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Essays On 20th Century Europe
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Pope John Paul II's Political Influence In Eastern Europe
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A 15 page paper looking at John Paul's entire papacy, but focusing on his role in the fall of communism in Eastern Europe. There is an old saying among Christians admonishing them not to be so heavenly-minded that they're no earthly good. Pope John Paul lives the exhortation, and without risk of failing to be of any 'earthly good.' To say that Pope John Paul II was 'instrumental' in the fall of communism in Eastern Europe is far more than simple understatement. Though the US was involved at the level of Ronald Reagan and William Casey, it was John Paul II who determined which course of action would be taken in Poland when there was disagreement over the best ways to support Solidarity while it was illegal. A committed anticommunist, John Paul caused the entire Catholic community to be supportive of the work of Solidarity in Poland. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
Filename: Johnpaul.wps
Essay Title: Pope John Paul II's Political Influence In Eastern Europe
Basque Nationalism, Spain's Reluctance
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A 15 page paper discussing the issue of secession of the Basque region from Spain. There is a surge of nationalism, or rather tribalism, surfacing in many areas of the world. In northern Spain, many - but not all - the Basque people would have their own homeland, separate and distinct from Spain. Such a divide is unlikely, particularly in light of the trend away from the socialism to which many of
the most outspoken separatists ascribe. Spain has economic reasons for ensuring that the Basque region remains a part of the nation: it has attracted more foreign direct investment than other areas of Spain and its economic performance over the past several years has outpaced that of the remainder of Spain. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
Filename: KSBasque.wps
Essay Title: Basque Nationalism, Spain's Reluctance
The Birth of Nationalism in Germany's Second Reich
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9 pages in length, this paper examines the birth of nationalism in Germany, the nationalistic tactics applied by Bismarck as he built the unified Germany, and how these events signaled the spread of nationalism across the face of Europe. Included is an analysis of how nationalism became a contributing factor to the outbreak of World War I. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: LCEurNat.doc
Essay Title: The Birth of Nationalism in Germany's Second Reich
The Rise of Industrialism, Nationalism, & Imperialism in Post-Napoleonic Europe
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A 5 page essay discussing the cause and effect relationship between the rise of industrialism, nationalism, & imperialism in Europe and how it led to World War I. Information comes from 'A History of the Modern World' by Robert Roswell Palmer and Joel Colton.
Filename: Postnap.wps
Essay Title: The Rise of Industrialism, Nationalism, & Imperialism in Post-Napoleonic Europe
Italy During The Nineteenth & Twentieth Centuries
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This 8 page paper takes a critical look at this country's difficult history from the time of Napoleon's rule through the present day. Bibliography lists 11 sources.
Filename: Itly1920.wps
Essay Title: Italy During The Nineteenth & Twentieth Centuries
Military Studies / Napoleon vs. Frederick The Great
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A 4 page paper that discusses the military differences between Napoleon and Frederick the Great and creates a premise for the development of warfare. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
Filename: Frednap.wps
Essay Title: Military Studies / Napoleon vs. Frederick The Great
European Monetary Union / General Overview
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5 pages in length. The writer discusses the European Union and how it affects the different countries of Europe, particularly in light of the fact that Russia applied to the Union after her neighbors. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: Emufict.wps
Essay Title: European Monetary Union / General Overview