Online European History Papers & Reports

  • Causes, Key Events and Results of the Reformation

    The Gathering Storm Throughout the 14th and 15th centuries the Church was faced with numerous direct challenges...

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  • Cavour

    Evaluate the contributions of Cavour to Italian unification. Count Camillo di Cavour (1810-1861) was the architect of Italian, unification. He held that only by economic...

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  • Ch 15notes

    The Holy Trinity, with the Virgin and Saint John and donors by Masaccio This fresco relates to the Renaissance in a myriad of ways as it incorporates many aspects of...

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  • Chalenges Facing Eastern Europe After Fall of Communism

    On April 14th of 1988 Mikhail S. Gorbachev decidedly abandoned the Brezhnev Doctrine when the Soviet Union signed the Geneva Accords which guaranteed the Soviet withdrawal...

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  • Change in Healthcare and the Revolution

    The industrial revolution was a time of social, economical and technological changes. The industrial revolution began in Britain in the late 18th and early 19th century and...

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  • Chapter 1

    Moral Failure in The Great Gatsby "novel Name Institution Date   Moral Failure the Great Gatsby In many instances, moral failure has always been a major drawback...

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  • Charles Ii and the Restoration Settlement

    Was the Restoration Settlement of 1660-64 the main reason for Charles II’s difficult relations with his parliament in the years 1665-81? In 1660 negotiations for...

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  • Child Rearing

    Child Rearing During early modern Europe children were viewed in many different ways which changed how parents chose to raise their children. During the 1500’s...

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  • Cleopatra

    At the beginning of the passage Plutarch starts describing the differences in Cleopatra and Antony’s relationship ‘Cleopatra ever contributing some fresh delight and charm...

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  • Cleopatra Portrayal

    Assignment 1 Part 1 Cleopatra Compare the portrayal of Cleopatra in the 1963 film with representations of her in the late twentieth and early twenty...

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  • Colinialism

    colonial literature, is essentially defined by the fact that the center of the narrative or poetic universe to link the European man and not the African man. In the...

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  • Collectivisation

    Collectivisation Stalin believed he needed to raise capital to develop Soviet industry through the use of land. His intentions were ‘taking the land from the peasants...

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  • Columbian Exchange

    The Columbian Exchange has had a major impact on Europeans and their newly found land of America. This exchange of products brought new life, bad and good to the Europeans...

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  • Columbian Exchange Trade

    The Columbian Exchange was one largest exchange between foods and ideas. Through the Columbian Exchange it effected Europe’s population as well as...

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  • Communist Manifesto

    The Communist Manifesto argument: a limpid summary The Communist Manifesto was written by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels in 1848 to clarify the objectives of the...

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  • Comparing the Modern View on Keynsian and Austrian Economics

    Home Blog Austrian economics vs Keynesianism and Kaletsky Austrian economics vs Keynesianism and Kaletsky Anthony J. Evans 6 May 2009 Recently in The Times Anatole...

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  • Comparing the Russian and French Revolution

    In political (involving or characteristic of politics or parties or politicians) revolutions ( an event that changes and shapes the world), violence (an act of aggression...

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  • Comparison of National Convention and Nobility Regarding Louis Xvi's Execution

    COMPARISON OF SOURCES The first source says that the people are relieved by the end of the tyranny and oppression caused by the king, and show much “approval for the...

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  • Concerto Fo Europe

    International Relations The Concert of Europe was a balance of powers between the most powerful countries to plan a solution to problems and ensure the peace between the...

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  • Conflicts Professional Interest Frequently Arises in the Working Environment of an Engineer

    Comparison between Medical image processing methods 1.0 introduction To start with, the aim of this paper is to investigate and compare between methods and...

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  • Congress of Vienna

    나폴레옹의 퇴진은 유럽 각국의 전통 지배세력을 빈에 모이게 만들었다. 나폴레옹이 유럽을 정복하면서 각국을 프랑스에 편입시켜...

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  • Contributions of the Ancients to Western Civilization

    From the Mesopotamian, Egyptians, Hebrews, Greeks, and Romans, you can find pieces of our civilization today, whether it is in art, literature, architecture, law, or religion...

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  • Cultural Diffusion

    Throughout history cultural diffusion has occurred all around the world, and even in today’s society. We have all been diffused in one way or another...

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  • Czech Nationalism

    CZECHOSLOVAKIAN EXPERIENCE OF NATIONAL IDENTITY The end of Cold War brought into World agenda two political events: first, drastic changes at national frontiers in...

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  • Dbq on Manchester

    Although the staggering population growth of Manchester in the 1800s delighted many people-for they thought this had led to advances in manufacturing and other industries...

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  • Dbq Peasant Revolts

    The peasant revolts in late 1524 were constructed by peasants, craftsmen, and poor soldiers. Although the cause of these peasant revolts were constant, there are...

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  • Dbq Revolutionary Calendar

    In November of 1793, the National Convention adopted a new calendar to replace the Gregorian calendar. The revolutionary calendar renamed the months and had three weeks...

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  • Deepening

    VI. RELATION WITH REGIONAL CONVENTION 1. Istanbul Convention As a part of European Council Turkey has a key role in the region and Turkey gives great value to...

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  • Demsthenes

    Psychologists call this “external locus of control.” It’s a kind of fatalism, where people believe that they can do little or nothing personally to change their lives...

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  • Describe the Effect of Stalin's Policy of Collectivisation on Russia.

    Describe the effect of Stalin’s Policy of Collectivisation on Russia. Prior to 1928 Russian agriculture was in a very primitive state, peasants would work their own...

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