Civilization of the Renaissance A. How civilizations became rich B. The trade impact of civilizations IV. ... Civilization The civilization of the Renaissance was the creation of cities or of monarchs able to draw substantial income from its urban subjects which England, France, and the Low Countries also did. ... It was a period at once of discontent and of hope, discontent was the state of the church, and hope for improvement. ...

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BNW is a benevolent dictatorship, for at its pinnacle there are ten world controllers. ... By getting rid of potential sources of tension and anxiety and dispelling residual discontents with soma. The World State controls its populace no less than Big Brother. ... This quote underscores the entire idea behind this modern civilization, lack of individuality. ... Even by its own criteria, BNW is not a society where everyone is happy. ...

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Rather its strategy is to pursue criteria which will capture what is most fundamentally valued "the most valuable among values "and to show that the results of applying these criteria correspond to our pre-analytic intuitions about what is good and bad. ... It is normally a very tedious process, in which most develop frustration, or other types of discontent. ... You've reached the goal of western civilization, and their definition of the way to live life. ...

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Baliozian (1980 p. 14) states "poor little Armenia has been the mouflon in the sandwich between warring nations and factions for millennia, and its people have been used as spear fodder time and time again. ... In 1916 Russia took Ottoman Armenia but handed it back because World War I knocked out its military. ... Baliozian (1980 p. 65) states "they fooled with local borders, sowing seeds for later discontent, but the Soviet apparatus of control kept a lid on Armenian/Azerbaijani tension for almost 70 years. ... The Soviet army fought its way into Baku and restored its version of ord...

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Each one of his characters represents a different principle and its relationship to the general public. ... After work every day he feels a sensation "-the sensation of its [his labor] having worked and stopped in his own head" (Hard Times, pg. 61). ... The propaganda of the non-worker had convinced him of its supremacy and reduced Blackpool to an uncomplicated believer. ... Once he has the opening to enter the real world, he revolts due to his discontent with his education: "..when I go to live with old Bounderby I"ll have my revenge...I mean I"ll enjoy myself a little and go about and hear...

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• Grade Level: High School