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    One of the causes for the Spanish American War was that Spanish General Valeriano Weyler y Nicolau, nicknamed “the Butcher” was torturing the Cubans. The Cubans were dying of starvation, disease and poor sanitation and then putting Cubans in concentration camps. President McKinley had sent previous warnings to Spain to stop the economic suffering. Later the USS Maine was in Cuba to protect American interest. The Library of Congress stated that Americans were shocked when the ship exploded and

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    war on Athens. Ultimately, it was Corinth that started the Peloponnesian War. After the end of the Persian War, Athens and Sparta each had their own different foreign policies; Athens being more active in foreign affairs and Sparta being very isolationist. “With the siege of Sestos, a more decisive divergence began to appear between Athenian and Peloponnesian aspirations; it became more pronounced…with offensive operations.” (Sealey 228). All of the people that suffered under the expansionist Athenians

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    Disney princess movies over time have followed roughly the same plot outline: the princess and her strife in finding her prince charming. However, in Disney’s latest princess movie “Moana”, the audience is exposed to a great example of leadership. Moana does not demonstrate her leadership role through defiance as seen in previous Disney movies such as the staring character Elsa in “Frozen” or Ariel in “The Little Mermaid”. Moana is driven by the desire to protect and serve her people. The movie illustrates

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    Then, the U.S. creates the Neutrality Acts, which prevents Britain and France from receiving war materials and aid as they did in World War I. These barriers result in the expansion of Nazi Germany and the fall of France. The U.S will break their isolationist policy and join the Allies after the attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941. From their position of a world power, the U.S. would be placed on the Security Council in the U.N.. As a world power, they will also provide monetary

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    Casablanca is a 1942 American romantic drama film directed by Michael Curtiz, who's made many successful dramas which today are also considered classics, Angels with Dirty Faces in 1938, The Sea Wolf in 1941, and the Mildred Pierce in 1945 after the premiere of the Casablanca film.. The Film was on set at the big central-western part city of Morocco.This film is based on Murray Burnett and Joan Alison's unproduced stage play Everybody Comes to Rick's.Younger viewers will get more out of the film

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    Fascism In Mussolini

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    Madison Coons October 19th, 2017 HIST-103 Nationalism and Fascism in World War II     The thought of living in a Nationalist or Fascist government scares many, but this was a very common lifestyle to some during World War II. To be able to understand the the rise of dictatorship, you must understand what was happening during WWII. Dictators were able to take power in many places such as Germany, Italy, and East Asia, due to the Great Depression spreading around the world, and many other heavily

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    Throughout the history of humankind, mystical stories of magic in far off places have dazzled the populations of civilizations ancient and modern alike. Many of these stories contain mystical creatures known as genies. These lamp-dwelling beings function to grant three wishes. In some stories, other objects or animals replace genies. These stories typically embody motifs of greed, abnegation of personal gain, and benefit of third party people. While these motifs are present, they are frequently the

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    Contemporary Korean Proverbs: A Brief History of Foreign Influences Aristotle once said that “proverbs were portions of man’s early philosophy which had survived because of brevity and cleverness”. Contemporary definitions of proverbs try and recapitulate this notion of pithy erudition, defining proverbs as “a short, popular, common saying or witty remark used figuratively with an edifying intent.” The proverb’s ability to convey morality and life lessons has maintained its importance throughout

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    Franklin D. Roosevelt’s “New Deal” package of legislation set a new precedent for United States involvement in cultural development. The New Deal was characterized by liberal use of government resources to provide relief, recovery, and reform to a nation that had been reeling from the aftermath of the Great Depression. While the immediate success of Roosevelt’s New Deal in mitigating the effects of the Great Depression is debatable, it’s long lasting impact on American government is still felt today

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    Nationalism as Civil and Ethnic Divides Philosophers and scholars recognize a group of factors that may account for influences of nationality. John Stuart Mill lists a series of practical factors rooted in tangibility including race, religion, language and geography. These factors serve as a basis to unite certain homogenous groups within a state, while delegitimizing others. Taking a more intangible approach, Lord Actor writes about the opportunity, and somewhat destiny, nations have in creating

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