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The History of the Asian Community in Britain History Assignment
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History explains the trends in the evolution of an entity since its inception and up to the point of its review. The history of the Asian community in Britain dates back to the 18th century, that is 1850s up to date, where they have along moved into Britain, making it one of the world’s multicultural centres, with diverse tribes. 
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Nazi Foreign Policy Ambition History Coursework
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During Hitler’s reign, the Germans robbed art in all the newly occupied territories. “The civil administration set up in the Netherlands almost immediately after the capitulation appeared especially malignant in its welcome of the chance to implement all the German looting measures passed by the Reichskommissar. 
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The History of Muslims History Essay
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One such Muslim was Ibn Battuta, who toured the Muslim world during the 14th century. This trading and travelling culminated in some key consequences in the Muslim world because as Muslim merchants travelled around the globe, they took their religion along, to spread it. Also, as a result of Muslims coming into contact with other cultures.
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Columbus Day Should Not Be Celebrated History Essay
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It is a national holiday created to remember one of America’s greatest historical figures. He is attributed to have discovered the Americas. Unfortunately, some do not want this holiday commemorated because of the problems that Columbus brought to Indians.
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The Irish Parliament in the Early 18th Century History Essay
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The first Irish parliament was held in 1297 when Ireland was under the sovereignty of Edward I. Edward I was a strong ruler who did not fear the strength of his people. Therefore, he left the rule of Ireland up to those who could best take care of it and allowed the strength of their power to grow as it needed to grow.
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World Civilization: Analysis of The Hotel Rwanda Film History Movie Review
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The feelings of radicalism have transformed to narrow religious extremism to take on a more sophisticated approach that includes political and economic sabotage. In this sense, it becomes necessary to examine radical Islamism as an evolving global phenomenon that takes on new forms according to emerging realities.
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Adult Social Care Policy and Practices in the UK History Article
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The difference between social care today and social care in the past is the increased respect for the disabled in terms of challenging discrimination, promotion of equality, and their human rights as the Performance Assessment of NHS trusts in the book the State of health care and adult social care in England showed. 
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Plateau People: The Pre-Contact Way of Life, the Contact Way of Life and Colonialism History Coursework
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In conclusion, in my view, eventual contact and colonization are what could be blamed for the woes of the plateau aboriginal population and that there is little to celebrate from the historical developments, as far as the aboriginal perspective is concerned. There are various legacies that colonization had on the Australian aboriginal people. 
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The Causes of World War Two History Essay
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While this treaty marked the end of World War 1, which Japan participated, it would take only two decades after, for the Second World War to erupt.
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Exploration of Nazi Captivity History Essay
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Slavery has always been considered a curse.  Whether slavery was with the black slaves or the people in the Nazi camps, the camp prisoners and captives were mistreated under Hitler to the level where humankind and humanity have been dropped to nil. The slavery of the Nazis was about a particular race, the Jews.
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Europe in the Contemporary World History Article
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The role of European society in the creation of a multicultural continent meets a lot of appreciation (Immerfall & Therborn, 2009, p.184). Ethnic diversity in contemporary Europe is among such priceless roles towards a multicultural continent. Immigration into Europe changed the global ethnic make-up (Haenni 2008, p.4).
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Chapter 19 US History History Essay
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All that a history student needs to know are the facts associated with this chapter. Here are the crucial questions that you should answer:
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Great Library of Alexandria History Essay
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At this time, the reign was of Ptolemy II of Egypt. The Great Library of Alexandria was founded after Ptolemy II of Egypt’s father had established the first part of the whole Library complex, the temple of the Muses or Museion – English word for the museum.
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Imperialism of Free Trade and the British Empire History Essay
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Indeed it became essential in the meteoric rise of Britain as an imperialist. On the one hand, David Hume (1876) was one of the most vocal critics of Tucker’s theories, arguing that despite all the apparent advantages, there would come a limit, a ‘ne plus ultra’, at which point, by begetting disadvantages, the progress of the rich nation would be halted.
