The rapid development of jazz in the United States and Europe has produced various forms of musical expression, including music that most listeners today do not believe are "jazz" music. To compensate for this, jazz musicians and critics since 1930 began editing the contents of "real" jazz, more importantly the contents of "real" jazz. This truthful constructive character is usually divided along ethnic boundaries and helps to reduce artists and style (people beyond mainstream) to the edge of history. This page briefly introduces the history of the American Revolution. History is a study of how history is written and about various views of the past provided by historians. Contrary to what a person believes, history is not a specific story or fact. Instead, history is ongoing debate and discussion about the past. Historians can learn people and events for the same period - but they treat these topics with different perspectives, assumptions, priorities and ways. Historians often lead to different conclusions and form different interpretations and arguments. This is especially true for historians who are studying key events such as war and revolution, which are inherently politically confused and fragmented. As new evidence is born and new ideas are identified and explored, historical understanding and perspectives change over time. The following link contains a brief summary of its main historical movements: History is essentially the history of history, more precisely the history of historical writing. Are historians of different eras and places explaining the causes and features of the revolution in various ways? History is the source of the vitality of academic historians; however, the average reader is not very familiar with it. There may not be other topics in the history of America that has been subject to many different interpretations like the American Revolutionary War. The following is a summary of the different ways historians explain the causes and features of the revolution. It contains the same old arguments as the Republic itself.

Quote: SZEJNMANN, C. W., 2008. Holocaust Criminal History IN: Jensen, O. Szejnmann, C.I. (Edit) Ordinary people as genociders: perpetrators from a comparison perspective. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan, pp. 25-54 • This is a chapter in the book "Ordinary People as Holocaust: Criminals in a Comparative Perspective" that was reprinted with the permission of Palgrave Macmillan. This excerpt is taken from the author's original manuscript and has not been edited yet. The latest public version of the record can be obtained from here. http://www.palgrave.com/products/title.aspx? www.palgrave.com, www.palgraveconnect.com Pid = 687350 The project is submitted by the author to the Loughborough institutional repository (https://dspace.lboro.ac.uk/) 2 Jürgen Mateus, "Perpetrators of Radiography and the Holocaust", Dan Stone (Editor) 56 Mathus, "Historiography", 209; Kühne, "Visker Scrigg - Erster Teil", 587, 590, 650 95 Longerich, "Tendenzen", 4; Saul Friedelonder, "Eine integrierte Geschichte des Holocaust", The history of IDF Scholarship still has major flaws. It reflects the more general problem in the history of the Holocaust, the interaction between perpetrators and victims. As we have seen, the scholarship for this issue has only just begun, but the first steps were taken to understand the military's role in genocide. For example, despite significant contributions to the understanding of the Third Reich during the Second World War, despite the enormous ongoing publications Das Deutsche Reich and de de Zweite Weltkrieg, it still invests any chapter in the Defense Army I did not. I participated in the murder case. Jews, in fact, since German unification, Militärgeschichtliches Forschungsamt moved from Freiburg to Potsdam for a laboratory responsible for its production, it seems that it was quiet HIST 2282. Comparison of Holocaust and Genocide. 4 hours Review the origins of the Holocaust, perpetrators and victims and change the efforts to reach agreement with genocide. The Holocaust was the killing of 6 million Jews by Germans under the occupation of the Nazi of Europe during World War II and was one of the major events in modern history. Investigate the uniqueness of the Holocaust against other ethnic cleansing and genocide, including mass death in the new world and mass murder in Armenia, Bosnia and Rwanda. HIST 2282 and PORS 2282 are cross lists HIST 0523A. Massacre from a historical point of view. In this course, we will examine the history and history of the Holocaust, from the initial narrative to the development of recent "final solutions", implementation and reconstruction of the results. We also analyze documents, testimonies, memoirs, court records, and various forms of Shoah's remarks and memorabilia. Admission is limited to 19th graders. FYS wrote HIST 0523 B. State supervision in history How and why does the state see their citizens? This course explores the practice of historical national supervision from the viewpoint of "observer" and "observer". Particular emphasis will be placed on Europe in the 20th century, but other parts of the world and examples from the United States will also be featured in reading. Several readings will be the main sources of information: memoirs, diaries, watched files

This content is available through online browsing (free) program dependent on page scan. Screen readers can not currently scan, so please contact JSTOR user support for access. We will provide PDF copy of your screen reader This movie explores all of these topics. These themes are movie contributions to my understanding of the American revolution. When the movie was released in 1994, these themes were related to history. So, I may have recognized the complexity of these themes and communities like the Connecticut State Fairfield, but I would like to integrate them into a comprehensive depiction of how these themes interact daily I helped. From the 1920s to the 1980s, Perimira "rediscovered" Puritan, Puritanism dominated the American history of the colonial era. But by the early 1980s, Edmund Morgan declared, "We now know more about Puritan than any reasonable person," historians noted attention to the religious life of other colonies I started paying. Examples of this kind are John Butler, the American Huguenot, Catherine Randall from a distant country, Huguenot and Warrior in the New World, Ned Landlands in Scotland and others. And its first American colony, 1683-1675, AG Rover, Palatin, Liberty, and estate: German Lutheran in England colonial era, and Randall Ballmer, perfect confusion: Dutch religion and British culture of the central colony. All these books deal with challenges of religious pluralism, conflicts related to this diversity, and in general the resolution of these conflicts. The "new restoration history" that first appeared in the 1980s shows that the revival of the monarchy is long, complicated and unavoidable. Nevertheless, the new history studies still tend to underestimate the importance of the army in this process. This paper attempts to re-evaluate the role of the military in reconstruction, especially the martial's handling by the munk at the critical time of 1660 and the influence of veteran politics in the community. Various incidents after restoration are not carefully planned, but the nature and timing of the measures taken are that the central authorities are inseparable from various military issues and are closely related to a broader problem It indicates that it is recognizing.

The history of the origin of the Cold War has many attempts to explain the origin of the Cold War between capitalism West and Communist east after World War II. In fact, there are major differences in explaining the root cause of the Cold War; explanations about events before 1945, those that include only ideological issues, those that discuss economic issues, personality scientists who discuss security issues The root cause of. 2 There are revisionist schools in several major historical events of this century. The most famous of these are those who have the origin and results of World War I and the Cold War. However, the revisionist school has modified the traditional history of these events. They explain the fact that they exist, but do not deny. 18 Auschwitz concentration camp commander Rudolf Howes: Rudolf Howes' autobiography, (Cleveland: World Press, 1959), 166. Howes was arrested in 1946. In his detention in Krakow, Hos wrote an autobiography to explain his implementation. Final solution. At Hess 'trial held at Polish War Crimes Court from 11th to 29th March 1947, Hess' testimony rebuilt the trial to send Jews to gas chambers. The Origin of the Cold War The purpose of this article is to explore the origin of the Cold War. In order to complete this exploration, W. A. ​​Williams, Robert Jarvis, Arthur Schlesinger, Jr. that work was the foundation. Before carefully studying these studies it is necessary to give a brief explanation of three general views on Cold War research. These views are attribution, structure and misunderstanding. After the Cold War World War II in 1945, the US and the Soviet Union opposed the way they thought that they should divide Europe. This began a period of conflict called the Cold War. The Cold War is "a state of political hostility among countries characterized by threats, publicity, and other measures" (dictionary network). The Soviet Union believed in communism, and the United States believed in democracy. The United States is between two potentially hostile countries and the United States designed a buffer zone. During the Cold War, the development of revolutionary history in the western October reacted directly to the view of the Soviets. The Soviet version of the October Revolution limited the historical interpretation of the United States and the West. As a result, these Western historians revealed what they thought were flawed in the Soviet view, damaging Bolshevik's inherent validity and Marxist rule. These Western historians explain the revolution as a result of a series of accidents. Examples of these incidental and accident factors they referred to include timing and opportunities of World War I and poor leadership of emperor Nicholas II, as well as liberal and moderate socialists Included. According to Western historians, this is not the support of people, but the operation of Bolshevik masses, cruelty and superior structure to allow them to survive.

