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    During the fifth century, another name for Europe was the medieval era. In the earlier time of Europe, there was knowledge of medical procedures. However, the medical procedures were lost when Europe became the medieval period. Knowledge of the procedures was distributed very slowly because of the dangers of traveling. As the years continued to grow, traveling became safer and medical procedures became more known to one another. Many of the procedures that were done were unsanitary, unsafe, and gruesome

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    that has been taken place to change the nation. Those changes involved countries all over the world to cooperate and sacrifice some of their needs. One big development that occurred during the nineteenth century was the expansion of imperialism in Europe. The spread of European imperialism has left many different types of impacts affecting politics, economic stability, and distributions of power. Although, this major shift took action in the European countries, it also impacted the whole world. Some

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    from other countries, and the total number of immigrants that lived in the EU at the time was 35.1 million. However, that same number rapidly rises each year. Especially in Germany, being the country with the most expanding immigrant population in Europe. Many reasons lead up to the decision as to why people migrate to other countries. Some reasons include war, poverty, and political instability, and other reasons might be due to higher employment rates, better goods and services, and overall safety

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    Add Eastern Europe to your Holiday travel list Eastern Europe is a region of treasure-filled resources and a rich history that dates back to many centuries. The enthusiasm for a new lifestyle in the post-Communist era has found a new reflection with a reconnection of music and arts festivals. Today, this region of Europe is celebrating their culture with a new identity, eagerly welcoming visitors from all parts of the world. Traveling around Eastern Europe can be a gratifying experience for those

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    What caused the expansion of Europe was the pressure the Europeans were feeling because of the growth of Islam and the Ottoman empire. Europe was becoming more literate as they were emerging from their Dark Age and began reading about the wonders and prosperity of the East. Because of these recordings and tales Europeans wanted to explore and trade directly with Asia, but for hundreds of years the Ottomans had control over all trade routes to the east as they controlled all the land in the eastern

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    rebirth of Europe, well-known artists and architects with their inventions, documented as great historical events, have benefit the lives we live today. During the Renaissance period in the late 14th century, many cultural and scientific advances were created to improve the development of Europe. This ensured that it could help the population with new and inventive resources, information and facilities. Many aspects of learning and teaching innovatively advanced to help the management of Europe. A cultural

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    Medieval Europe, the Medieval Islamic Empires, and the age of European exploration that I think has shaped today’s world. I learned all about how things were in Medieval Europe, Islam, China, Renaissance, and Exploration. This semester I learned about the Feudal System in Medieval Europe, I learned about the encomienda system, and I learned about the five pillars of Islam. All of these things greatly shaped today’s world and are very important pieces of our history. In Medieval Europe, they had

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    Asia. These industrialized nations of Europe used imperialistic actions to seize different colonies and dominate local governments and economies to reap the benefits. Some of the main causes of the imperialism of these continents include the growth of nationalism in Europe, with the increase of economic competition and the spreading the beliefs that Christianity and this superiority of the races must spread throughout the world. As nationalism in Europe grew meant that each nation wanted

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    Anatomy in Western Europe, an Era of Post-Vesalian Anatomy It was during the 17th and 18th centuries in Europe that the study of anatomy began to flourish and expand. With the work of many anatomists, more structures were identified, structures named, terms coined, and functions realized. It was the invention of the microscope and the broadening legalization of anatomical practice that enabled these advancements, helping form anatomy into what it is today. Studying anatomy grew in popularity with

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    The Development of Europe and Western Culture The development of Europe and Western Culture are highlighted by five key dates. The main four key dates and there are as follows: 500 B.C. is known as the Height of Greece. This is the time frame when distinctive European culture had emerged in Greece. It is also known as the Axis Date because the fundamental's of the great world cultures are being defined. During this period of time, Alexander the Great conquered the Persia and became the

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