. War is often associated with extreme collective aggression, destruction of structures and property, and high mortality.
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Non-Violence Movement and Resistance in the US History Essay
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Non-violence movement and resistance have been applied in different parts of the world as a means of achieving certain political goals without the need to apply violence. The US has had its fair share of non-violence movements and resistance, which has often taken different forms, e.g.symbolic demonstrations, and protests, civil disobedience.
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History of the Diaspora Jews History Essay
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The disintegration of the Jewish state dates back to the 70AD resulting from the activities of the Roman Empire to evict the Jews from what they knew to be their home for millenniums. However, conceivable that the history of the Jewish diasporic nature begun way before the Romans even thought of invading and evicting the Jews from Judea. 
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The History of Iranian Civilization History Essay
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Iran also referred to as Persia has a rich history of civilization and urban settlement. In recent times, Iran has undergone extensive changes. These include changes in the association between rural and urban economies, countrywide development of the middle class, and the resulting social flexibility.
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Specifics of Iranian Civilization History Essay
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Cyrus laid the foundations of Persia by combining the Persians and the Medes, which were the two original Iranian Tribes. While he was undoubtedly a supreme conqueror evident from the fact that he has controlled one of the world’s biggest empires throughout history, Cyrus showed unprecedented tolerance towards the conquered tribes and nations.
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Alexander the Great History Essay
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At the age of 16, Alexander was able to defeat the Byzantium empire and as a result, was gifted a town named “Alexandropoulos”. This locality was the first of the many states and cities that were named after Alexander the Great. Hephaestion was one of the closest bodyguards and had become a lifelong friend to Alexander for all of his life.
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Saul Friedlander's The Years of Persecution History Book Report/Review
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Saul Friedlander's book 'The Years of Persecution' can be said to a major contribution to Jewish Holocaust studies. This book won the Pulitzer Prize for the non-fiction category. Friedlander was the son of the unfortunate Jewish parents who were persecuted by Hitler’s regime at Auschwitz.
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Key Features of Apartheid, How the Cold War Affected Africa History Assignment
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The diminishing aide to the African continent was predicted to worsen considering the hardening of the rich nations due to recession and facing other competing demands for assistance. These rich nations turned their attention to Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union. Thus, many African countries were moving to seek greater economic ties.
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Three Types of Nazi Camps History Term Paper
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After coming to power in 1933, the Nazi regime started building a widespread network of camps of various categories. Basically, camps were confinement centers where the Nazi regime detained its victims without any trial. Between 1933 and 1945, millions of men, children, and women of various ethnic, racial, and national backgrounds were imprisoned in various kinds of camps for security, social.
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The Six-Day War: Impact in Middle East History Essay
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Wars in some of the regions such as the Middle East have been fought for the sake of safeguarding territories as well as maintaining military dominance in a region.  The only way of having this done was by making sure that the accounts of the war were taken into consideration, allowing them to make better usage of every aspect taking place within the country. 
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The Cold War Impact History Essay
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The Cold War was the situation of military and political apprehension that preceded the World War II, which involved the powers of the Eastern bloc allies that were led by the Soviet Union and the Western bloc allies led by the U.S. Before the Cold War, the world was bipolar in terms of superpowers, however, with the end of the War II, the U.S. emerged as a unipolar and the sole superpower. 
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The Einsatzgruppen and the Role of the German Army in the Genocide History Term Paper
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The notion of a less-than-human enemy is critical to understanding the soldier’s motivation to wage a criminal war campaign. The Nazi party was successful in endorsing a moral exemplification of the enemy enabling this transformation to materialize. The soldiers grew tolerant of the apparent denial of dignity to the enemy due to this moral exemplification that emerged in their individual frameworks.
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The Historical Topics since 1500 History Assignment
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Orientalism refers to a perception that gears towards viewing, imagining, distorting as well as exaggerating the differences that exist between the Arabs cultures in comparison to Europe and the United States. The French Orientalism was focused on paintings that were influenced by the invasion of Egypt as well as Syria by Napoleon.
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Jewish Diaspora Status History Essay
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Jewish history tells of a race that has faced many challenges due to prejudice against them by other races.  They have been blamed by the Russians, Lithuanians, and many others for so many of their misfortunes. The anti-Jewish sentiment is vastly spread especially among the peoples of the former Soviet Union.