History of relations between the US and Germany From the end of the civil war to the First World War, the history of the relationship between the US and Germany is a rather ambiguous subject. Rather than doing a professional, narrow and personalized study, it mainly covers specific events related to such relationships, or has a clear relationship with British and American assimilation in the context of European diplomatic relations It is done in feature articles to be formed. contrast Stephen Crane (1871-1900), Frank Norris (1870-1902) and Jack London (1876-1916) are generally considered the leading representatives of the first generation of American naturalists. Theodore Dreiser (1871 - 1945) is probably seen as a naturalist of his descendants, probably because he lived much more than Klein and Norris. What is important here is that all these writers are pioneers of American naturalism, not publication dates, not birthdays. Some of the most typical naturalistic novels of that era appeared within 10 years. Crane's Maggie: Street Girl (1893), Red Courage Badge (1895), Norris' McTeague (1899), Octopus (1901) and The Pit (1903), Dreiser's Carrie Sister (1900) and London's The Colefield (1903) Tell me about work, they did not explain how these stories relate to Frank Norris (1870 - 1902), Stephen Crane (1871 - 1901) and Jack London (1876 - 1916). Literature deals with "confused generation". The Under Under Forty collection of sneaky titles of 323 Cather provides a relative endpoint for our generation. According to her estimates, those who could not understand her view of life and art were born within 40 years before the book was published in 1936, and it was Dos Passos, Faulkner, Fitzgerald, Hemingway And Steinbeck. After 15 years of war in Crimea, Germany, France, in 1871 Europe celebrated the era of peace. With the establishment of the German Empire and the signing of the Frankfurt Treaty (May 10, 1871), Otto von Bismarck appeared as a decisive figure in the history of Europe from 1871 to 1890. He held control of Prussia and diplomacy and domestic policy of the new German empire. Bismarck established his reputation as a war manufacturer, but it became a peace enactor overnight. He used diplomatic equilibrium of power to maintain German status in Europe, and despite many controversies and war panic, it still maintained peace. To historian Eric Hobsbawm, Bismarck is "a world champion that is still unmistakable at the diplomatic chess competition near 20 years since 1871, devoted to maintaining peace between the great powers"

This content is available through online browsing (free) program dependent on page scan. Screen readers can not currently scan, so please contact JSTOR user support for access. We will provide PDF copy of your screen reader As the founder of Western history, Frederick Jackson Turner was known for his 1893 lecture entitled "The Importance of Frontier in American History". Turner's paper has a very long-term influence and can be regarded as one of the main documents of American history. Mr. Turner said that this is the cutting edge that influences American institutions, society and culture. Border experience, the western boundary of the pioneers from the Atlantic to the Pacific Coast, distinguishes Americans from Europeans and gives American citizens unique characters. Turner has famous words that "the existence of free land, its continuing decline, and the progression to the West of the reconciliation to the United States explains the development of the United States." Turner's cutting-edge papers constitute groundbreaking documents in American history in several reasons. First, Turner rejected "bacteria theory" and since the American institutions and practices were imported from Europe, it emphasizes the continuity of the system and no longer emphasizes the importance of American experience. It is contrary to the focus of colonies and the Atlantic coast. "The real view of the history of this country is not the Atlantic coast, not the Atlantic Ocean" (Turner 3), and historians claim to provide a new perspective for America's history. Finally, Turner has offered American history to his contemporaries. And it explains the process of Americanization, where a unique country is created by different nationality and cultural practices. Frederick Jackson Turner (1861-1932) was one of the two most influential historians in America in the early 20th century. Turner is best known for his leadership in 1893 frontier paper (also known as Turner), his geography faculty theory, his many doctoral student and history. Turner's assertion asserts that the US border helped create a solid American identity and created many democratic traditions that created the American political system we know today. The western border border created a solid American united in common love and freedom

This content is available through online browsing (free) program dependent on page scan. Screen readers can not currently scan, so please contact JSTOR user support for access. We will provide PDF copy of your screen reader Carthagohanori 's Periperas is an explanation of the trip of the earliest existing discovery. It has been suspended from the original, obviously official document, in Temple II or Saturn in Carthage. Both Falconer and Bougainville agreed to mention it in the sixth century before the Christian era. Peripas is introduced in a couple of lines listing the decree of Carthage in terms of navigation and its purpose. Then the commander or one of his companion will continue as a story clearing the pillars of Hercules from the fleet - the Strait of Gibraltar will begin About the same time, Hanno the Navigator was sent to explore the West Coast of Africa. His squid survived and was one of the earliest manuscripts to survive. The periplasm records the landmark, the port and the distance between them. This is a guide that other captains can follow. Hano's 60 vessels moved south of Africa's coast. He may have reached an island near the coast of Sierra Leone. Until Portuguese explorer, Henry Navigator, Henry derailed, there were no other West African coastal adventure records. Carthagin has sent 60 captains to explore and colonize the northwest coast of Africa. He crossed the Strait of Gibraltar and founded or rebuilt seven colonies along the current African coast of Morocco and further explored along the Atlantic coast of the continent. Mr. Hanno met with indigenous people on business and were welcomed by everyone. At the end of Hannover's voyage, the explorer discovered a dense island called rough hairs and barbarians. Attempts to catch males failed, but three women were arrested. They are so intense that they are killed and their skin is preserved and returned to Carthage. According to old plinius who kept the return of Hanno to the skin in the TANIT or Astart shrine and survived in Carthage in Rome in 146 BC, Hanno expedition passed 350 years

Since the British arrived in Australia, the concept "Australians" was born. And now Australia is seen as a place of opportunity. It is a new land without history and institution (British do not exist in indigenous society), waiting for the sculpture and shape of the newcomer. Since Australia's history was colonized, the contributions and experiences of women, non-British immigrants, indigenous peoples have been ignored. Their story certainly has no effect in shaping the Australian identity. Two historical controversies about the national history of the story in Japan after the Second World War - The 1950s 'History of Showa' controversy and the controversy over the 'historical view' in the 1990s and the 21st century - Mihiro Okamoto (Tokyo) I discussed the relationship of history. He pointed out that the close relationship between Japanese historiography and modern nation-state creation has long hindered historical writings from reaching scientific standards. Narrator: The national renewal plan can be said to be the largest and most elaborate government plan in the history of the Republic over the past 100 years. Edmund Whitman said that he was the easiest. He wrote: "Resource devotion to the power and emotion of such countries," the world has never witnessed. When the Third Country Settlement Program completed in 1871, 303,536 Allied soldiers were buried in 74 National Cemetery and the War Department spent $ 4,000, 306.26 dollars to collect deceased. 54% of the deceased were determined by paying attention to the body and its original tombs carefully. The 400,000 pioneered Allied soldiers never got buried and found in a grave marked as "unknown."

Atlantis - the lost city Atlantis is known to many people as a legend or myth written by Greek poet Plato, but whether this lost continent really exists. Still it is all legends that we can still have some facts. Contrary to the general belief, there are many geological and historical discoveries that actually prove the existence of this lost city. In the book "Imagine Atlantis", a story written by Plato is told to us. "According to the records of ancient Egyptian temples, the Athenians won violent war with the Atlantis rulers about 9000 years ago. The mystery surrounding the lost city was a controversial topic constantly controversial. As all kinds of ancient researchers have said - Atlantis is always one of the cities that was in a mystery and reality. It is thought to be an island in front of the pillars of Greek gods. Harry Coumnas, professor of historiography at prestigious universities in the United States has studied the loss of Atlantis for more than three decades. He insists that Atlantis is located in wetlands in southern Spain, but many scholars believe that this city is simply a myth that has evolved over time. Liritzis was not the first person to propose the ancient Mediterranean culture to visit the United States. British writer Gavin Menzies made similar claims in his controversial work Atlantis's lost empire. He believes legendary Atlantis cities are part of the Minoan civilization that lived in Crete in Greece from about 2600 BC to about 1000 BC. However, most classical archaeologists reject Menzies' view, including his argument that Minos sailors arrived in the Americas. Some researchers also proposed ancient Phoenicians, civilizations that appeared around the Levant around the year 1000 BC, and now they have reached North America in Israel, Syria and Lebanon. Greek historian Herodotus, "father of history" claims that Phoenicians traveled in Africa 600 BC to support their ability to have long distance seamen Can these survey results reveal the true lost city of Atlantis? There are several hypotheses putting the sunken island of Atlantis in the north of modern Northern. The most famous of them is Orus Rudbeck. People who suspect Doggerland and Viking Bergen Island are said to have flooded the tsunami after the Slide of Storegga in 6100 BC. Some people propose Celtic shelves as possible places, and certainly contact Ireland. The story of "Atlantis: The Lost Empire" is based on the legendary sunken island of Atlantis, Greece, but the visual effect is inspired by Cambodian Angkor Wat. Angkor Wat was originally a Hindu temple and it was the largest religious building in the world before becoming a Buddhist temple.