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Woodrow Wilson and World War I History Report
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Wilson’s academic profiles and calibrated abilities to interact with tough conditions earned him a great spot in international frontier politics. He realized that the end of the war was very much needed by America as it had started running out of fuel by the beginning of 1919 while other countries had almost perished.
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Power and the People in Ancient China History Essay
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Western society and Chinese society had a very contrasting worldview. The Chinese unlike western society were very superstitious, had very close connections to heaven and believed that heaven had a kind of a universal overwhelming force. Leaders or the emperors were said to be chosen by heaven, which was also regarded as a moral force.
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Uniqueness of 1960's Decade History Essay
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The USA and USSR held talks, both overtly and covertly and the courageous political and military leaders of the USA compelled the Soviets to accept a peaceful solution. Had not the Cuban Missile Crisis taken place, we would not be able to frame out some very important interdisciplinary techniques related to defense studies, foreign policy, risk assessment, art and science of aerial reconnaissance, diplomacy, and finally, humanity as a whole.
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The Neo-liberal Counterrevolution and its Impact on the Development History Coursework
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The explanation which emerged was that countries which were in debt and unable to repay their loans had been following flawed economic policies, by allowing a too-large role of the State. This resulted in too much interference by the State in economic policies, which also produced bureaucracy and inefficiency.
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Women's Movements in the Maritimes up to WWI History Essay
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Many Maritime women have made great contributions to the field of navigation even while facing many odds. For example, Martha J. Coston had invented the maritime signal flares which she based on pattern and color. She made use of different color combinations to send out communication signals from the ship – to – ship and ship – to – shore.
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The Balfour Declaration and the Political Legacy of Colonialism History Case Study
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We begin with an overview of the impetus for colonialism, the Balfour Declaration, arguably the most significant colonial document during the period of the British Mandate in Palestine, and the legacy of the colonial experience on the politics of Israel/Palestine today.
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The Influence of Slave Trade on the Economic Growth of the British Empire History Essay
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While turning over the pages of history, one can perceive various factors which played decisive roles in constructing Britain Economically sound and slave trade is one among them. Regarding the Economic growth of British Empire, one can infer that the use of slaves and the slave trade itself made the British Empire an economic power in Europe during the periods from 1700's to 1818.
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American History History Case Study
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The Declaration of Independence is one of the most important documents in the History of the United States which made it possible for the thirteen colonies to become independent states. Even though there are a number of differences between the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution, the purpose of both the documents is to protect the citizens and provide them freedom and liberty.
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Does the Thirty Years War Mark an Important Watershed in European Warfare History Essay
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New military tactics and strategies were adopted by many of the most successful armies during the Thirty Years War, such as professionalism within the armies of Sweden. In addition to professionalism, these armies also adopted new forms of communication and new methodologies of controlling their fighting soldiers and mercenaries through chains of command.
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Application of the Frontier Myth History Essay
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Despite all the hue and cry about the frontier, one can perhaps easily notice how the different characteristics were also becoming intermingled with the mixing of styles and ethnicity. Lots of activities we're involved in the events occurring in the two centuries. This included the different movements on the social, revolution on the economic front, and turmoil in politics including the gradual globalization of power and people.
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The Causes and Consequences of the Yom Kippur War History Article
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The UNSC took a decision on the 24th of October to pass Resolution 339 which was a renewed call for all participants of the war to comply with the cease-fire terms in Resolution 338. The Battle ended on the 26th of October 1973. The cease-fire could not prevent random clashes across the borders, which did not give any relive to the military.
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Why Did Japan Change So Much During the US Occupation History Essay
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None of the changes would have occurred had the US and Japan approached the occupation with the hostilities that guided their decisions and judgment during the War.  The fact that they both had similar goals, albeit driven by different incentives and were able to cooperate largely accounts for why Japan experienced so much change during the US occupation.
