Details the social and economic factors contributing to the the French Revolution. Discusses the effect of the Revolution on the monarchy and the violence which took place during the revolution.

Explores the basic motivation and key factors that led Europe to imperialize and modernize smaller nations.

Describes the factors that resulted in the defeat of the Greeks in the Ionian Revolt and the defeat of the Persians in the First Persian Invasion.

In World War I, there were many new improvements of warfare like the expanded use of spies and the new arrival of fighter pilots. In the First World War, spies came from all professions, from travel guides, to sales people, and performers.

The Spanish monarchs King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella were more effective in government administrating and centralization than the Italian city-states of Late Medieval Italy during the Renaissance. Although the monarchs had created centralized authority, a stable economy, and a strong government, the Catholic church still needed to be reformed.

Feudalism began with people joining together in response to problems like these, danger from foreign invaders, the lack of a common currency or trade, and food shortages. So therefore they created a "system" called the Feudal System that would help them.

George Mueller, born on September 27, 1805 in Kroppenstadt Prussia lived a sin-filled early life. When George Muller died, he left $350.00, a few pieces of furniture, and hundreds of souls won to Christ. He is a wonderful example of Christ's merciful deliverance, loving guidance, and that God truly "fills the open mouths."

This essay is on the life of Florence Nightingale and focuses on her achievements and contributions to the medical profession.

Essay presents overviews of the Great Schism, Hundred Years' War and the Black Death.

Compare the acquisition and retention of power by Franco with that of another leader of a single party state (B. Mussolini)

Describes the achievements of Frederick William and provides a comparison between him, Peter the Great, and Queen Elizabeth.

A new French society was born of the 15th century Renaissance Era, which banished the hardships of the Middle Ages. The roles of King Louis XIII and XIV are discussed as well as events leading up to the French Revolution in 1789. The French Republics that followed the revolution generally failed until the Third French Republic, which lasted through World War I.

This describes France's political position in the 1930's and their relations with Germany.

Discusses the causes of the French Revolution. Describes the social structure of France in the days leading to the revolution.

Explores the history of the French Revolution. Describes the following causes, the Age of Enlightenment, political problems and financial hardships. Also examines the leadership of King Louis XVI.

The essay is about two main events in the Frech Revolution, Storming of the Bastille and Reforms of National Assembly.

Essay provides a timeline of the French Revolution.

This essay will analyze the major social, political, and technological changes that took place in European warfare between 1789 and 1918.

After Jesus' death, Christians were heavily persecuted in the first two and a half centuries. Many were forced into hiding and those who were public about their convictions were fed to lions for entertainment and tortured. So how did the tides of the Roman Empire change so swiftly that by 350 CE the once pagan city state became one ruled by Christianity?