About 11 thousand years ago, there was an island called Atlantis somewhere in the Atlantic Ocean. In Atlantis there is competition with advanced advanced technologies more than anyone ("The Lost Civilization: The Story of Atlantis"). According to Greek mythology, Atlantis is the home of Greek god Poseidon. Poseidon fell in love with a deadly woman and built a house surrounded by water and land to protect her in the middle of the island ("The Lost Civilization: The Story of Atlantis"). For one reason, the story of Atlantis and other lost civilizations already caught our imagination. The idea that the whole city may disappear under the wave is a terrible idea. These lost underwater cities are not wonderful Atlantis, but this has happened to them, and divers and archaeologists have recorded their unforgettable relics. Some Heracleion by ancient Greeks, Thonis by some ancient Egyptians. A lost underwater city in the northern coast of Egypt, this lost underwater city is one of the most important port cities in the Mediterranean. Thonis-Heracleion, which was excavated in the water in the last 1200 years, slowly gives up its secret. Liritzis was not the first person to propose the ancient Mediterranean culture to visit the United States. British writer Gavin Menzies made similar claims in his controversial work Atlantis's lost empire. He believes legendary Atlantis cities are part of the Minoan civilization that lived in Crete in Greece from about 2600 BC to about 1000 BC. However, most classical archaeologists reject Menzies' view, including his argument that Minos sailors arrived in the Americas. Some researchers also proposed ancient Phoenicians, civilizations that appeared around the Levant around the year 1000 BC, and now they have reached North America in Israel, Syria and Lebanon. Greek historian Herodotus, "father of history" claims that Phoenicians traveled in Africa 600 BC to support their ability to have long distance seamen The mystery surrounding the lost city was a controversial topic constantly controversial. As all kinds of ancient researchers have said - Atlantis is always one of the cities that was in a mystery and reality. It is thought to be an island in front of the pillars of Greek gods. Harry Coumnas, professor of historiography at prestigious universities in the United States has studied the loss of Atlantis for more than three decades. He insists that Atlantis is located in wetlands in southern Spain, but many scholars believe that this city is simply a myth that has evolved over time.

"The mission of a historian is to understand the past, and human scientists are trying to change the future." How accurate are these fields of knowledge? As historians study chronologically, write and write events, or arrange events in that order, people understand what is in front of them. No one wonders what is being written, but we accept it as a fact and accept it from the fact we learned. Change the future The fields of knowledge (mathematics, natural sciences, humanities, history, religious knowledge systems, indigenous knowledge systems, arts and ethics): how to acquire their own nature and knowledge, the type of each requirement and consideration What is the problem (eg, how do scientific methods know that it is an effective way to master knowledge?), "What is the reason for learning historical knowledge, Do you apply to it? "I had knowledge in six fields of mathematics, natural science, humanities, history, art, ethics In the fall of 2014, the IB program is a knowledge system on religion and a knowledge system by indigenous people It has been changed to include two additional knowledge fields. The history of science is a study on the development of science and scientific knowledge including natural science and social science. Science is a collection of experiences, theories, and practical knowledge about the natural world, created by scientists who emphasize the observation, interpretation and prediction of phenomena in the real world. In contrast, scientific historiography studies the method used by scientific historians. • Does scientific knowledge progress? Does scientific knowledge grow constantly? In this respect, how does natural science compare with other knowledge fields such as history, humanities, ethics, art, etc? Is there "an end" in science? In other words, can we gain level knowledge that all scientifically important things are known? If so, what about the results? • Can you say that most scientific research exceeds the realities and concepts of the world's daily experiences such as the nature and behavior of electromagnetic fields, elementary particles, and spatiotemporal continuum? What is the substance of a scientist? Do you have a practical interpretation model or theory (eg Higgs boson, selfish guided child), or will it be useful to predict and control the natural world? What are the actual problems of these entities that may affect scientific understanding and understanding of the public? What?

"The modern form of the word" environment "comes from the old word we almost no longer use: it forms the environment, enclosure, circle and encloses it" (Stoll 3). Until 1945, the meaning of the term environment has never been a major factor in human life. Tragic events that led to the conclusion of World War II caused great movements in history: American environmentalism. The goal of connecting the destiny and the environment of all people (Stoll 1), the change in global decision making, and the unity of mankind. This analysis of American environmental politics focuses on three themes. At the basic level, environmental problems are described as public issues. There, environmental public resources are inherently disadvantageous if they become short-term personal benefits. It was revealed in the review of public opinion data related to the environment. In the era of prosperity like the mid-1990s and early 2000s, and from 2003 to the end of 2007, Americans were easy to prioritize environmental problems. Economy The 1970s was an important era of environmental protectionism in America. Congress passed the Water Purification Law and Endangered Species Act and President Richard Nixon established the Environmental Protection Agency observed by Wisconsin State Senator Gaylord Nielsen on April 22, 1970. First Earth Day 1. Generally, Americans support environmental protection, but there are deep differences between the parties regarding this issue. Last year, according to a survey conducted by the Pew Research Center, about three-quarters (74%) of American adults told 23% that "the country should take all measures to protect the environment" I will. That country has gone too far. It seeks to protect the environment. " Since the roundtable meeting in 1990, the field of environmental history became like a kudzu on a hot day in July. Environmental history was born from the wilderness and entered almost all the landscape in America. American environmental historians have fundamental interest in the capitalist power to change the natural world, but they concentrate new ways on the state as a power of environmental change. They began using innovative ways to treat health, illness, and body, re-interested in agriculture, and became more comfortable in the world created by mankind. They participated in the analysis of racial, ethnic, class, gender, sexuality and other categories, along with the American historiography in a cross-border direction, and the environmental science was covered by the subject of appropriate exploration and methodologist Then we will explore the interaction between humans and the environment. Rich culture level

The TOK curriculum is asked to find similarities between science and art. At first I do not think there is much in common, but as I continue to think about, many similarities such as perception, creativity, curiosity are born. However, although there are similarities, I do not see a way to combine the two because science is more critical thinking, and I believe that art gives creative thinking. Schools tend to advocate higher standards and importance in subjects such as science, mathematics, reading, history than art. The history of science is a study on the development of science and scientific knowledge including natural science and social science. Science is a collection of experiences, theories, and practical knowledge about the natural world, created by scientists who emphasize the observation, interpretation and prediction of phenomena in the real world. In contrast, scientific historiography studies the method used by scientific historians. • Does scientific knowledge progress? Does scientific knowledge grow constantly? In this respect, how does natural science compare with other knowledge fields such as history, humanities, ethics, art, etc? Is there "an end" in science? In other words, can we gain level knowledge that all scientifically important things are known? If so, what about the results? • Can you say that most scientific research exceeds the realities and concepts of the world's daily experiences such as the nature and behavior of electromagnetic fields, elementary particles, and spatiotemporal continuum? What is the substance of a scientist? Do you have a practical interpretation model or theory (eg Higgs boson, selfish guided child), or will it be useful to predict and control the natural world? What are the actual problems of these entities that may affect scientific understanding and understanding of the public? What? Science is not only knowledge in a wide field but also art. How does science become art? Looking at the pattern of nature, there are laws that science and mathematics can record and observe, but these laws form the fundamental and common structure of organic and inorganic in our universe. We live in the age of science, scientists are respected everywhere. The science that has developed over the past several centuries has resulted in various reactions in various parts of society. There are many people who believe that science has transcended our fate. It brought comfort, progress and prosperity through many inventions and discoveries to us.

Japan - Introduction of Bury's World War II history: Without a good history, it can not be regarded as an advanced country. This is the history of a successful country. The history of Japan is very unique. During the Second World War and after the war, their country was ruined. They were destroyed only by Americans, all of their former allies abandoned them. I will focus on the influence of the US on Japan and how Japan gained the title of the "second largest developed country". Two historical controversies about the national history of the story in Japan after the Second World War - The 1950s 'History of Showa' controversy and the controversy over the 'historical view' in the 1990s and the 21st century - Mihiro Okamoto (Tokyo) I discussed the relationship of history. He pointed out that the close relationship between Japanese historiography and modern nation-state creation has long hindered historical writings from reaching scientific standards. Isazaka, who grew up in Japan since the 1970s, was very sensitive to the history of World War II in Hiroshima and Nagasaki. He believes that the pain that the Japanese must endure can foster unique cultural emotions. He believes that Japan can oppose the development of many nuclear weapons in other countries as Japan's only victim. In the mushroom lamp and all his designs, Itazaka tried to embed his work with relevant information - he called it "secondary communication." In other words, subtle messages are not always obvious, but that is an important part of the design process. Through his design, Itazaka wants to raise some consciousness and push our conceptual thinking to the stage of a new dialogue. Japan's defeat in World War II was a clear turning point for Japan. Emperor Hirohito surrendered to the United States. This is the first and only "unconditional surrender" in history. This began the occupation of Japan in the United States, thus ending Japanese imperialist martyrdom. Japan abandoned its sovereignty and military. Japan regained independence from the United States in 1952, but Japan still relies on American business and safety. Other additions are recovery of legal equality and voting rights for democratic government and women. Overall, the United States completely includes Japan within its influence range. From clothing to baseball, from words to food, the influence of America on Japan still exists and is increasing today. The problem is that "Is Japan losing culture?"

