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Einsendeaufgabe ILS Geschichte - Französische Revolution
Assignment1.211 Words / ~ pages Institut für Lernsysteme - Fernhochschule Hamburg GesM 4-XX1-K09 Ge­schich­te Auf­ga­be 1a) Po­li­tisch: In Frank­reich herrsch­te der Ab­so­lu­tis­mus, d.h. die kom­plet­te Macht lag beim Kö­nig. Der Kö­nig er­ließ die Ge­set­ze und das gan­ze Volk war ver­pflich­tet ihm zu­ge­hor­chen. Zu­dem war er auch von den Steu­ern be­freit und über­ließ das den An­ge­hö­ri­gen des drit­ten Stan­des zur Zah­lung. Re­li­gi­ons- und Pres­se­frei­heit gab es nicht. Ein Par­la­ment war nicht vor­han­den um Rech­te und Pflich­ten nie­der­zu­le­gen. Frank­reich war ei­ne ab­so­lu­te Mon­ar­chie. Wirt­schaft­lich: Der Mer­kan­ti­lis­mus in Frank­reich war ex­trem schlecht. Die Bür­ger lit­ten be­son­ders un­ter Ar­mut und Hun­gers­not, da von der Ern­te nichts für sie blieb. Es herrsch­te der Ab­so­lu­tis­mus. Die Pro­duk­ti­ons­kos­ten wa­ren enorm hoch und so­mit führ­te das zur schlech­ten Qua­li­tät in der An­fer­ti­gung von Klei­dung und Es­sen, da das ent­spre­chen­de…[show more]
Critical Reflection on Athenian Democracy
Discussion382 Words / ~ pages Thomas Merton Oakville LVV4U Ja­nu­ary 12th, 2014 Cri­ti­cal Re­flec­tion on Athe­ni­an De­mo­cra­cy When the con­cept of Athe­ni­an de­mo­cra­cy was de­ve­lo­ped and en­ri­ched by the no­ble­men Cleis­the­nes, So­lon, and Ephi­al­tes du­ring the Ar­chaic Pe­ri­od it had a si­gni­fi­cant im­pact not on­ly on Greece but on fu­ture na­ti­ons to co­me. Of­ten harsh­ly cri­ti­ci­zed by ma­jor thin­kers and phi­lo­so­phers such as So­cra­tes and Pla­to, the sys­tem of de­mo­cra­cy as­ser­ted its­elf suc­cessful­ly. It crossed the Athe­ni­an bor­ders and by the 4th cen­tu­ry BCE, the time of Aris­tot­le, the­re we­re hundreds of de­mo­cra­ci­es in Greece among se­ve­ral ci­ties that we­re still ru­led in an olig­ar­chic or au­to­cra­tic way. The most pro­found and most sta­ble de­mo­cra­cy was the Athe­ni­an one which had its strengths as well as its weak points. Athens de­mo­cra­cy suf­fe­r­ed se­ve­ral in­ter­rup­ti­ons due to the ef­fects of the Pe­lo­pon­ne­si­an…[show more]
Lawrence von Arabien: Charakterisierung des Lawrence von Arabien im Spiegel des gleichnamigen Spielfilms
Discussion4.969 Words / ~22 pages Friedrich-Gymnasium Wien Emil-von-Beh­ring-G­ym­na­si­um Ober­stu­fen­jahr­gang 2012/14 Se­mi­nar­ar­beit Leit­fach: Ge­schich­te Kurs­be­zeich­nung: 2gw1 The­ma: Cha­rak­te­ri­sie­rung des Law­rence von Ara­bi­en im Spie­gel des gleich­na­mi­gen Spiel­films Ver­fas­ser: von Kurs­lei­te­rin: Ab­ga­be­ter­min: 12. No­vem­ber 2013 Be­wer­tung: Se­mi­nar­ar­beit: No­te (mit Ten­denz): . Punk­te: . Prä­sen­ta­ti­on: No­te (mit Ten­denz): . Punk­te: . Ge­samt­ergeb­nis: Punk­te: . [(3x Punk­te der Se­mi­nar­ar­beit + 1x Punk­te der Prä­sen­ta­ti­on) : 2] Un­ter­schrift der Kurs­lei­te­rin: . Ab­ga­be im Ober­stu­fen­se­kre­tar­­i­at: . (Da­tum) In­halts­ver­zeich­nis Sei­te Ein­lei­tung 3 His­to­ri­scher Hin­ter­grund – Der Ers­te Welt­krieg in Ara­bi­en 3 Film­ana­ly­se von „Law­rence von Ara­bi­en“ an­hand von Schlüs­sel­sze­nen 6 All­ge­mei­ne An­ga­ben zum Film 6 In­halts­zu­sam­men­fas­­sung und Auf­bau des Films 7 De­fi­ni­ti­on…[show more]
Augustan Age Notes: Detailed Analysis of Roman Principate
Notes2.453 Words / ~11 pages Clancy Catholic collage Sydney HSC the Au­gustan Age no­tes AN­CI­ENT HISTO­RY ES­TAB­LISH­MENT OF THE PRIN­CI­PA­TE The Ro­man Re­pu­blic – the ro­man re­pu­blic con­sis­ted of shared power Two ma­le con­suls IN­TRO: The re­pu­blic of Ro­me had sur­vi­ved for 400 ye­ars af­ter dic­ta­tor­ship was be­en over­co­me It was an em­pire wi­t­hout an em­per­or and was ru­les by elec­ted of­fi­ci­als and writ­ten laws The se­na­te is at the very top of so­cie­ty, an eli­te class of men all equal in power all stri­ving for fa­me and ho­nour Cae­sar is wil­ling to be at the very top and ru­le Ro­me as he wants to enhan­ce Ro­me and be known by ever­yo­ne in or­der to re­de­em the power his fa­mi­ly on­ce had and was known for. In 60 B.C., The First Tri­um­vi­ra­te was con­s­truc­ted to try and gain as much power tog­e­ther as a group. Their aim was to elect Cae­sar to the con­sul­ship for 59 BC. He would be ab­le to en­su­re their pro­po­sals we­re pas­sed wi­th the sup­port…[show more]
Agrippina the younger source. Analysis and notes
Exam preparation2.691 Words / ~8 pages St Marys Wollongong Agrip­pi­na the youn­ger source ana­ly­sis and no­tes Ta­ble to be used to re­cord in­for­ma­ti­on for Part B Source Ori­gin of source Phy­si­cal De­scrip­ti­on How is Agrip­pi­na re­pre­sen­ted? Si­gni­fi­can­ce or pro­pa­gan­da va­lue 1 Ro­man co­ina­ge min­ted in AD 37-38. On the ob­ser­ve si­de (left hand image) of the co­in, the bust of the Em­per­or Ca­li­gu­la, known by his ac­tu­al na­me of Gai­us Ju­li­us Cae­sar Au­gus­tus Ger­ma­ni­cus is fea­tured sur­roun­ded…[show more]
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