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    Rome and China were some of the oldest and most well-known countries in the ancient world. The Han dynasty was a long-lasting dynasty in China's history, and the Roman Empire had a long and strong rule. Like the rules of these empires, the falls of these empires were very impressive. Several similarities to the falls of these empires are apparent. One is the fact that they were both invaded by other tribes that threatened their power. Another was the government corruption that weakened them from

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    Ancient Rome is known for some of the most powerful leaders, rulers, and kings to ever walk the earth. With many powerful leaders came many different political styles, ideas, and philosophies ranging from the democracy we have in America today to power driven tyrants consumed by their greed for new land and more cities to rule. In this paper I will compare and contrast four Roman leaders and their leadership styles. Caesar in my opinion was the worst being a dictator, and ultimately bringing Rome

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    The Head of Constantine or Colossus of Constantine was a statue made of the first Christian Roman emperor Constantine the Great who ruled during the late Imperial period. The sculpture was originally placed in the west apse of Basilica Nova also called Basilica Maxentius which is part of the Roman Forum. This symbolizes Constantine’s time as emperor and the subsequent changes that happened after his rule. Constantine moved the capital of the Roman Empire from Rome to Constantinople (Istanbul) which

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    short story ‘’The Emperor’s Three Questions’’ by Leo Tolstoy a certain emperor began to ponder about these three questions, ‘’ 1. What is the best time to do something? 2. Who are the most important people to work with? , and 3. What is the most important thing to do at all times? ‘’. The emperor began to ask his kingdom about these questions but he received unrealistic and unsatisfying answers. As a result of this failure the emperor reached out to a wise hermit who lived on a mountain. Through a series

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    The Meiji Restoration was a period in Japan’s history where massive changes and reforms occurred. The objective of the Meiji Restoration could be summarized by their motto, “Enrich the country, strengthen the military.” By the early nineteenth century, Japanese society was in turmoil. From declining agricultural productivity, crop failures and famines, and harsh taxation contributed to economic hardship and starvation. As the Tokugawa bakufu responded with conservative reforms that were ineffective

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    (Fall 1405) Emperor Zhu Di sends Zheng He to lead a maiden voyage across the South China Sea, heading for present-day Vietnam. Zhu Di names Zheng He Admiral, a sign of his immense trust in the eunuch. Zheng He leads a huge fleet of 27,000 men. • December 1406 Zheng He's

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    Emperor Penguins are my favorite animals to this day. This is because in 2nd grade my teacher made us write essays on animals from Antarctica such as Polar Bears and Sea Lions. When my teacher assigned me the Emperor Penguin I didn’t think much of it at the time, but when I began my research about the animal, it slowly caught my interest. The Emperor’s lifespan is about 18-20 years and during those years they learn to hunt, avoid the animals that prey on them, and reproduce. The Emperor Penguins

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    Roman Empire Problems

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    informed that one of the many main problems why the Roman Empire “fell” was their economic and corruption problems. Punishments were very severe or harsh for the poor, but for the wealth, penalties were just avoided by paying their way out. Also, emperors would give money to their generals or soldiers, very important people, to keep their loyalty which was totally unnecessary. Therefore, taxes were severe as well and unprincipled men inflicted injuries on others. Another conflict why Rome fell was

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    What an emperor penguin looks like. A white stomach, black head fur and tail. With an orange, yellow streaks on its face. what is this majestic creature? Well I’ll tell you. Its none other than an emperor penguin. The emperor penguin is by far the largest of all penguins. There average height can be anywhere from2 to 4 feet tall. Their weight can reach upwards to 66 pounds. They are also hard to spot between what is a male and female because there is no easily visible difference between both. As

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    Thesis: The two main causes that led to the spread of Christianity throughout the Roman Empire were Constantine’s conversion and the morals of Christianity. Christianity is a monotheistic religion, meaning the belief on one God. The founder of the religion was Jesus Christ and their sacred scripture is the Bible. Sins are an evil deed that defiles a person. Examples of sins are murder,greed, adultery, sexual immorality, deceit and malice. The main core value of being a good Christian is not to

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