The female devil "Female style devil" is a good book focusing on women's injustice named Salem and the magic of many other fields. I am reviewing statistics on gender, essence of assets, women's concepts in New England colonies. Unlike other colonial witchcraft studies, this book examines it as a whole rather than the usual Salem outbreak in the second half of the 17th century. In order to fully understand the history of magic in New England, we must understand the role of women in colonial times. Carol F. Carlsen learned magic in the New England colonial era. The theme of this book is to study the various factors leading to early settler magic hysteria and why most witches are women. The main factors that determine who will be appealed by magic are as follows. Gender, marital status, community status, wealth, inheritance, and relationships with other people in the community Karlsen uses court documents, diaries, and second-hand materials to study the role of women in the Puritan society I prove her thesis. With numerous publications on the early modern magical criticism, Carole Carlson 's interpretation of "demons in women' s shape" should not be overlooked. Carlson history professor at the University of Michigan conducted more feminist research and answered, "Why is the woman susceptible to magical accusations?" For the most part, her work focused on New England 's claims from 1620 to 1725. In conclusion, Carlson combines the view of the 17th century or "inner" with her interpretation of the 20th century or "outsider." The problem then arises: How well can people make new explanations with the help of these two perspectives? The reason why these women are accused of magic in the New England colony is the subject of Carol Karlsen's well thought out new study, The Devil in Women form. Other historians considered Salem's experiment from a political and economic point of view. Mr. Carlson, a professor of historiography at the University of Michigan, has received feminist 's explanation for such events from the tense relationship between the old land gentry and the new business class. As she has seen, "women are saying a few things about women, they are worried about women, the status of women in society, and the women themselves."

Although historians use resources and knowledge to summarize the history of the existence of humanity, human scientists study human behavior and our way of life. They focus on these areas and provide information to each other. But historians will also anticipate their understanding of the past with a view to the future. Similarly, human scientists may focus on today's human behavior and compare it with the past. Because, when we see human science, historians consider it a useful term for science. The theme is "human" (Smith). The history of science is a study on the development of science and scientific knowledge including natural science and social science. Science is a collection of experiences, theories, and practical knowledge about the natural world, created by scientists who emphasize the observation, interpretation and prediction of phenomena in the real world. In contrast, scientific historiography studies the method used by scientific historians. • Does scientific knowledge progress? Does scientific knowledge grow constantly? In this respect, how does natural science compare with other knowledge fields such as history, humanities, ethics, art, etc? Is there "an end" in science? In other words, can we gain level knowledge that all scientifically important things are known? If so, what about the results? • Can you say that most scientific research exceeds the realities and concepts of the world's daily experiences such as the nature and behavior of electromagnetic fields, elementary particles, and spatiotemporal continuum? What is the substance of a scientist? Do you have a practical interpretation model or theory (eg Higgs boson, selfish guided child), or will it be useful to predict and control the natural world? What are the actual problems of these entities that may affect scientific understanding and understanding of the public? What?

"History" "History" Article: Understanding people's history can change the view of people's lives by understanding people's identity. I. Building a relationship is a good way to help you find your identity. A. Relationship between parents and children. B. Relationship between brothers and sisters II. Love shows and teaches valuable responsibility for understanding human history and identity. A. To love yourself is a way of understanding people's identity. B. Families who love one person show that people like the person's history and family values. Culture: Certain histories and identities can affect individual behavior in a particular way and influence the meaning of others' behavior. Ethnic origin, religious group, ethnic identity, gender, physical ability, and various cultural practices and assumptions related to them all influence the dynamics of power. · Structure: The face-to-face transaction and group situation exists in the context of a larger social structure that defines a series of potential power relationships. In many cases, these structures are abstract (economical), far (governmental), and it does not seem to be influenced by the will of the individual. Relationships in this field are tied to cultural identities and attributes and are internalized in self-recognition (eg, as a global helplessness). History is the reason to create a common identity among people. It is based on a common identity and they act together. To deprive people's history and to reduce history means eliminating the grounds that they must act jointly and shrinking their common sense to achieve their goals. That is why history was rewritten. The descendants of Brazil in 1980 said that the white ruling class excluded the history of Africa from the curriculum and excluded the memory of Africa's population by restricting travel to non-black memory. The continent of Africa is subjecting African Brazilians to eternal poverty It creates a sense of self identity. History creates identity, it distorts identity as it creates identity. A part of the study of Egyptian research is about regaining the history of Africa distorted and stolen by Europeans. Through historiography, Africans can participate in European history studies without knowing that they are simply African predictive myths. Therefore, they can read about the history of people in Africa and can trust other races without knowing that there are African roots in these stories. If we do not understand ourselves, we become a problem, others will be our problems, hence we are all wrong.

On December 6, 1865, slavery and all forms were officially banned by the thirteenth amendment of the Constitution. The United States will soon abolish its 150th anniversary of its "special institution", but historians still struggled to build a group version that led to its development and the continuing significance of the 18th and 19th century It is. Therefore, the study of slavery created one of the richest and diverse historiography in American history. Contents: 1. Coming to the United States; Blacks and colonies in the UK; Early black resistance; Maronage in North America; Slavery and Constitution; Three American Revolution; Indifference and Interest in Record; Slave Revolution followed. Black abolishment, black abolition, black abolition, black sovereignty, uprising, civil war and its consequences, objection: accumulation and freedom, black war, white people 's reconstruction and black dismantlement, 5. minimum point and consequence, black farmer; opposition party movement; World War III; black self-determination; 6. seeking a higher position; World War II and black struggle; Cold war and ethnic warfare; civil rights and mass struggle; rituals of citizenship and oppression; World War I. Some of the best research on slavery resistance in recent years has focused on the slave Africa background. Through language, relatives, religious beliefs, Africans have rebuilt their past in North America. Some of these forms appear as resistance by "magic", Islam, escape, even by suicide. For the best work on the form of resistance in North America, see Sterling Stacky's "Slave Culture: Nationalism Theory and the Black American Foundation" (1987), Michael Gómez, our national logo exchange: in the colony African identity transition South (1998), and Walter C. Rucker, The River Flows On: American black resistance, culture and identity formation (2005) The nature of marriage reveals important clues about African cultural identity and concept of collective resistance. Maroon residential areas in North America are often the basis for communities to promote opposition to political order. The American black movement investigated the case of Malone in Virginia in the 17th century, more importantly Florida in the early 19th century. Robinson treats Malone's problem more strongly in black Marxism, as the formation of these communities is the main form of resistance to Africans throughout the Western Hemisphere.

