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*[[What was the cause, aspiration, and long-range significance of the French revolution]] | *[[What was the cause, aspiration, and long-range significance of the French revolution]] | ||
*[[Should Napolean be considered a great man]] | *[[Should Napolean be considered a great man]] | ||
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*[[What was Karl Marx's interpretation of historical development?]] | *[[What was Karl Marx's interpretation of historical development?]] | ||
*[[How did social darwinism influence social and economic developments in the 1800's]] | *[[How did social darwinism influence social and economic developments in the 1800's]] | ||
*[[How did democracy evolve in england between 1800 and 2000]] | *[[How did democracy evolve in england between 1800 and 2000]] | ||
*[[Compare the causes and outcomes of WWI and WWII]] | *[[Compare the causes and outcomes of WWI and WWII]] | ||
Revision as of 19:27, April 5, 2007
- Is the American Occupation of the Hawaiian Islands justified?
- Did Joan of Arc truly hear voices?
- Was the American involvement in the Vietnam War justified?
- Was Christopher Columbus a Genoese Merchant or a Catalonian Jew?
- Was the North right to prevent Southern secession in the US Civil War?
- What was the cause, aspiration, and long-range significance of the French revolution
- Should Napolean be considered a great man
- What was the impact of the industrial revolution on european life and thought during the 19th century
- What was Karl Marx's interpretation of historical development?
- How did social darwinism influence social and economic developments in the 1800's
- How did democracy evolve in england between 1800 and 2000
- Compare the causes and outcomes of WWI and WWII