Medieval Europe
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CHAPTER 24: A NATION AT WAR The Sinking of the Lusitania Germans post in the ?New York World? a warning to Americans and others traveling in the water adjacent to the British isles ?are liable for destruction? for that was part of the war zone where a state of war existed between Britain and her allies and Germany, and her allies. On May 1st, 1915, the Lusitania set sail from New York to Liverpool carrying passengers and ?secretly? ammunition. 1257 passengers, entering the war zone, where German u- boats awaited. At the beginning of the war, Britain naval blockaded the Germans, as result, in 1915, Germany declared the area as war zone, ?all enemy vessels ? armed or not= at risk. Submarines = new and frightening.
World Population Control
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Jones Wyatt Jones Mrs. Parkhurst English 11CP 28 March 2010 World Population Control ?Population will reach 9 billion people by the year 2045? National Geographic Magazine sources claim this fact. That is pending there is not another epidemic or natural disaster comparing to that of the black plague. Most people never think of the problems overpopulation can bring. Some of these problems include support of the elderly, lack of fresh water and food, overcrowding (running out of space), and destruction of the earth. There is one common solution to all problems we could encounter and that would be controlling the number of people. This can be done in different ways from sterilizing people or controlling their number of children. Either way you have to control the birthrate.
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French Revolution
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French Revolution Study guide French revolution ? 1789 began French Society Highest population in Western Europe, and growing 1770 ? population predominantly ruled (lived in country side, rural) Most French peasants owned some land France was self-sufficient for food Supposed to be a good thing They were not industrializing At least not at the same speed as Britain and Prussia. Divided into 3 classes ? estates Division between those estates was rigid Defined by modern standards The Catholic Church 1% of the population 1789 ? there were 10000 officials in France (at the time of the revolution) Very rich Above the level of priests, bishops, cardinals etc. 9999 were from noble families It means the nobility and the church were practically the same thing
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