An Hutchinson gathered her troops in the silence of Boston; it was in Salem loving peace, the devil sorted his witch in the last desperate attack on the saint. For many readers, it seems that there is little connection between magic and religion, but the investigation has resulted in the death sentences of various martyrs in Salem's superstition, which is suspected by Puritan faith and Make believe that there is a relationship between magic theory. Closest relationship The reason why these women are accused of magic in the New England colony is the subject of Carol Karlsen's well thought out new study, The Devil in Women form. Other historians considered Salem's experiment from a political and economic point of view. Mr. Carlson, a professor of historiography at the University of Michigan, has received feminist 's explanation for such events from the tense relationship between the old land gentry and the new business class. As she has seen, "women are saying a few things about women, they are worried about women, the status of women in society, and the women themselves." Carroll and Carlsen put this idea in her book "Devil in the shape of a woman: The witch of the New England colony". "Women who turn traditional skills into profits, like midwives, therapists, and female religious leaders stand up In the competition with men, witches lie in case of accusations by vulnerable witchcraft It is presumed to be attached and the alliance with Princeurier provides sufficient factual evidence. "Demonicization is not unique to the 21st century. In the 17th century, the European and American women including the owner of a tavern of Ellior Hollingworth in Salem, the widow Mary Hale, who owned a boarding house in Boston, Business Mary Bradberry with butter in Salisbury, wealthy widow, Katherine Harrison And other people are condemned by magic

Between 1197 and 1818, the Holy Roman empire between 1197 and 1218, the Holy Roman Empire became medieval soap opera. The protagonists are Pope Innocent III, Frederick II, Swabian Phillip and Otto IV. Philip King Philip plays an important role both Frederick II 's mother and the Constance. My 21-year career is attractive. King Sicily, Henry VI, and Holy Roman Empire died in 1197, Frederick II of the 2 - year - old son became king of Sicily. But Swabia and Philip of Otto IV contest the throne of the Holy Roman Empire. It was called the Roman Empire (not to be confused with the real Roman Empire), it became an empire before 1157. The Holy Roman Empire has been confirmed since 1254. After 1512, the official name was known as the Roman empire of Germany, but in the 18th century the name was deleted again. See the name of the Holy Roman Empire as a historian: "When the 40th year of the eleventh century began, the Canute was the only exception of Emperor, the most powerful ruler in the world of Latin Christian ... Carter skill In fact it is listed as one of the kings, but his position in the ally is indeed imperial and tells the destiny of the two big areas: the British Isles and Scandinavia, the fleet is almost 2 One of the important seas, the North and the Baltic Sea, he built an empire. " Traditional historiography assumes continuity between the Caroling Empire and the Holy Roman Empire, but the contemporary meeting crowned Otto I as a starting point for the Holy Roman Empire in 962 (the term Sakuram Empire Roman is ) Although early German and Italian monarchs crowned Roman Emperor, the actual St. Roman Empire was generally thought to have started with the coronation ceremony of King Sachon Otto I It was. This is a formal election post, but sometimes it runs in families, especially four generations of Dalian in the 11th century. From the end of the Dalian dynasty to the middle of the 15th century the emperor gained inspiration from many different German dynasties and the throne was rarely handed over from the father to his son. From the 9th to the 11th century, the Pope had a tremendous impact on Italy through the Holy Roman Empire. Italy is also an important point of competition between the emperor and the Holy Roman Empire. Since the 11th century, the commune of Italy established the city state, became the center of commerce, and eventually became a fortress of the Renaissance of Italy. The medieval period of Italy began in the 5th century AD at the end of the Western Roman Empire. After the collapse of the Western Roman Empire, Italy was under the control of the Byzantine Empire. This rule was robbed by Charlemagne that invaded Italy in the 8th century. After that the Pope had a great influence in Italy between the 9th and 11th centuries. Since the 11th century, there were many powerful city states in Italy. Among them, Florence is particularly famous. These states eventually lead the Italian Renaissance

Racism: short-lived history George Frederickson finally objected to the dichotomy between civilization and barbarism, in particular against the resurgence of ethnic religious prejudice, and in order to prove that racial discrimination is global, in the 20th century The racial theory was replaced. Persistence of injustice and social and political oppression Historical introduction His books started from medieval Europe and comprehensively describe the existence and success of the racist regime, the United States, South Africa, and Nazi Germany He describes the rise of modern ethnic theory. 104792 Racial discrimination: a simple history by Fredrikson, George M To investigate the history of Western race discrimination from the late Middle Ages to the present. Beginning from the medieval anti-Semitism, Frederickson traces the spread of the racist idea after European expansionism and the beginnings of African slave trade, how enlightenment and romanticism nationalism is based on slavery and Jewish We will investigate whether it caused a discussion on human liberation. Background of new knowledge 224 pgs. Reverse Cruise: History of Gomez, Diaspora in Africa, Michael A. Brief survey on migration and spread of people in Africa from ancient to modern. It explores the African experience in the Mediterranean and Muslim world before 1492, and their slaves and unwilling immigrants to the new world. There are several works related to the history of racial discrimination in the United States. In "Racial Discrimination: Brief History", George M. Fredericxson explored how the United States adopted racist ideology in the southern part of Jim Crow and put it in Western society I call it a climax of racism. These discriminatory policies are preventing African Americans from participating in politics and compulsory social separation poverty for the majority of the population of southern African Americans and marriage between ethnic groups It crashed. Throughout this article he uses a different racial theory than Jim Crow's historiography to support his thesis and his conclusion provides a new way to think about racism in a broader sense. Fredericxson believes Jim Crow will not survive in the Cold War, but he is worried that the future suppression system in the United States may be based on religion rather than race. The term "environmental racial discrimination" has a very short history. With the emergence of an interdisciplinary scholarship, it is widely used, focusing on race and environment related issues. Robert Brad, who called himself "Father of Environmental Justice" in 2002, stated that environmental racial discrimination is a "racial, color, individual, group or community based (intentional or unintentional) Environmental policy that brings profit ". Practice or guidance ("Face environment racial discrimination"). For the most part, Brad is widely regarded as the most prominent critic of environmental racism for his work in environmental justice.

In the history of the United States, many people stand out in the history of our country and are emphasized more than others. The man named John Hancock is one of the wonderful men who stand out from the crowd. John was born in Braintree, Massachusetts on January 16, 1736. He is the middle child among the three children. He was born in Lexington, Massachusetts on June 1, 1702 and is the son of John Hancock, born on 13th October 1711 in Mary Hawk, New Ham, Massachusetts. Before she married Johns, his mother was once married. Hancock's full career did not show up until the 20th century. The challenge to Hancock's biography left a relatively small historian in his personal work to explain his life compared with the father of famous founder like Jefferson or John Adams. Therefore, the majority of Hancock's explanation depends on his many political opponents who often criticize him. According to historian Charles Ax, "Major victims of Massachusetts' historiography are John Hancock, the most talented and popular politician in the Gulf countries, he suffered from future generations, his critics According to a Conservative Party and the Whig Party, he was almost entirely known to him. John Hancock was born on January 23, 1737 in Braintree, Massachusetts (now Quincy), Mary Hawk, senior cleric John Hancock. When John was a child, Hancock of the older died, and his mother took him and his brothers and sisters to live in Lexington's law. She later sent John, Lydia and Thomas Hancock to live with his aunt and uncle. My husband and I did not have children, so I adopted that boy. Thomas is a wealthy businessman with a very successful shipping business. John continued to attend Harvard University, his father's alma mater, and since graduating in 1754, he worked with his uncle. In 1759, John advanced to London, lived there for a while, and returned to the colony in 1761. After the death of Thomas in 1764, John took over family business and heritage.

John Hancock, a nearly strange combination, the founder's father, and his bold sign of the Declaration of Independence made him the most famous combination of this legendary group. In fact, his signature is quite famous and often obscures its position as one of the most prominent politicians in American history. Boston is a city full of political ambitions, but soon Hancock became one of the most prominent figures. From his mansion over Beacon Hill, he successfully dominated the politics of Boston and Massachusetts for about thirty years. In occasions that led to the revolution, he was a secret but sometimes aggressive participant. As chairman of the 2nd Continental Congress, he knew and knew all the important people at the time. Baron Beacon Hill is not just a great biography. It is the story of the birth of Boston and the United States of the 18th century. Brilliant and very easy to read, it captures the excitement of the theme's uniqueness and his time. William M. Fowler, JR received his doctorate. At the University of Notre Dame, he is currently Associate Professor at the North Eastern University History Department in Boston. In addition to his digital articles on magazines and newspapers, he is writing other books - William Erie: a dramatic explanation of the US Navy between Rhode Island Politics and Navy Minister and Rebellion Sail, Revolution. He lives in Redding, Massachusetts with his wife and daughter. - Baron Beacon Hill, from the title of biography of John Hancock After Hancock's father died in 1744, John was sent to live with his uncle and aunt, Thomas Hancock and Lydia (Henchman) Hancock. Thomas Hancock is the owner of a company called Hancock House importing manufactured goods from the UK and exporting rum, whale oil and fish. A very successful business by Thomas Hancock has made him one of Boston's richest and most famous resident. He and Lydia and some servants and slaves lived in Beacon Hill's Hancock Manor. The couple has no children and is subject to the dominant influence of John's life. John Hancock, a nearly strange combination, the founder's father, and his bold sign of the Declaration of Independence made him the most famous combination of this legendary group. In fact, his signature is quite famous and often obscures its position as one of the most prominent politicians in American history. Boston is a city full of political ambitions, but soon Hancock became one of the most prominent figures. From his mansion over Beacon Hill, he successfully dominated the politics of Boston and Massachusetts for about thirty years. In occasions that led to the revolution, he was a secret but sometimes aggressive participant. As chairman of the 2nd Continental Congress, he knew and knew all the important people at the time. Baron Beacon Hill is not just a great biography. It is also the story of the birth of Boston and the United States of the 18th century. It was not until the 20th century that Hancock had a complete biography. The challenge for Hancock's biographer left a relatively small historian in personal work to explain his life compared to the father of famous founder like Jefferson or John Adams . Therefore, most of Hancock's explanation depends on his numerous political opponents and they often criticize him. According to historian Charles Ax, "Major victims of Massachusetts' historiography are John Hancock, the most talented and popular politician in the history of the Bay, he was almost suffering from posterity and his critics Judgment, misfortune known by the Conservative Party and the Whig Party "

