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Hitler's Furies By Wendy Lower History Book Report/Review
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This paper will discuss the prominent role of women during Hitler’s regime. It will also take the reader the transformation of Hitler’s agenda and his keen ability to brainwash women. The author, Lower will depict true cases in which women became multi-dimensional for Hitler and the profound notions to become much more.
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Schiffin Harold, Sun Yat-Sen and the Origin of the Chinese Revolution History Essay
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The work of Schiffin presents the background through which a reader can understand the story of Sun and how his life struggles brought about a revolution to China. His actions contributed to what has become modern-day China. There is no doubt that Schiffin Harold did good work in “Sun Yat-Sen and the Origin of the Chinese”.
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Modern Chinese History History Essay
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Cultural Revolution has ended with the death of Mao Zedong. In that time country has started a new era in its existence. People in China feel some freedom in that period. Extreme development of culture and literature has occurred in China after the Cultural Revolution. People start to refer to the Western tradition and change their culture and way of life.
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The Columbian Exchange History Essay
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They marked the transformation of the way Europeans and Americans led their daily lives activities. When this Columbus was discovered, far back in the year 1492, the years that followed were taken over by numerous discoveries in different fields. This led to great rates of expansion in the involved nations.
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Nationalism in the Age of Empire and the Formation of Middle Eastern Nations History Essay
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The majority of rulers who gave themselves this title came from European countries such as Germany, Russia, Austria, Britain, and Turkey.  However, some other leaders outside of Europe were also allowed to use this title. These rulers were in countries such as Japan, China, Persia, and to some extent Morocco and Ethiopia. By 1987, the title had disappeared in most countries except in Japan. 
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Jazz History and Development by the Years History Essay
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In the 1960s the jazz music scene was experiencing internal wrangles and the civil rights movement’s impact. The African-American jazz artists were moving away from white-owned recording companies and clubs that organized their income. These artists felt that the record labels and the clubs were misrepresenting them, and they wanted to control their music.
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Who Were the Poor of Cumnor in the 1840s History Case Study
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The discussion has shown that within Cumnor Parish, the land enclosure system and industrialization had brought about a situation where part of the population was left landless. In this way, by the 1840s, the poor of the Cumnor parish was a population that was in continuous increase as a result of policies and actions of landowners which had essentially dispossessed these people.
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Spanish Borderlands History Research Paper
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volved the military being strategically located so as to respond hastily in the event of an attack from the hostile communities and by so doing act as a deterrent. But the most important institution perhaps, was the pueblo or civil town. These were towns modelled along the
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American Enlightenment History Research Paper
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These views formed the basis for the American Revolution and were associated with the drafting of the Declaration of Independence as well as the United States constitution. Liberalism was a central idea to American enlightenment. This idea
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Radical Religion in Cromwell's England History Book Report/Review
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The book by Andrew Bradstock is regarded as the underpinning of the significant radical changes that took place in Cromwell, England. It indicates some of the proceedings of the earlier English era and how it was affected by the social and political aspects at the time. He describes the need for radicalism in the 17th century.
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Was the Attack on Pearl Harbor Inevitable or Compromised Possible History Essay
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Destruction attack is the principal word in the sentence. The term can imply a catastrophe or a misfortune the way it has been used to describe the events of the morning of Pearl Harbor (Iriye and Akira 80). In the context, the destruction attack by Japan explicitly implies the destiny of fate (meaning ultimately unavoidable and inescapable). 
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Marvin Gaye: What Is Going on and Vietnam War History Case Study
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The Vietnam War led to the natal of new social and cultural aspects in the United States. There was an onset of the counterculture movement that used various mediums to express their anti-war mentality. Marvin Gaye was inspired by the brutality suffered by protestors at the City Park. While love was supposed to dominate, hatred and violence ruled the day.
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Jewish Palestine Relations History Essay
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Also, the movement embraced a Zionist ideology and sought to be pioneers in society. The movement dreamt of establishing a society characterized by equality and social justice in their new home in Palestine. Characterized by violence, religion, and ethnicity, the movement was critical in the establishment of the state of Israel.
