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    I Am A Black Atheist

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    believed that my god would protect me To that end, my mother implored my guardians, a village of mostly two-story dwellers who would scream down to me from on high in broken English and varied accents, prompting us to the road most safely traveled. Principalities would keep watch over us through peep holes and windows, while my personal archangels would guide my way from school and church peering through broken metal grated balconies to ensure our safety. There really is nothing like having a red and blue

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    story 02/28/2016 Mid-Term How did the Ottoman Empire differ from earlier Islamic empires in the Middle East? The Ottoman Empire, or Ottoman Turkish, was one of the longest in history, having gone through the whole modern era and only come to an end with the end of World War I in 1918. The event that is commonly taken by historians as the inaugurator of the Modern age is the fall of Constantinople, the center of the Byzantine Empire, and was triggered by the Turkish-Ottoman. Also, you certainly

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    Introduction American Exceptionalism refers to the image portrayed by the United States of America as a unique and distinct nation with strong pillars of democracy and liberty. The image stands out globally and defines the U.S. as a nation founded on a viable constitution since its inception in 1776. The other inferences linked to its uniqueness include strong political institutions and American Revolution. These events happened relatively at the same period in the rich American history. Thereafter

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    The Grimm Brothers Essay

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    His landscapes included tranquil pastoral views from his home principality of Hesse-Kassel and busy urban scenes from cities like Berlin. He also pictured the interiors of buildings and gardens, often with grand parties and important meetings shown in their midst. Showing an interest in nature, Ludwig even made drawings

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    Machiavelli's Warfare

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    Today warfare is used for several different reasons. Whether if you are fighting for resources, the protection of people’s rights, or in defense of your own country. “And if your Magnificence, high up at the summit as you are, should occasionally glance down…of undeserved ill fortune” (509). This book was written for Lorenzo de Medici, ruler of Florence on how to conquer and rule effectively. While Machiavelli takes a lot of shots at the ruler, his philosophies are still used in today’s society but

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    In the book The Knights Templar of the Middle East, The Hidden History of the Islamic Roots of Freemasonry, the authors Michael and Salhab assert that Hughes de Payens' family background was rooted in Shiite and Sufi mysticism (p. 68). Hughes de Payens was the co-founder and Grand Master of the Knights Templar. Like the early history of the Templars, little is known about Payens since sources about his life are certainly lacking. So we are left to wonder where Michael and Salhab has gotten this tantalizing

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    Colonization persuades people from lower rank culture to belittle themselves. A type of a virtual reality is created to accelerate this attitude of self-hate among the indigenous population. An alternate reality is created as a smokescreen to hide the colonizer’s repression, unrestrained exercise of power and exploitation towards the indigenous people. The British presence in Asian country began as an advertisementproject: British East India Company, a commerce organization, had been active on the

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    world. Of the topics discussed within The Prince, Machiavelli wrote most often about morality, politics, and religion, as well as the relationship between the three. Beginning in Chapter 15, Machiavelli shifts his focus from the various kinds of principalities and the need for military force to the actions which are directly attributed to princes. Unlike previous philosophers, who speak of establishing republics based on morality and virtue, Machiavelli chooses to discuss the role of the sovereign in

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    Why Were The Crusades?

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    WHY WERE THE CRUSADES STARTED SUBMITTED TO PROFESSOR C. PAUL KING CHHI-301-B06 LUO BY KEVIN SCOTT WILLIAMS JUNE 29, 2015   Why Were the Crusades Started Most have heard of the crusades of the middle-ages or at least heard of some famous people such as Pope Urban II, Richard the Lionheart or others. Whether you see the crusades as events that tried to promote Christian values in a pagan territory or of you see the crusades as chivalrous knights fight for a valiant cause one will still

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    a country rich with history spanning over two thousand years. Fortunately, we only need to look at the last century and a half to understand how modern day Germany came into fruition. Prior to 1870, Germany was only a collection of separate principalities. Then in 1871, Germany became part of the Holy Roman Empire and united into one country. Under the leadership of Otto von Bismarck, it transformed into a powerful, industrialized nation. As Germany entered into the 1920s with the economic depression

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