Strom Thurmond, an American racist discrimination, is a Democrat. George Bush is a strong opposition to Black voting rights. The times have changed. Leading events in American history, leading to a moderate abolition of apartheid, including our country today. In order to fully understand the essence of today's racial discrimination, people have to thoroughly investigate dates and laws from 1948 to 1980. When investigating the history of African Americans, do you need to see some superficial data as well as some factors that may not be noticed by the public? To understand the driving force of Ferguson's shooting, a broader understanding of the history of racial discrimination in the United States is necessary. According to one person, this history can be traced back to the beginning of the country itself. For example, Native Americans lived on North American continent before Columbus arrival, but since the United States currently emerges in the world, it relies on extensive death and evacuation of this population. Several people like Mercier call this historical event a massacre. There was a lot of discussion among the parties as to whether this was exaggerated or not. However, for the moment it is important to understand that the origins of the United States include white populations that migrated to non white people. Regardless of the person's point of view, it is a little difficult to ignore the racial aspect of this event. There are several works related to the history of racial discrimination in the United States. In "Racial Discrimination: Brief History", George M. Fredericxson explored how the United States adopted racist ideology in the southern part of Jim Crow and put it in Western society I call it a climax of racism. These discriminatory policies are preventing African Americans from participating in politics and compulsory social separation poverty for the majority of the population of southern African Americans and marriage between ethnic groups It crashed. Throughout this article he uses a different racial theory than Jim Crow's historiography to support his thesis and his conclusion provides a new way to think about racism in a broader sense. Fredericxson believes Jim Crow will not survive in the Cold War, but he is worried that the future suppression system in the United States may be based on religion rather than race. Strom Thurmond, an American racist discrimination, is a Democrat. George Bush is a strong opposition to Black voting rights. The times have changed. Leading events in American history, leading to a moderate abolition of apartheid, including our country today. In order to fully understand the essence of today's racial discrimination, people have to thoroughly investigate dates and laws from 1948 to 1980. - Emmett is a 35-year-old man with many acne on his face. He always has a headache and a bad mood. He has been to Murray State University, but he dropped out of school and had over $ 500 in debt to the government. He was arrested in a major case in the court and entered prison. Emmett does not have a job, family, or her. His daily activities are as follows. Breakfast with old friends of McDonald's, TV games, Watching M.A.S.H on TV

A careful study on the use of Paul Salpi and the use of information in the 17th century Paul Sarpi is a political monk who is trying to change the government's policy on information distribution and plays an important role in the 17th political session. . Century Venice. Through his political connection and a wide range of information networks, he succeeded in understanding his view on the power of correct and inappropriate information. Observing Sarpi's academic and political contributions during this time can show that he is a profound and progressive thinker who understands the events in Venice and elsewhere. Paolo Salpi, a supporter of Republicanism and liberal idea, participated in an ongoing power struggle as a national advisor. As a church house comparable to Bishop, he has a unique combination of knowledge and motivation to fight the Venetian Republic and the Vatican. The rise of Salpi and its growing reputation made the Pope angry. To create high quality content everyday, a lot of effort is required. In addition to doing this, I would like to expand it to more media (audio podcasts, online videos, etc.). If you like these posts or want to provide them in other formats, think about supporting me with Patreon. With just a dollar a month you can save a lot of money and access exclusive content. Thank you Abstract: Palmajovanne died in Venice in 1628. According to many people, he was the last Renaissance master of the Renaissance. In less than 15 years, Carlo Ridolfi releases the lifetime of Tintoretto and Paolo Veronese as a trailer of majestic Maraviglie dell'arte, which appears in 1648. The first half of Le Maraviglie starts with Il 's biography Guariento. But in his heart he found a biography of Titian and Verona. The second part continues to report on the lives of Venetian painters in the first half of the 17th century, in collaboration with Tintrett. In this article, we explore the discourse process classically formed by using Ridolfi 's biography memorial in the 1640' s. It was then done by Marco Boschini 's Carta del navegar pittoresco in the 1660' s. The limit of Tintoretto in this magnificent epistemological structure will be the focus of analysis. Abstract: Enrico Caterino Davila was a Venetian military leader of the 17th century, whose work "History of the Civil War of France" was published in Venice in 1630. This work quickly succeeded and many translations and versions were created. The focus of this research is to examine different versions of Davila's work. Initially, the introduction of the previous version highlighted the historical theme of the French religious war as a historical story. However, the last focus shifted from the historical theme to the role of Vera as a historian. Therefore, these versions provide valuable insight into the role of Renaissance historians and the views of the then Renaissance historiography.

The term "classical" refers to the age of civilization of ancient Greece and Rome. The construction techniques of these people allowed them to make the building we admire today. The architectural style has several different characteristics that continue to influence modern architectural design. The use of symmetry, centralized composition, order and commitment to consistency has created a unique and deep architectural model. Marcus Vitruvius, an Roman engineer, lived in the first century and wrote the architecture De Architectura. Mark Humphries has been a professor of Swansea's ancient history since 2007 and currently serves as a department of classics, ancient historiography and Egyptian department. He studied at Trinity College Dublin and the University of St. Andrews where he studied at the Irish National University of St. Andrews, Leicester, Manchester and Maynooth. This module provides the opportunity to explore ancient exploration methods, travel methods, geographical methods. We will investigate the text from the Odyssey to the late antique pilgrimage, and we will review the fictional adventure stories, explorer's explanations, ethnology, map and geography, travel guide and geography of historical works I encounter various types as described. For all very high lofts that may be present in classical literature, the possibility of terrorism and misuse is often not discussed in university auditoriums, but it may also cause tensions, troubles and even professional crises I do not. High School Latin Classroom Classicists are addicted to self-blessing in humanities science education, and have a predetermined confidence in the so-called humanization effect they have. However, as a high school Latin teacher, I acknowledge that I failed specifically on this (perhaps perfectly unreal) goal. My teacher did not come today. So the founder of the greenhouse participated in my course. A little about her. Her name is Ahlauyu S V Naiud. At the age of nine, she played well at the youngest classical guitar third grader - Trinity Conservatory exam. After attending various grades, she became the only Indian woman who completed classic guitar LTCL (London Trinity Conservation License). She won the same highest score and was awarded the rolling trophy 'Lady Papworth's Lyre' in 1993, but he has not yet launched another LTCL classical guitarist. In my first year at Trinity College I lived across the Sheldon Theater, one of Oxford's most iconic buildings. Designed by Christopher Wren, it was first opened in 1669 and is still used as a concert hall, but as more important as the Official Etiquette Hall of Oxford University, pre-university and graduation venue. One of the main areas that I am interested in as a photographer is a historic building. That is why I am fascinated by this perspective. I say "point", but a better term is "view". Several weeks later, I noticed that the building never looked like that. A warm yellow Cotswold stone is part of the building at Oxford University and has an excellent ability to reflect light, sometimes making it look like a picture. This light will change within 1 hour even within 1 minute.

