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European History Essays and Term Papers
Britain And The EUSome of the main points of British criticism against the EU are that Europe for one is a place for holidaying, not for politics. Most British politicians have been unfamiliar with, and have felt distaste for continental politics. The Labour party for example wanted to get Britain taken out of ...
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The Great Exhibition of 1851Great Exhibition of the Works of Industry of all Nations
“The tremendous cheering, the joy expressed in every face, the vastness of the building, with all its decoration and exhibits, the sound of the organ... all this was indeed moving.” - (Queen Victoria,1851)
On the 1st of May of 1851 ...
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Rise of the British EmpireRise of the British Empire
Throughout history Great Britain has had authority over most of the eastern hemisphere, and they have been known to get what they want. Although, this utopian society they've spent centuries building has come with many great costs. Invasions, plague, disease, ...
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The Black PlagueMark Belianski
Doran/Curd: Block 3/4
The Black Death Essay
November 3[rd], 2014
How did the Black Plague affect feudalism and society in Florence during the 14[th] century?
The Black Plague was an epidemic that divested Europe. Scholars believe that the plagued moved from China and to the ...
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Romantic EraRead this excerpt from The Romantic Era by Steven Kreis. Take notes on the reading, circling important statements and making notes in the margins. Be sure to look up any unfamiliar words. On a separate piece of paper, answer the following questions. These questions should be answered completely ...
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Renaissance Humanism and ThinkersRenaissance humanism refers to a period of history where there was a move away from the ideas of State and religion as the basis of society and a move towards human experience and interaction. It was a rebirth in that it rejected the ideas of the Middle Ages and reinvented the ideas of the ancient ...
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The Weimar RepublicAbstract
Objective:
Write a one-page paper describing Detlev Peukart's assessment of the Weimar Republic-evaluating the revolution and how stable the government was.
Methodology:
Cite examples from Chapter Two.
Conclusion:
The Weimar Republic suffered from the ill effects of the ...
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The Schutzstaffe During World War 2SS During WWII
The Schutzstaffe (SS) commenced as guard detachments formed in 1925 to act as Hitler's personal guard. From 1929, under the direction of Heinrich Humler, the SS became the elite paramilitary unit of the German Nazi party (Bullock, 1962).
The SS agents, which were easily ...
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The Schutzstaffel (S.S.) During WWIIOf all the German organizations during World War II, the S.S. is by far the most notorious. When the average person conjures up an image of a Nazi, they imagine a soldier dressed in a frightening, impeccable uniform decorated with swastikas, totting a gun, terrorizing everyone, and destroying ...
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Hitler’s Foreign Policy: Expansion, Expulsion, ExterminationHitler's Foreign Policy: Expansion, Expulsion, Extermination
Hitler had practically no interest in domestic affairs, and left the detailed administration to his subordinates. By deliberately creating offices and organizations with overlapping authority, he prevented any one area of Germany ...
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How Far Were The Terms Of The Treaty Of Versailles Justified?HISTORY HL
Name: MarÃa José Zurita
Class: I DP "A"
How far were the terms of the Treaty of Versailles justified? Explain your answer.
The Treaty of Versailles was one of the peace treaties signed to end World War On; it was endorsed between Germany and the Entente powers, who where ...
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Revolutionary Situation in Russia 1905Using three or four points, explain how The Russo-Japanese War contributed to a revolutionary situation in Russia by 1905.
The unexpected defeat of Russia in the Russo-Japanese War was highly significant in contributing to a revolutionary situation by 1905.
Firstly, soldiers who were angered ...
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European's Expectation of the New WorldKalae Miller
HIST 1015
Paper 1
1/29/2016
Expectations of the New World
European's expectations of the new world were in many ways rooted in a materialistic frame of mind. "Columbus had become convinced it was possible to reach the riches of the East by sailing west" (Roark, 27). Coming ...
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Catherine the GreatThe Transformation of Sophia Auguste Frederike von Anhalt-Zerbst
Sophia Friederike Auguste, princess of Germany, tread through many obstacles to achieve her ultimate title of Catherine the Great. Born the second of May 1729, Sophia faced her problems head on, believing herself to be an ...
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Fascism and Great BritainThe rise of fascist states in Germany and Italy during the post World War I era was accompanied by similar movements in nations across the world; but most of these never achieved the same prominence. Great Britain saw the emergence of the British Union of Fascists, which gained thousands of ...
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Reign Of TerrorReign of Terror DBQ
Severed heads, countless corpses and terror in the streets, does the French Revolution sound justified to you? The French Revolution lasted 18 months, starting in January 1793 to late July 1794. During that time 20,000 people were killed by using the guillotine, including ...
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Ideals of the French RevolutionBasic Ideals of the French Revolution
The French Revolution lasted from 1789 until 1799 and was a period of great social and political upheaval in France. The slogan at the time was "Liberte, Egalite, Fraternite, which is translated by "Liberty, Equality, Fraternity". Maximilien Robespieree was ...
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A New Civilization Emerges in Western Europe Q&A1. What marked the beginning of the postclassical period in Western Europe?
The decline of the Roman Empire
2. Which religion will spread along with civilization?
Christianity
3. What are some of the areas that Western Europe would gain from contact with?
Asia, Europe and parts of ...
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HolocaustThe war of 1939-1945 was full of horrifying events such as the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki and D-Day. Most of them more terrifying than WWI because they were now fighting in cities and towns instead of the battlefield. More innocent people were dying and twice as many people and soldiers ...
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Britain in the Industrial RevolutionBritain in the Industrial Revolution
Industrialization was a movement that changed how countries operated during the 18th and 19th centuries, but one nation began industrialization before all others. Britain first started to industrialize during the mid 1700s and spread to other European ...
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Athens: A True Democracy?Athens was the laboratory of democracy and democratic law. It was the birthplace of the democracy we have in America today. Although the original ideas of democracy came from Athens, it was never a true democracy, as a true democracy gives all people equal rights to live and to participate in the ...
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To What Extent Were The Reforms Of Alexander II Successful?To What Extent Were The Reforms Of Alexander II Successful?
The reforms of Alexander II were in many ways very successful, the majority improved the economy, educational standards and living standards for many Russian citizens across the empire. The main reforms that Alexander II enforced were ...
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