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The impact of WWI on British Society
- Word count: 2442
- Submitted: 11/03/2008
- Marked by teacher: Natalya Luck 13/03/2013
TO WHAT EXTENT DID THE ADOPTION OF IRON IN GREECE AND THE AEGEAN FOLLOW THE SAME PATH AS IN CYPRUS AND THE EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN (2)
- Word count: 2667
- Submitted: 27/03/2012
Battle of Kadesh. Through this paper I will critically analyze the primary and secondary sources pertaining to the Egyptian battle at Kadesh between Ramses II and the Hittite king, Muwatallis, in an attempt to clarify what in my opinion transpired and wha
- Word count: 2175
- Submitted: 25/03/2012

Archaeological Controversy. The Bosnian "pyramids". Mr Osmanagic also thinks the findings around the hills of Viscocica will have further repercussions for prehistory. He compared the size of the biggest pyramids in the regions of Egypt and Mexico and st
- Word count: 2634
- Submitted: 17/03/2012
The aim of this essay is to examine the environment and settlement of some of the regions of Mesolithic Europe that provided hunters and gatherers with many different avenues in which to exploit their means of survival in the areas in which they inhabited
- Word count: 2565
- Submitted: 17/03/2012
Why was there a Scramble for Africa in the late 19th Century? (68/100)
- Word count: 2036
- Submitted: 17/03/2012
Ritual human sacrifice. The use of human sacrifice in different rituals has featured largely in many cultures for thousands of years. To better understand this one must first consider and define what is actually meant by the term ritual.
- Word count: 2171
- Submitted: 12/03/2012
The role of religion in France in the years before the Terror
- Word count: 2215
- Submitted: 20/02/2012
Historical Investigation -- How did the Southern States succession from the Union enable the 37th Congress to act more efficiently and disrupt the balance of powers?
- Word count: 2364
- Submitted: 08/02/2012
To what extent did Great Britains administration of Sudan influence the start of the First Sudanese Civil War, 1955-1972?
- Word count: 2285
- Submitted: 08/02/2012

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University Degree: History

The impact of WWI on British Society

TO WHAT EXTENT DID THE ADOPTION OF IRON IN GREECE AND THE AEGEAN FOLLOW THE SAME PATH AS IN CYPRUS AND THE EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN (2)

Battle of Kadesh. Through this paper I will critically analyze the primary and secondary sources pertaining to the Egyptian battle at Kadesh between Ramses II and the Hittite king, Muwatallis, in an attempt to clarify what in my opinion transpired and wha

Archaeological Controversy. The Bosnian "pyramids". Mr Osmanagic also thinks the findings around the hills of Viscocica will have further repercussions for prehistory. He compared the size of the biggest pyramids in the regions of Egypt and Mexico and st

The aim of this essay is to examine the environment and settlement of some of the regions of Mesolithic Europe that provided hunters and gatherers with many different avenues in which to exploit their means of survival in the areas in which they inhabited

Why was there a Scramble for Africa in the late 19th Century? (68/100)

Ritual human sacrifice. The use of human sacrifice in different rituals has featured largely in many cultures for thousands of years. To better understand this one must first consider and define what is actually meant by the term ritual.

The role of religion in France in the years before the Terror

Historical Investigation -- How did the Southern States succession from the Union enable the 37th Congress to act more efficiently and disrupt the balance of powers?

To what extent did Great Britains administration of Sudan influence the start of the First Sudanese Civil War, 1955-1972?

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