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Forces and Interests that Lay Behind English Overseas Expansion History Case Study
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The Christian missionaries to Asia and Africa present some interesting evidence. When the Englishmen came they had the bible and Africans had the land. A little later, the Africans had the bible and the Englishmen held the land. The missionaries welcomed assistance from colonial rulers to resist anti-Christian elements and entities that prevented religious conversion.
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Gertrude Bell History Assignment
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Two years after establishing the Baghdad Museum; on July 10, 1926, four days before her 58th birthday, Gertrude Margaret Lowthian Bell died of pill overdose (Lukitz 234). Speculations of suicide surround her death due to the fact that she was lonely, remained unmarried, and had no children. She was buried in the Middle Eastern country that she had worked hard for and come to love as her own.
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Why Did So Many Colonist Die in Early Jamestown History Essay
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This essay is going to look into why did so many colonists die in Early Jamestown? My scope will be between 1607 and 1609. We will scrutinize the events the colonists took as they voyaged the James River, explored the coastline and chose an easy to defend location for their first base.
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The King Philips War History Article
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Of the many wars that America has gone through to encourage social and political change, King Philip’s War, which took place in 1675, was a legacy of America’s forgotten conflict. King Philip was actually a nickname given by the British settlers to Metacom, the leader of Pokanokers, which was the Wampanoag Indian Federation, because of his welcoming manners toward the settlers.
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Nazi Youth Movement History Coursework
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Meinecke’s remarks demonstrate is that Germany’s youth were of a mind and allegiance such that they were prepared to place their idealistic tendencies into the hands of whatever authority figure was prepared to shape and mold them. This willingness would later take on the descriptive German phrase of Fuhrerprinzip, or leadership principle.
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Causes of the Mexican-American War History Essay
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Finally, a major cause of the outbreak of the Mexican-American war is a classic reason that two or more nations take up arms against each other – a disputed border and the desire for the territory inside the disputed zone. So, although Polk could have, and had the political and diplomatic skills and experience to approach the conflict and rising tensions with Mexico with more peaceful attitude, he was not solely.
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Modern Genocide in Darfur, Sudan History Article
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As the United Nations maintains nations’ right to sovereignty, fostering common political principles among its members is made highly impractical. As demonstrated by Rwanda and more recently Darfur, one of the most primitive dictatorships is acknowledged equally alongside a social democracy among its membership.
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Versions of Jason and the Argonauts History Literature review
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The accepted version was adapted as an epic by Apollonius of Rhodes called the Argonautica which was written in the 3rd century BC. A version by Valerius Flaccus, which was written in the late 1st century AD does not appear to be finished. These sources have been used by Mathew Faulk and Mark Skeet and directed by Nick Willing.
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Creating America History Case Study
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America is relentlessly toiling to make sure that its image as both a Superpower and also a land providing umpteen opportunities for talented people, is permanently intact. People from diverse regions, cultures, religions, etc, have now made America as their homeland. In this context, a highly significant fact is that majority of them have fully comprehended the Essence of American Heritage and History. 
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The American Revolution and Slavery History Essay
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Slavery was a very important aspect of the American Revolution because it created an opportunity for the South to export crops to other parts of the country and abroad. It was not a great opportunity for slaves. In fact, many of them died at the hands of their slave owners if they became runaways or did not do what they were told.
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Pros and Cons of the Vietnam War History Essay
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According to the document, American troops of marines, having lost 58 thousand people since 1965, recognized the victory of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam and left the country.
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Difficulties Louis XVI Faced on His Accession History Assignment
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Louis XVI, entered the throne and conquered by the title “Restorer of French Liberty”, there was a time when people started adoring him and then he was blamed as ‘betrayer’. It was all that the French Royalist decided about the French monarchy.