Among his book "Storm of the Storm", John Victres created an innovative approach that combines the worship of the Methodists with American values, so that Methodist schools form the American society of today It played an important role in that. An important role (191) Wiggers, a professor of historiography at the University of Missouri, fully outlines his major thesis of American methodist innovation and his article on the influence it has on evangelism, community, and equality I support it. Wiggers argues these points through personal stories and fair evidence of "Initial Methodists School, especially Roving Missionaries" (7). Recently, Dr. John H. Sailhamer suggested that the view of historical creation depends on the interpretation of the text of Genesis in medieval Hebrew. Because "heaven" and "earth" should be converted to "sky" and "land", "intangible waste" is expressed as "wasteland that can not live" and indicates God's response on indomitable land Create an account. Preparation for the wilderness - land specially prepared for his people. Like the gap theory, Genesis 1: 1 shows that the creation of the universe has nothing to do with the need for the story of Genesis. God prepares Heaven in the wilderness and will lead his people to the place of blessings as a tool of teaching (and ultimately as an eternal blessing) to guide their blessings with the covenants of God. John grew up in the wilderness and preached in the wilderness. His message is to make people repent because the kingdom of heaven is visible (Matthew 3: 2). John baptized the followers on the Jordan River. In other words, their past lives were drowned and they were poured from water into a new life. Like Jesus, John collided with Pharisees and Sadducees, and they had sharp words (Matthew 3: 7-12). John baptized Jesus, declared him Lamb of God, and took away the sins of the world. Jesus himself evaluated John in Matthew 11: 7-15. John was not just a prophet, but he was much greater than his predecessor compared with Elijah. But the generation of John did not accept him, but accused him of being obsessed with the devil (Matthew 11: 17-18).

In his article Robert Jensen argues that white Americans believe that your skin must be white in order to be considered true 'Americans'. He cited as an example Hurricane Katrina. "... One of the most permanent legacy of Hurricane is that it can see the influence of race and class difference on human life and death ... (Jensen, Par. 1)". According to the content being broadcast on TV, it seems that the black community suffered most of the damage, but as a result of careful investigation, we can see that this assumption is absurd. Racism is one of the biggest problems in the United States. Today, immigrants are the most important people in the United States facing racial discrimination. The new president made a decision to make immigrants uncomfortable. They are faced with more threats. Most immigrants do their best to avoid the president's decision. One of the decisions was to expel immigrants who were not documented. This decision is unfair because many immigrants come here to bring a better life. We are currently faced with new and intense racial discrimination. In the United States, this is an ongoing struggle: black life is essential for immigrants and for hatred against Islam. I will not dig into these specific issues, but I welcome those I would like to achieve through this ancient material shown here. Instead, we think that we should consider their Greek and Roman alphabet. Because the history of racist ideas can help us understand their dynamics over time. It is environmental determinism to understand the basic conceptual tools of racial discrimination that we all know. In 1960 I read the following in the textbook of ancient history: "The heart and spirit of the Greeks are as open as their coastline." The author is not the first to think of this strange route . There are several works related to the history of racial discrimination in the United States. In "Racial Discrimination: Brief History", George M. Fredericxson explored how the United States adopted racist ideology in the southern part of Jim Crow and put it in Western society I call it a climax of racism. These discriminatory policies are preventing African Americans from participating in politics and compulsory social separation poverty for the majority of the population of southern African Americans and marriage between ethnic groups It crashed. Throughout this article he uses a different racial theory than Jim Crow's historiography to support his thesis and his conclusion provides a new way to think about racism in a broader sense. Fredericxson believes Jim Crow will not survive in the Cold War, but he is worried that the future suppression system in the United States may be based on religion rather than race.

Another tribe, Vandals later passed Italy to South Spain and Africa, and occupied Rome in 455 (Spielvogel 187). From the end of the 4th century to the beginning of the 5th century Rome gradually lost the barbarian tribe of the north and western provinces. For example, in the UK, indigenous tribes dominated the area from Rome and freed the rule of the empire (Nardo-2004 95). This had some influence on the Roman Empire. One of its effects is to take away the Roman Empire's quota for areas where it is necessary to fight intruders and barbarian tribes. History, facts and information on the cause of the collapse of the Roman Empire *** Causes of the collapse of the Roman Empire *** What brought about the decline of the Roman Empire? *** Reason for the collapse of the Roman Empire *** Cause of the collapse of the Roman Empire *** What is the cause of the collapse of the Roman Empire? *** Reason for the collapse of the Roman Empire *** Illustration and explanation of the reason for the collapse of the Roman Empire *** Causes and causes of the collapse of the Roman Empire *** Reasons for the collapse of the Roman Empire This article is about this book. For historical events, see the history of the Roman Empire and the collapse of the Western Roman Empire. For historiography produced by Gibbon theory, see the history of the decline of the Western Roman Empire. For a list of publications and a list of chapters, please see the summary of the decline and decline of the Roman Empire. The history of the decline of the Roman Empire was a six-volume work of British historian Edward Gibbon. It traces the height of Western civilization (and Islam and conquest of Mongolia) from the height of the Roman Empire to the collapse of Byzantium. The first volume was published in 1776 and received six prints. Volumes 2 and 3 were published in 1781, Volume 4, Vol. 1789, Volume 4 and Volume 5 were published. The first volume was published in the quarter, at that time it was a general publication practice. It was the western part of the Roman Empire that was destroyed. The word "autumn" was created by Edward Gibbon, a historian who wrote the famous "history of decline and history of decline of the Roman Empire" in the 18th century. Ever since, the expression has been stagnant. Other historians say that the western part of the Roman Empire split if it is a German invader (Wangdal, Suens, Alan, Burundian, Alemanni) and former German ally of Rome (ticked by Visigoths and Franks Rare, who created his own kingdom on the former land of this part of this empire They also found that the term is not enough to explain the complexity of the demise of the Roman Empire. The eastern part of the Roman Empire was not influenced by these invasions and continued to exist for 1000 years.

Among his book "Storm of the Storm", John Victres created an innovative approach that combines the worship of the Methodists with American values, so that Methodist schools form the American society of today It played an important role in that. An important role (191) Wiggers, a professor of historiography at the University of Missouri, fully outlines his major thesis of American methodist innovation and his article on the influence it has on evangelism, community, and equality I support it. Wiggers argues these points through personal stories and fair evidence of "Initial Methodists School, especially Roving Missionaries" (7). Recently, Dr. John H. Sailhamer suggested that the view of historical creation depends on the interpretation of the text of Genesis in medieval Hebrew. Because "heaven" and "earth" should be converted to "sky" and "land", "intangible waste" is expressed as "wasteland that can not live" and indicates God's response on indomitable land Create an account. Preparation for the wilderness - land specially prepared for his people. Like the gap theory, Genesis 1: 1 shows that the creation of the universe has nothing to do with the need for the story of Genesis. God prepares Heaven in the wilderness and will lead his people to the place of blessings as a tool of teaching (and ultimately as an eternal blessing) to guide their blessings with the covenants of God. John grew up in the wilderness and preached in the wilderness. His message is to make people repent because the kingdom of heaven is visible (Matthew 3: 2). John baptized the followers on the Jordan River. In other words, their past lives were drowned and they were poured from water into a new life. Like Jesus, John collided with Pharisees and Sadducees, and they had sharp words (Matthew 3: 7-12). John baptized Jesus, declared him Lamb of God, and took away the sins of the world. Jesus himself evaluated John in Matthew 11: 7-15. John was not just a prophet, but he was much greater than his predecessor compared with Elijah. But the generation of John did not accept him, but accused him of being obsessed with the devil (Matthew 11: 17-18).

The first thing I think about when trying to understand the title "to ignore knowledge ignored from time to time" is the evolution of theory and concepts. When a new discovery of the theory or concept is completed, the old theory or concept can be abandoned and can not be accepted as knowledge. However, old theories and concepts are not always thrown away, but can be claimed to evolve to become part of a new theory. The history of science is a study on the development of science and scientific knowledge including natural science and social science. Science is a collection of experiences, theories, and practical knowledge about the natural world, created by scientists who emphasize the observation, interpretation and prediction of phenomena in the real world. In contrast, scientific historiography studies the method used by scientific historians. Science seeks to understand the natural world through systematic observations and experiments. Through science, we develop new technologies. Technology is an application to the practical purpose of scientifically acquired knowledge. This technology can then be used to improve our scientific knowledge. Scientists used technology in all experiments. Every part of the experimental equipment is a model of technology. As technology advances, what we can investigate becomes increasingly complex. A microscope can be used to observe the smallest thing in the universe and a telescope can be used to observe the biggest thing. Measure more accurate than ever • Does scientific knowledge progress? Does scientific knowledge grow constantly? In this respect, how does natural science compare with other knowledge fields such as history, humanities, ethics, art, etc? Is there "an end" in science? In other words, can we gain level knowledge that all scientifically important things are known? If so, what about the results? • Can you say that most scientific research exceeds the realities and concepts of the world's daily experiences such as the nature and behavior of electromagnetic fields, elementary particles, and spatiotemporal continuum? What is the substance of a scientist? Do you have a practical interpretation model or theory (eg Higgs boson, selfish guided child), or will it be useful to predict and control the natural world? What are the actual problems of these entities that may affect scientific understanding and understanding of the public? What?

