… in a war that they thought could have never been as big and difficult as it was. In fact, this was the most difficult of all the British colonial wars in history. This war was called the Boer War. The term Boer refers to the Dutch people who settled…

… a century of great change, and whether growth or decline, this change was drastic. After Elizabeth I died at the turn of the century, James I took the throne of England and took absolutism with him. He and the next five successors would oversee…

… in the chapter is too basic. Russia's land empire was formed between 1480 and 1783, to be exact. Also, Poland continued to rival Russia until it got divided between three powers, Lithuania didn't. Instead, Russia and Poland competed for the influence…

… they weren't skilled artists, Philosophers or great actors, but one thing that they had the upper hand over the other nations, was warfare. One man who stuck out in the crowd was Alexander the great. Alexander the great was born in 356 BC to…

… there is most likely some rich, ancient history to go along with it. I would have to say Europe is one of the most interesting and cultural Continents. Someday I actually do plan on going to Europe and seeing all it has to offer. The three main countries…

… of the Spanish ships were remodelled merchant ships, Made for carrying goods. They were not battle ships. They were also wide and heavy and could not move very quickly under sail. But at first this did not look like a problem, since the plan, was not…

… the Spanish ships (65/130) made it back to Spain. And Over 20,000 Spanish Sailors and Soldiers were killed in the battle of the Armada. But Spain did certainly not lose importance after the Armada had been defeated. In fact Spain defeated England at…

… to rule England, or make English People speak Spanish. Below are the Reasons Why he Invaded England .We know he did not invade England to rule it since he already had enough land in europe. On April 4, 1581 a ship named the Golden Hinde lay at anchor.…

… of the Renaissance period. He made many contributions through his many talents. He was a sculptor, architect, painter, engineer, musician, scientist, and inventor ("Web Museum" 1). This is why he earned himself the nickname as "The Renaissance Man"…

… should be able to say and write what they please? I agree with the declaration of the rights of man because many factors that when combined from this declaration would all add to a much stronger and stable France where people would have a much higher…