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Effects of Globalization History Essay
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The effects of globalization have had mixed reactions due to their impact on different nations. Nations that have experienced tremendous globalization According to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) globalization has been brought about by four aspects. They include the movements and migrations of people, trading and transactions, investments and capital, and lastly knowledge dissemination.
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American Holocaust: The Conquest of the New World History Book Report/Review
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This research tells that D. Stannard the brutal historic epistle in the 1490s in which he provides examples of events of a massacre by the U. S. Army where the Sioux Indians were brutally murdered at ‘Wounded Knee’ in 1890s. The north and South American continents endured a long period of massive violence which led to an ultimate impact of the reduction in the population of the Native Americans.
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The Economic Origins and Consequences of Cold War History Essay
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The cold war can be described as the relationship that emerged fundamentally between the USSR and the USA after the end of World War 2. The cold war can also be termed as a situation of military and political tension after the Second World War that existed between powers within the Eastern Bloc(the USSR and allies) and the Western Bloc(the US and together with its NATO allies as well as others).
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Institutional and Cultural Roadblocks that Cause Challenges to Indias Power History Essay
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Diverse groups of people are interacting more today than they used to in the past leading to many differences in social behaviors. Many developing nations such as India are having problems to transform to powerhouses due to the strong cultural and institutional roadblocks they have in their systems. The conflict of cultures, languages, and habits has continuously been a major cause of the problems these nations face.
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Demolition of Man in Soviet and Nazi Regimes History Essay
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The Soviet Union under Joseph Stalin (1879-1953) and Nazi Germany under Adolf Hitler (1889-1945) experienced the worst atrocities in world history especially during the period leading up to World War II. The two leaders were dictators in their nations overseeing executions of citizens, mass deportations, and ethnic cleansing during their time.
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Colonialism and Human Rights History Essay
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The practice of colonialism, therefore, involves the transfer of people into a new territory after which the settlers live as permanent settlers while maintaining allegiance to their country of origin but exercises power over the country in which they settle.
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The Social Movement of Southern Backcountry History Coursework
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His sentiments depict a situation indicating that survival was only for the fittest. He shows concern that the fighting was not human at all, and involved dangerous tactic when he observes as follows “I would advise you when you fight not to act like tigers and bears as these Virginians do – biting one another’s lips and noses off.”
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European Writers Portrayal of African Warfare History Essay
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Political stability is also a major issue in the continent, something that other parts of the world such as Europe are not facing. While the other parts of the world such as America and Europe were fighting for their place in various ways, Africa was still facing different issues such as being run by strangers (Zeleza & Kakoma, 2015).
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Franco Prussian War of the 19th Century in Europe History Essay
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The acts angered the Prussians and they adopted a wait and saw tactic, to find a perfect opportunity to attack the French. However, a generation down the line after the first Napoleonic war broke out, the Prussians consistently grew both politically and militarily as was demonstrated by their victories against Denmark and Australia.
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Islamic Civilization History Essay
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In Asia, the government army never used to be on good terms with the Christian army. This showed an absence of peace between the government and the religion. This questions the ethics that were used in leadership sectors. It is common sense that the government-set laws should always be acceptable even in religion.
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US Intervention to Cubas Struggle for Independence History Essay
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As matter of fact, US intervention during Cuba’s rebellion against Spanish rule is the only known collaboration between the two nations.    For that reason, the motive behind the USA’s support to eliminate Spanish rule becomes debatable.   As a colony, the rich land of Cuba and other Latin American regions were being exploited by Europeans.
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Role of Fritz Haber in the First World War History Essay
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The author explains that Haber not only led the teams that developed a range of poisonous gases including chlorine gas but was also on hand personally at the time of the release of these gases at the Second Battle of Ypres by the German military in Belgium. These gases were used in trench warfare.
