This was a huge hit with the Natives who, as stated above, increased their trapping of small animals to keep up with the demand of the Europeans who were supplying them with these delectable treats, and also unknowingly subjecting themselves to the diseases of the Europeans. ... This goes back to Verrazzano reporting that the natives were willing to trade with them, but were not willing to put their trust in the Europeans. ... He wanted to absorb the Europeans into their own ways through hospitality and gifts. ... This false sense of security let the Europeans expand their settlements farther ...

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The European Union is based on a number of Treaties. ... On June 17 1997, the political leaders of each member state of the European Union agreed on a new Treaty, the Amsterdam Treaty. ... I will begin by looking at the Parliament of the European Union. ... What the Treaty of Amsterdam started, the Treaty of Nice took further as it went about making significant improvements to the institutional framework of the European Union. ... If the European Parliament and the Council agree, the text is adopted. ...

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I remember the guide who told me about David Livingstone, the first European to see the falls. ... He preached for a tribe which recently had killed four Europeans. This caused no trouble for David as he had been isolated from European communication for about six months, and had learned everything about the botswanien way of living, their language and laws. ... Unlike other expeditioners Livingstone had just a small amount of pack. ... Livingstone was the first European to cross this continent from coast to coast. ...

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In Europe just as in the United States and in the Americas pop has also increased its popularity rapidly. In Europe pop began to take shape with Erasure. ... Pop culture had its peak in Europe in the 90s when ladies sensation group, Spice Girls came out. Ever since Spice Girls started the pop culture in Europe it has become an unstoppable trend. ... Rock unlike pop never combined its music with other genres. ...

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Starting in A.D. 1300 and lasting for over 300 years, culture and the arts began to spread throughout Europe. ... Before long, dancing became a consequential part of the social life of the courts and noble houses of Europe. ... Unlike any other production before this point in history, Ballet Comique de la Reine cost several million francs and was considered a great political and social success. Although this particular piece was only performed once, it was widely imitated throughout Europe. ... Louis XIV (1638-1715), ruler of the most powerful state in Europe, was known as a great dancer and p...

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The Gender Construction of Women in Early America Life was difficult in the early colonization of North America by the Europeans. ... The Europeans were the dominant group of this new country, but they were also struggling to establish themselves apart from England. ... (Evans 11-12) In every European society, women were considered inferior to men and held no positions of power. ... (Kerber and De Hart 28-9) Divorce for English women was not common, most likely because it was hard to accomplish, unlike most Native societies where it was easy to achieve (Evans 11). ... Unlike most wo...

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This location was very important for the apple's introduction to Europe. ... The Europeans were able to use the apple for food not only for themselves but their animals. ... The apple's adaptive ways also seemed to work their ways into the religious beliefs of the Europeans. ... This seems to illustrate how important the apple became to European culture and society at the time. ... The Europeans also had much to offer the new world, including apples. ...

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While Europe has been experiencing increased risk of inland flash floods as an effect of Global Warming. ... Different regions of the world such as North America, Latin America, Europe, Africa and Asia have been experiencing different effects of Global Warming. ... The continent of Europe is also a part of the many regions experiencing Global Warming. ... Unlike developed countries where we have insurance to aid us with any financial obstacles. ... Unlike many of the worlds' poorest people who have no money at all to fall back on. ...

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Moderate in all things, in the use of resources to the manifestations and trappings of wealth unlike Asia wherein the excess of the unbridled display of opulence in all aspects is seen as ghastly. ... Then we have the real reason why Europe is insisting on that dichotomy, Fear. ... And this is the hard fact Europe must accept. ... Although, I have found out that Europe is a peninsula of Eurasia; for Europeans to call it a continent is at best an exaggeration, at worst, hubris. ... These were the ancestral tongues of the languages that Europeans speak today. ...

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The Kings of Europe believe that having large standing armies are key to winning wars and keeping peace. ... Unlike other European countries, Utopia does not go out and openly look to conquer territories as to expand their own. ... Social factors that govern Utopia are far more ideal than those that govern other European societies of that time. ... It clearly indicates how superior Utopian society is in those respects to comparable European nations. In that respect, Thomas More's Utopia is more than an elaborate joke; it is a direct comparison to the government of a terribly flawed Europe...

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In the fourteenth century Europe was cursed by a deadly plague, which killed one third of Europe's people. ... One tiny insect forever changed the course of history in Europe. ... Between 1339 and 1351, the Black Death traveled from China to Europe. ... The Pneumonic is is spread from person to person unlike the other two plagues spread by insects and infects the lungs. ... The Black Death wiped out one-third of Europe's population. ...

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During the times of the Middle Ages architects and stonemasons were an elite class, who were able to travel between countries, unlike the everyday commoner or serf, who was restricted on travel. ... During the Middle Ages the Masons erected and designed many of the great cathedrals and other beautiful structures throughout Europe. ... The Freemasons borrowed much of their mysticism from other religious and ethnic groups throughout Europe. ... There were also many other religious groups throughout Europe, and when political freedom came to Europe many of these groups faded into the backgroun...

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Berlin had the largest movie studio in Europe. ... He began to dream of a Germany that expanded into Central Europe. ... Unlike what happened in Italy, the Bavarian government ordered its troops to open fire and the coup failed. ... To obtain Lebensraum, or Living Space for Germans in Eastern Europe 5. ... Germany appeared to regain its former glory and stature as Western Europe and the USA struggled with massive unemployment. ...

