Kevin Spencer (1002) 11/08/19 Learning From History There are many civilizations that created useful lessons, impacts, and creations. From the fertile crescent civilizations to the Byzantine Empire. These civilizations are full of impactful leaders such as Julius Caesar, Alexander The Great, Philip II and Pompey. In this blog, I am going to elaborate on theContinue reading “blog 6”
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Kevin Spencer (1002) 10-25-19 Star Wars (emperor) v. Roman Republic (Caesar) Star Wars is an iconic film that is relatable throughout almost all periods of history. Traces of history of the Roman Republic can be found throughout Star Wars. The accuracy of these accounts are not 100 percent, but one can obviously seeContinue reading “blog 5”
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Kevin Spencer (1002) 10/14/19 Comparing models of power In the many years of Rome’s existence and in the many years of America’s existence, one will see plenty of change in every aspect of being a country whether it be government, economics, or simply day-to-day life. As Studied in history class, Rome went under and experimentedContinue reading “blog 4”
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Kevin Spencer (1002) 10/03/19 Philip II or Alexander? Alexander the Great, king of Macedon, conquered far and many building one of the greatest empires ever. The lands starting at the Mediterranean Sea and stretching all the way to India were all controlled by Alexander the Great and the Macedonian Empire. This conquest by Alexander wasContinue reading “blog 3”
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The T-Trap (Present Day) The United States has, for a long time, been commonly referred to as the superpower country. Therefore, every other country is at the heels of The United States. The standard of America is always being pursued. With this, you have all other countries as a competitor trying reach the place ofContinue reading “Blog 2”
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WHY Do They Punish The Minorities and The Poor More? First and foremost, justice is obviously blind in the eyes of minorities because of issues dating back to slavery and other’s issues in the present times, i.e., police brutality and racial profiling. Minorities have never been treated fairly, so that is why justice is obviouslyContinue reading “blog 1”