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Discovery of a Time Capsule History Essay
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The time capsules are placed with an intention that during a future date, they will be opened and accessed. A time capsule can be of whatever form and can last as long as desired and William literally wrote a book on time capsule where he breaks down the different kinds of time capsule so that regular humans can understand its meaning. 
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The Historical Relationship Between Hong Kong and Mainland China Especially after the 1997 Handover History Case Study
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Candidly, the opponents of the China government are not going easily to back down. According to them, the situation is valid since there are almost 1.5 million people on board to take care of in Beijing as opposed to nearly 7.2 million in Hong Kong. The people of Beijing though need to understand the reasons why the silent majority are getting into the streets.
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Discussion of the Good and the Bad of the Regan Revolution History Essay
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The author concludes that Reagan’s presidency was filled with controversies like any other presidency. His impacts on domestic and foreign policies are, and opinions given accordingly. The reasons for the failure of Reagan’s regime have been included in every paragraph in the above essay
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A Thousand Splendid Suns by Khalid Hosseini History Book Report/Review
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Khalid Hosseini is the novelist best known for his work in the novel, ‘The Kite Runner’. His novel ‘A Thousand Splendid Suns’ is based on Afghanistan, which is also the birthplace of Hosseini. The novel highlights the lives of Afghani women. On visiting Afghanistan after 30 years, Hosseini moved and got inspired by the lives of women surviving there.
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The US-China Relationship in the Chinese Civil War History Literature review
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The Chinese Civil War of 1949, viewed by most scholars as a tale of a failed state involved military factions and various domestic political groups struggling for power. Moreover, some theorists viewed it as a full- scale rivalry between the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and the Chinese Nationalist Party, or Kuomintang. 
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Why Did Hitler Hate Jews So Much History Essay
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This metaphor is derived from Adolf Hitler’s propaganda that the Jews were mice. The drawings and speeches in the comic do not belittle the holocaust. It, however, depicts history personally and globally accurately and unconventionally. The
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The Planning, Construction and Impact the Uganda Railway History Case Study
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The construction of the UR led to the emergence of administrative and trading centres first along the mainline of the railway, then later along its branches(Jedwab, Kerby and Moradi 2). Along the mainline, the most important centre that emerged was Nairobi, Kenya’s national capital city, then known as Nyrobi.
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Chinas Liu Xiang History Term Paper
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The author explains that as a child, he was raised by his grandparents as the parents were busy with their work. Xiang started his athletic career when he was 12 years old after being encouraged by the teacher to venture in the high jump. At the age of 15 years, Xiang was forced to quit his ambition of being a jumper.
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The Shiji - One of the Most Used Sources of Data about Ancient China History Essay
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Sima Qian also is known as Ssu-ma Chien was a grand historian of the Han Dynasty in China, other historians consider him as the father of Chinese histography due to his work. Even though Sima worked as a court astrologer at some point in his life historians still refer to him as the grand historian due to his monumental work mainly the shoji.
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The Moment of the Truth in the USA History Essay
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 For the sake of the generations to come, the economy of the United States should be saved from its trend towards devastation. In spite of their different backgrounds and origins, leaders can all agree to the fact that the financial condition of the United States is critical and if it is not attended to due concern, the condition may lead to the collapse of the economy in the near future. 
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The Comeback of US Conservative Party in 1980 in White House History Essay
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The conservatives had been in the dark and out of the White House for many decades until 1980 when they won under Ronald Reagan. It did not come as a surprise owing to the earlier events. The 1976 election brought Carter to the White House. As a Democrat candidate, Americans had hopes of him, though his domestic policies failed to please many citizens.
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The Wall Street Crash of 1929 and the Great Depression History Essay
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Some influential insiders like the Treasury Secretary and others were quoted as encouraging Americans to continue buying the stocks. Eventually, the inevitable happened and the stock markets crashed and prices fell by over 90% of peak prices. This culminated in stagnation in growth in the US economy.