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The Celtic people, a branch of the Indo-Europeans, and the earliest identifiable Northern European civilization, included many different cultural groups living in Europe around 400 BCE. ... Although one-coiled spirals can be found in the art of most peoples of Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Americas-the Egyptians used spirals as all over motifs from around 3000 BC to 1500 BC- it was the Celts who found the method of making two, three and four or more coils and developed the spiral to be used on stones like New Grange and Aberlemno. ... This seems to me to say that the Celtics were a strong cul...

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Unlike the western democratic nations with free markets, the Soviet Union operated an economy that was completely centralized. ... Europe was effectively split into two spheres of influence. Western Europe, aided by the United States, was democratic and capitalist. Eastern Europe, comprising of the USSR and the satellites, was Communist. ... The plan, also known, as the European Economic Recovery Plan, aimed to use money to stabilise post-WW2 Europe to minimize the chance of communist uprisings. ...

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" In The General in His Labyrinth, Márquez envisions a world not unlike his own and a man not unlike himself. ... The General's stated goal is his departure from Colombia to Europe. ... Arriving in Turbaco, the party finds itself delayed indefinitely because there are no ships bound for Europe and The General's missing passport has yet to arrive. ... " Similarly Marquez implored in his own speech, "Europe would be more perceptive if it tried to see Latin America in its own past. ...

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Nobody could have failed to notice the fact that caffeine is the most widely consumer psychoactive drug in the world, but unlike many other psychoactive substances, it is legal and unregulated in nearly all parts of the world. ... A large amount of Europeans, especially Italian and Greek, immigrated to Australia and made there their new home in the early 20th century due to the European devastation in World War 2. ... Besides that, European immigrants started to run coffee business and established Italian-style cafes. ... " Since Australia is a multi-cultural country because of the Europ...

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Unlike South Africa where there was a strong sense of tribal unity or in Brazil where slaves were imported relatively frequently giving them a sense of family and a bond with each other, American slaves were second or third generation slaves who new nothing of there culture or native lands and who where stripped from there family at a early age. ... Portugal Unlike England was very small in native population and discouraged people from settling there. ... They were also very subseptable to disease from Europeans killing off most of the population, they also knew the terrain of the land to w...

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The Industrial Revolution profoundly modified the standard of living and way of life all across the world, but mainly in Europe. ... This method of producing goods in factories rapidly increased commerce all throughout Europe. ... Industrialization was beginning to take place all over Europe and in many places around the world. By the nineteenth century all European states, including Canada, Japan, and the United States managed to raise their per capita industrial levels to record highs.... Unlike some of the other types of revolutions that England had seen before, this would be a peaceful ...

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This includes Mustafa and his relationships with European women. ... The European women Mustafa seduces have somewhat ignorant, mystical ideas of who he is. ... European attitudes towards Africa were particularly narrow, and even after the flood of European colonizers, there was the wash of self hatred, acrimony, and violence upon those who remained. ... He dominates Europe using himself as bait. ... Then there was this whole noble savage thing happening with the Western women, p. 142 "Unlike me, she yearned for tropical climes, cruel suns, purple horizons. ...

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The early inhabitants of Europe, Asia, and the Americas primarily brought about these practices. ... Unlike men's fertility a women's is also affected by over consumption of certain types of foods. ... Unlike the occasional after dinner mint, parsley doesn"t just mask bad breath; it takes care of the problem down in the stomach where it starts. ...

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These cultures lived together in peace in Beyoglu unlike the rest of the world. ... Before Tanzimat, life in Beyoglu was modernized and Westernalized by non-Muslims and Europeans. ... First passages were Sark Passage, Atlas Passage and European Passage (Bir Beyoglu Fotoromani, 2000, p. 40). ... Most of the customers of the hotels were foreigners so the hotels were in European standards (Dorsay, 1993, p.14). Although most of the European standards were not excepted in Istanbul, it was not like that for Beyoglu (Dorsay, 1993, p.14). ...

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"The civil emancipation of the European Jewry, a process complicated by lingering anti-Jewish sentiment, evoked different reformulations of Judaism in western and eastern Europe. ... In eastern Europe, modernization of Judaism took the form of cultural and ethnic nationalism- It emphasized the national language and the creation of a modern secular literature and culture, thus aiding the development of the secular ideology of Zionism (the creation of a modern Jewish society in the ancient promised land). ... But for Jews, Europe would have remained pagan and the Dark Ages prolonged indefinitel...

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This region truly separates its cuisine from all the other regions due to European influences. In the 15th and 16th century, European settlers would travel to eastern India to obtain spices. ... Naturally, natives from India began to learn different styles and techniques from the Europeans, thus inventing a unique cuisine. Learning new cooking methods from European settlers, eastern India would cook majority of their food very lightly. ... Although the majority of citizens are Hindu, western India is not fully vegetarian unlike the northern region. ...

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The country of Greece is located in Southern Europe. ... However unlike the United States, the president of Greece has little political power in comparison to the prime minister. ... Greece exports 59% of all exports to other European nations including Germany, Italy, and the UK. ... In regard to imports, Greece imports 59% from other European nations such as Germany, Italy, France, Netherlands, UK, and exports 3% to the United States of America. ... Economic policies since the late 1980's have recognized the shortcomings of Greece's inflation performance and partly as a result of p...

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