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How Far Did Economic Restrictions Caused the Nazis to Fail in World War II History Essay
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The Nazi Party was a political party that practiced Nazism in Germany and was active between the years 1920 and 1945. It emerged from the German nationalist, racist, and populist Freikorps paramilitary culture which fought against the communist uprisings in post World War 1 Germany.
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How Successful Was Nazi Regime in Germany History Case Study
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The Nazis came into power in 1933. It was a political, social, and economic system that would change the overall outlook and fate of the German nation. It had come into force on account of the previous existence democratic system in the form of the Weimar Assembly that was a total failure owing to the absolute alienation of Germans to the kind of system.
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New Consumerism of the 1920s History Term Paper
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 The Great Depression was a global economic crisis that plagued the majority of the developed world during the 1920s. There are many factors that led to this horror of a financial crisis that many Americans, and the rest of the world, had to face. The new consumerism of the 1920s was one of the key factors that fueled the notorious economic path ending with the Great Depression. 
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Paraphrase the Androgynous Fashion History Case Study
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Coco Chanel (Fashion designer), born August 19, 1883, in Saumur, France. She is famous for her timeless designs, trademark suits, and little black dress. Chanel was raised in an orphanage and taught how to sew. She was a singer before opening her first clothes shop.
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Chinese Opium War History Case Study
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Despite the disadvantages and every other negative result brought about during the opium war, some positive effects became a long-term solution more so to the economy of China. The treaties signed during the wars became an opportunity for the opening of more ports in china hence enabling the Chinese government to open to various foreign trades.
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Ad Analysis of the 1st Part of XX Century History Essay
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It was characteristically a movement that aimed to challenge the old ways of advertising, which had been being employed in the advertising industry in the earlier years especially in the 1920s to 1940s.  There was the formation of creative cells. Their formation was aimed at producing highly creative works of art to be utilized in the advertising industry. 
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China - Literature, Confucianism, and Revolution History Assignment
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The question of the approach used by Mao was dominant as he had been the brain behind the Great Leap. The society had suffered with his forced labor in an area that needed skills and expertise. It was his push for such agendas yet he pointed fingers at the ambassadors of capitalism. He probably wanted to restore his faith among the people.
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Emily Wilding Davison and the Suffragette Movement History Essay
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It was not until 1893 when New Zealand women achieved the same rights and Australia in 1902. America, Britain, and Canada gave women the right to vote after the end of World War I.1 A woman called Emily Wilding Davison, born in 1872 and died in 1913, was a radical activist who fought for the suffrage of women in Britain. 
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Analysis of Art History History Essay
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The literature shown in the artwork is that Margaret Theresa was present in a Spanish court with her maidens while mourning her father’s death. According to history, Margaret was married to Leopold at the minority age of 15. The evidence shown in the portrait’s inclusion of dwarfs amongst Theresa’s maidens confirms the aspect of drama (Potter 51).
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The Roles of the Alamo in the Texas Revolution of 1836 History Case Study
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Houston won and became the first president of Texas. Houston transformed the Nation. He changed the constitution. In that aspect, the Alamo war brought about redrafting of the Texas Constitution. Houston requested the annexation of Texas to the USA. However, the law outlawed fee blacks from staying in Texas perpetually. In addition, women lost their vital rights in the new constitution.
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Ways in Which the Experience of Slavery Different From Men and Women History Essay
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Both men and women who were considered to be slaves were prone to abuse which were informed of beatings, being secluded from their loved ones as a way of correcting them from their mistakes or instilling some sense in them for a given period and they were all considered as property as they were owned by their masters. 
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Role of Literature and the Arts in Twentieth-Century China History Essay
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The Cultural Revolution led to the collapse of the Chinese economy as the amount of rice and cotton produce annually reduced drastically.  This led to an increase in the price of rice and cotton fabrics and clothes. Industrial production equally decreased leading to poor transport and communication systems.
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The Expansion of Slavery in the Early American Republic History Case Study
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Throughout the history of human civilization, the citizenry of various countries has raged war against one another from time to time.  This is, unfortunately, nothing new.  As people and ideas advance, so does the competition for limited resources and the control of the land on which people reside.
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Reasons for the Division of Early Shi'Ite Movement Into Different Sects History Essay
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The modernization has caused a paradigm shift leading to groups with personal and selfish objectives. Consequently, most sects have become military groups with their inhuman governing principles. Remarkably, terrorism has been thought to be a result of the Shi’ite’s spilled whereby members have used fear to control their areas of influence.
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