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Diplomatic History of the US Since 1914 History Essay
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The United States rose to be the most powerful military supremacy nation in the world due to Reagan's and Bush's destruction οf the Cold War. This defeat and new era caused our domestic and social society within America into a state οf confusion and caused Americans to question what role they would play in this new society.
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Historical Aspects of British Foreign Policy History Essay
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He even got accused of excessively bypassing his foreign secretary Curzon. Curzon also at the same time has been accused of his disability to stress his position. Even though he enhanced his power in different ways but could not get absolute powers because of the coalition government. Finally, it was coalition that ended his government. The decisions made in his era became important in the world political scenario.
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How Plague Influences and Changed the Lives in Venice and Florence History Essay
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se.1 This colossal killer stormed across the world in three successive pandemic waves: The Justinian Plague (541 – 544 A.D.), which destroyed about 50% of the world’s population; The Great Pandemic (1348 – 1665), which spread from Asia to Europe, with an estimated
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Hierarchy in Society in the Tenth and Eleventh Centuries History Assignment
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The amazing thing about this history is the culture that the French forged from all these materials, eventually, with England, becoming the central culture in the larger process of the invention of Europe. Historians generally date the European culture as starting its course of development in the late tenth century.
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Historians' Interpretation of the German Role in Starting World War I History Essay
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t is made clear that Germany actively involved in all phases of World War I invoking its enemies in order to achieve specific strategic targets. In fact, it could be stated that World War I was caused by the initiatives of the German military authorities – even if the country’s population was opposed to the country’s participation in the specific War.
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Adolf Hitler Biography History Assignment
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What Hitler had professed his political philosophy is nonetheless his strategy. By claiming that he values obedience more than intellect, he was able to convince the masses, which serves as the obedient class, to follow him. This strategy is greatly defective for it only lures the people, making them blind to the truth. This kind of strategy will eventually lead to doom either when the people’s eyes have eventually been opened or not.
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The United Kingdom's Divorce ct of 1857 History Case Study
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The criticism of the 1857 аct by modern feminist historiаns is therefore fully justified on grounds of the morаl principle thаt аny form of inequаlity between the sexes before the lаw is unjust. Glаdstone аnd Lord John Mаnners did indeed protest аt the time thаt the аct 'gаve а fresh sаnction to the inequаlity of the sexes in the eye of the lаw?'
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Thirty-Seven Years Reign of Aethelred Statute Over Wessex History Coursework
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The money was collected from towns and villages by Aethelred’s tax collectors as protection money, not unlike the money or services paid by tenants to their lords under the feudal system. The main effect, however, was to destabilize the country and bring to the fore powerful lords, one of whom was Edmund Ironside.
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Indigenous People: Rights and Identities History Article
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The struggle for identity and the fight against oppression has always lodged in the heart and mind of mankind. As we browse deeper into the annals of our history, we cannot dismiss the fact that others have taken the ultimate pride and joy in another person’s displacement in a social structure for another’s gain.
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The Struggle for Mastery of Europe History Case Study
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The wars simply originated from dynastic disputes over the Duchy of Milan and the Kingdom of Naples.  Eventually, the wars rapidly became a general struggle for power, as well as territory among the various accomplices, and where denoted with an increasing degree of alliances, counter-alliances, and regular betrayals.
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Nations Judiciary History Case Study
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Finally, let us consider the viewpoint of Justice Marshall. Justice Marshall is mainly concerned with the constitutional legality of the issue of the death penalty for the guilty. According to him, the criminal acts that are the concern of the case in question are “ugly, vicious, reprehensible acts. Their sheer brutality cannot and should not be minimized.”
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History of Writing of the Declaration of Independence History Essay
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The Declaration of Independence was the first formal statement that gave people the freedom of choosing the government of their choice in America. It is supposedly one of the fundamental documents in the foundation of the American government apart from the Bill of Rights and the Constitution. It has a very important legacy in the American History of democracy, gaining a tremendous influence even beyond America.
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