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Changing Identities in Contemporary China History Essay
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China is one of the oldest countries in the world, having existed for more than two millennia and developed a culture that has remained prevalent throughout its history. However, despite its having had a culture, which was far superior to that of other nations in the world, it still, had a hard time turning into a modern state.
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How Weakness of The League of Nations Contributed to the Collapse of Versailles System History Essay
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The end of the First World War has raised concern among the European nations to prevent such events and to move forward with the aim of peace. Despite the number of attempts taken the Second World War started in the later years. The Second World War indicates the failure of the League of Nation as well as the Treaty of Versailles.
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The New Deal as a Success History Essay
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The economic downturn can be detrimental to the growth and development of a nation. On October 29, 1929, the Great Depression commenced. The American stock-market that had been on a steady increase for about ten years crashed. This plunged the U.S into its lowest economic downturn with the money supply in the nation reducing and banks failed.
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A Day in the Life of Ancient Rome by Alberto History Book Report/Review
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The book talks about the slavery and prostitution among the Romans community. The book also speaks about the various sporting activities in the community. The writer of the book made the book interesting to read by making it more colorful through architecture and simple language used in writing the book.
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The Amazonian Visual Culture and Politics History Thesis
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The article describes this culture as being strong to an extent that even the British rock star Sting on his three-day tour of the area to meet a chief Amazon Indian, found himself nude with several decorations that he could not explain. This culture is reported to be more visuals as is seen by the nudity.
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Social and Political Developments That Undermined Foundations of Tsarist Order after 1905 History Literature review
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The Tsarist order refers to the form of autocracy in Russia which later became Tsardom of Russia and the Russian Empire. This form of governance saw all power and wealth run and controlled by the Tsar. A Tsar had more power than the constitutional monarchs who are mainly limited and restricted law and also the legislative authority. 
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Malcolm X and Nation of Islam History Essay
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Unlike Martin Luther who dreamt of a united America where both whites and blacks would coexist as brothers and sisters, Malcolm believed that the situation was beyond help. He believed that American society was already divided into racial lines He suggested that “ since we are already divided, the least the government can do is to let us control areas where we live.
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Modernization in the Middle East during the 19-20th Century History Essay
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The only way to achieve the advance the Islamic regions against Europeans regarding education, industry, science, judicial institutions, and military, was to utterly adapt the Western civilization. To introduce the European civilization by Ottoman Sultan, the need of advancing the habits of clothing, building, eating, and consuming was required.
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The Third Life of Grange Copeland History Book Report/Review
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These events described in the book take place at a time when the slave trade was still rampant and racial discrimination was at its peak. The events that unfold depict the struggle and life and times of people, especially those of color, against the backdrop of white privilege and racial discrimination.
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Slavery, Federalism, and the Constitution History Essay
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The Fugitive Slave Law was imposed by the U.S Congress in the late 18th and mid-19th century to support the handing back of slaves who ran away from one state into another. The law also required that those who fled outside the United States territory be recaptured and handed back to their masters.
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Extent of Anti-Semitic Ideology in Europe 1815-1945 History Coursework
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Violent hatred of Jews persisted despite their disappearance in many cities for centuries. Also, in contrast to many other findings in the literature on the extent of anti-Semitic ideology, investigations herewith yield no immediate economic benefit. Nonetheless, findings lend some qualified support to theories that seek to explain the systematic mass-murder of Jews by Germany’s cultural heritage.
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Consensus over the Slum Reformation History Essay
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In general, literature shows no consensus over the slum reformation but despite the vehemence, anger, and fear of the slum outburst, only a percentage of the nineteenth and early twentieth-century were generous in Britain to advocate for bureaucratically co-ordinate removal of the inhuman underclass.
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Impacts of Space Age in America History Essay
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Just as the name suggests, the space age is a period in the history of the universe that encompassed human activities related to space exploration, space race, and space technology among many others. The age began on October 4, 1957, when the Soviet Union launched a satellite known as Sputnik 1 into space.
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