Charity girl starts with "new woman", so it is very important for women's history. They are women who finally decided to change women's behavior. Charity girls began in 1880 and continued in New York City until 1920. In the meantime, they are very mixed, but they are different from prostitutes in that they do not accept men 's money. These women are more tolerant of sexual orientation and do what they want when they want, but I do not care what other people think about me. The main purpose of this paper is to give an overview of the historical events and developments of women from 1865 to the present. In this article we will explore the six specific events and developments that are covered in this course, based on the influence on the theme "role of women in history". This study focuses on analyzing the rights of women in Europe and analyzing women's rights movement initiated in the United States and is defined as the first wave, the second wave, the third wave of feminism I will. The development of the first feminist movement in Europe in the 19th century played an important role in the promotion of feminist philosophy. Women should be interested in the original feminist and women should be equal to men. The primitive feminist movement promoted women's achievement in various areas of human activity. Indeed, in the nineteenth century, the state of women prescribed by law differed from men. Women have no power over economy or politics The history of women in Canada accounts for half of the population, but it has occupied a small part of historiography until recently. The history of women in Canada was influenced by many events during the 20th century, especially in the case of those who were proposed by five women - celebrities 5 - in 1927 and decided in 1929. In the 1660 's, the French government sent about 800 events. A young lady (single or alone) is called King's Daughters ("filles du roi"). They soon found a husband mainly among male colonists and made a new life for themselves. Most of them come from the poor families of the Paris region, Normandy and Midwest France. A small number of people are former prostitutes, but only one is engaged in such trade in Canada. As farmers with rich nutrition and high fertility rates, they play an important role in building a family life and promoting rapid population growth. The historic timetable of the United States provides simple facts and information about historically famous events as detailed in the American historical timetable that have contributed to the major change in American history To do. These major historical events in the United States are ordered by chronological or date order in the American historical timetable and provide the actual order of past events important for American history. This historical timetable is suitable for children and children of all ages. Many American historical events, as detailed in the American historical timetable, occur during the American crisis, evolution, or change. Many of the famous American events detailed in the US historical timeline describe famous, major and major events in the history of the United States. The specific historical period detailed in the US historical timetable has brought dramatic changes to the development of the United States.

Hint: "What is accepted as today's knowledge may be destroyed tomorrow." Let's think about the problem of knowledge raised in these two knowledge fields. Many people view knowledge as an organization of facts and information. Others believe knowledge is familiar through experience. However, knowledge is infinite and occasionally changes. With the introduction of new knowledge, we ignore or accept these new arguments based on current beliefs and the value we have. The fields of knowledge (mathematics, natural sciences, humanities, history, religious knowledge systems, indigenous knowledge systems, arts and ethics): how to acquire their own nature and knowledge, the type of each requirement and consideration What is the problem (eg, how do scientific methods know that it is an effective way to master knowledge?), "What is the reason for learning historical knowledge, Do you apply to it? "I had knowledge in six fields of mathematics, natural science, humanities, history, art, ethics In the fall of 2014, the IB program is a knowledge system on religion and a knowledge system by indigenous people It has been changed to include two additional knowledge fields. The history of science is a study on the development of science and scientific knowledge including natural science and social science. Science is a collection of experiences, theories, and practical knowledge about the natural world, created by scientists who emphasize the observation, interpretation and prediction of phenomena in the real world. In contrast, scientific historiography studies the method used by scientific historians. • Does scientific knowledge progress? Does scientific knowledge grow constantly? In this respect, how does natural science compare with other knowledge fields such as history, humanities, ethics, art, etc? Is there "an end" in science? In other words, can we gain level knowledge that all scientifically important things are known? If so, what about the results? • Can you say that most scientific research exceeds the realities and concepts of the world's daily experiences such as the nature and behavior of electromagnetic fields, elementary particles, and spatiotemporal continuum? What is the substance of a scientist? Do you have a practical interpretation model or theory (eg Higgs boson, selfish guided child), or will it be useful to predict and control the natural world? What are the actual problems of these entities that may affect scientific understanding and understanding of the public? What?

Slavery is a big stain in American history. African Americans are responsible for that, but that is not all. AndrésReséndez is talking about thousands of native Americans who are also slaves of Columbus times. He writes this topic in "Other Slavery: The Story of Indian Slavery in America" ​​(Houghton Mifflin Harcourt). He took part in the "Center Indians: Reconsidering American History and Geography" seminar organized by the UTA Southwest Research Center in the town. "The first island of the Spanish colony is called the Hispaniola or the Spanish island, which is the Spanish island, which is the only place they control, the largest gold mine in the Caribbean, up to 10,000 Indian It is really tough to be familiar with it, so it is important to put everything in biological conditions, but that is really important, but that's not all, it talks about exploitation, lack of food and conflict with the Indians This is a very big explanation for this sort of contempt. " "Other slavery" changed traditional historiography and showed that slavery as well as epidemics resulted in a devastating decrease in the population of Native Americans. Andrés Reséndez has taught the true prisoners' story to track slaves for centuries, to uncover the evidence of cruel gold and silver mines, and to design a system to be enslaved to 9 million people . The abolition and the thirteenth revision do not end other slavery, which is hidden from the majority of our history till today. Since the Columbus period Indian slavery has been illegal in most areas of the Americas. But as Andrés Reséndez mentioned in his mysterious "other slavery", it has been practiced for centuries as an open secret. It was kidnapped and enslaved by the conqueror and then forced to get down to the "hell hell" of the silver mine of the 18th century or abolished to protect thousands of local residents who later became Mormon family houses There was no campaign. Pioneer and wealthy anglo Slavery was earlier than writing, and it was seen in almost every culture and continent. Historically, slavery was the form that most conquerors used to rule people before years. The conqueror kidnapped human beings for physical labor. In Africa where humanity continued to exist in this era, Sudan has been facing slavery since the 20th century. Most of the slaves were initially captured in war or kidnapped by isolated attacks, but there were also slaves sold by their parents in slave trade. When we considered slavery in the new world, we immediately thought about capturing and selling African slaves and they were shipped to North America. But he believes that there is another slavery - another slavery - in the New World, which is earlier than and beyond African slave trade. Archeological records indicate that slavery between tribes existed before the arrival of Europeans, but their arrival changed it, so that it does not affect any region in North America I made it general. "Other slavery" formed a common history between Mexico and the rest of the United States, and it was deeply rooted to be ignored. "It has no legal basis and never been officially abolished like an African slavery system", so "other slavery system" lasted until the 20th century.

Scientific methods are based on the principle that nothing is proved to be realistic. Conversely, once hypothesized, you can generate evidence to support the hypothesis and support the alternative hypothesis. If sufficient evidence is collected in either direction, the original hypothesis is accepted or truncated to support the alternative. As scientific research is constantly changing, previously accepted theories can always be overturned by new evidence. Sufficiently reliable evidence can deduce causal relationships 2 questions o In this paper, we demonstrate that the causal relationship between exposure and result can only be obtained from experiments using Susser's three features, reasons, correlations, chronological order and direction. It is inferred from the study of the disease. Purely "probably already" type of analysis may be more suitable for fiction than serious historiography, but the main advantage is its entertainment value. Very valuable to historians Retrospective studies are used to test hypothesis research designs where inferences derived from putative cause factors are derived from subject characteristics or data related to past events or experiences. The essential feature is that some of the people studied have disease status or other consequences of interest and compare their characteristics and past experiences with those who are not affected by others. A "true positivity" high detection rate, for example the proportion of subjects who are actually receiving good care, is classified as a person who is receiving good care. In the case of medical screening tests, the sensitivity is determined by screening tests and the percentage of true affected people in the screening population is determined. Case-control studies are the observational epidemiology used to measure and compare the prevalence of exposure factors between patients with the outcome of interest (case) and the appropriate population without specific results (control) It is an intensive study. If the prevalence of exposure is higher than that of the control group, the exposure may be a risk factor for outcome. If it is lower, exposure may be a protective factor for the outcome. (Porta, 2008; Rothman et al., 2008) Case-control studies are applicable to assess chronic diseases, infections and injuries, and population-based interventions (Friis & Sellers, 2004). In this study, Jenkins et al. (2008) estimated the field effect of monovalent and trivalent oral poliovirus vaccines in Nigeria; this is an assessment of population-based intervention, Jenkins et al. (2010) reported vaccine-derived gray matter I studied. Influence of virus in Nigeria, Infectious Disease Research