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    The Roman Empire was undoubtedly the most powerful Empire the Mediterranean area had ever seen. However, the inevitable Roman Empire was destined to fall after the series of problems that made the once prominent empire fade away. Rome was easily the center of the world at its time and the idea that such an influential empire would eventually fall was unheard of. The Roman Empire was not built in a day; therefore it was not destroyed in one day. The powerful empire declined for many reasons, but the

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    Church Vs Orthodox Church

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    The Orthodox and Catholic Churches began about 100 years apart, in worlds that were much the same. They had leading figures that both came from positions of power. Yet the thoughts, beliefs, and actions upon which they were formed were quite different. The Orthodox Church was formed by the emperor Constantine. Constantine built the Orthodox Church on the firm basis of his intellectual and political strategies and for these reasons, the Orthodox seems to have a much more concrete and logical foundation

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    Barbarians And Goths

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    In Roman terms the word barbarian had a basic meaning, they didn't speak their language, didn’t live in cities and were agriculturalists. They were the opposites of the Roman Empire was. The first example of the Barbarian group was the Goths. The Goths and Romans were always at peace for centuries. So at peace in fact that the Goths were paid to protect the Empire borders. It all changed when the West decided to stop paying the Goths. Making the Goths extremely poor and resulted in a revolt by the

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    Meray Aslan 2/16/2017 The last emperor of Germany and king of Prussia still stirs up many different opinions is Kaiser II. He was a strong and effective leader through his discipline, self-assurance and nationalism, whose sole passion is to make their country the best it could be. Kaiser Wilhelm II was born on January 27, 1859 to Prince Frederick of Prussia and princess Victoria of the United Kingdom. Prince Fredrick then fell ill and died after just 99 days of his reign and Wilhelm II

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    Dog Brain Psychology

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    According to research, it was found out that with dogs, what we say and how we say things matter. Attila Andics, who studies language and behavior in dogs and humans at Eotvos Lorand University in Budapest with several other colleagues reported that different parts of a dog's’ brain respond to the meaning of a word and to how the word is said, similar to how human brains work. A dog brain's’ left hemisphere reacts to meaning and parts of the right hemisphere to intonation, dealing with the emotional

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    leader of a nomadic group of Mongols who were located in Central and Northern Asia, that were in constant pursuit of acquiring new territory. There are many other notable contenders for the title of greatest conqueror, such as Alexander the Great, Attila the Hun, Augustus Caesar, and Charlemagne. They all managed to also accumulate expansive territories. However, in my estimation Genghis Khan, was the greatest military conqueror of all time, as measured by his ability to wield cruelty, capture territory

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    Essay on A Very Brief History of the Papacy

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    which taught that grace was not necessary for salvation, but was rather a bonus that god granted to those who earned it by their good works . St. Leo the Great is perhaps most famous for his persuading techniques he used with Attila the Hun. He was able to persuade Attila the Hun to abandon the plans he had to destroy the city of Rome and to also withdraw his forces beyond the Danube River. Just a short three years later he saved Rome from the vandals again. He couldn’t stop them from invading

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    Throughout Rome’s vast history, we are given many different emperor who attempted to make Rome better, more successful in their eyes. During the second and fifth centuries, we saw the beliefs and rules as to how an emperor should not only behave, but also how he rules the empire change as well. The ruling of Septimus Severus and Valentinian III meet this understanding perfectly. These two men ruled in both a similar and contrasting fashion during the third and fifth century. As the times changed

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    800 years ago during the 13th century a small tribe from the grasslands or steppes of Central Asia has conquered much of the world. I believe that the barbarians were somewhat barbaric because the barbarian’s were willing to kill husbands to get their wives if they had a desire for the man’s wife. From the beginning the Mongols lived in round moveable houses that they called Yurts. They were very nomadic people who lived off meat, milk, and hide of horses, and the meat and wool of sheep. In 1167

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    heresies and at one time even burned their books and warned the Roman Christians against them. Leo strongly said that everything he did and said as pope for the administration of the church represented Christ, the head of the Mystical Body. In 452 Attila the Hun advanced toward Rome to

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