… Intellectual, Social and Political. Firstly, "Intellectual" causes of the revolution will be explained. Secondly, "Social" causes will be stated. Lastly, "Political" causes will be described. There were several intellectual causes of the revolution.…

… a campaign was organised to encourage British women to become involved in the War Effort. Women began working in mills, factories, hospitals and schools. The number of women working in one munitions factory increased from 125 to 25000, and women…

… the establishment of the Nazi dictatorship between 1933 and 1939 After Adolph Hitler was appointed chancellor on 30th January 1933, Germany witnessed the rapid transformation of the Weimar republic into the single - ruling Nazi Dictatorship. Between…

… improvement he learned techniques for the Dutch while he was an ambassador and used them in his latter years to produce large crops. This would help England in the long world since the Agricultural Revolution would lead to the Industrial Revolution. 19.…

… large political and economic upheavals. 1789 marked the beginning of the Revolution over an already crumbling monarchy, in London lay stored away the greater part of the world's stock of gold and silver, and, as after the Seven Years' War nearly every…

… Thomas Paine's Rights of Man banned; Paine condemned in absentia (he is in France) for high treason. The British government, headed by Prime Minister Pitt, begins to arrest anyone publishing anything criticizing the government. William Godwin publishes…

… to be a successful venture by the plebeians to gain a legislated equality, was merely a transition of power from a patrician-ruled aristocracy to the Nobilis - a class consisting of the 'best of both worlds'. In the time leading up to, and throughout…

… 28th 1853 My Dearest Edith, It has only been two months since we last saw each other, yet I must profess I have missed your companionship dreadfully! I do wish you had not insisted on returning to Gloucester Manor so soon, particularly since Aunt…

… and eastern Europe deteriorated significantly in the context of the Cold War. Three major events will be discussed: Churchill's Iron Curtain Speech, the Berlin Blockade, and the Berlin Wall. <Tab/>Churchill's Iron Curtain Speech in…

… but it never passed Freed and able to leave, Finally their souls could breathe Something sweet turned so sour, No one believed the stories of the long hours Scenes of death and horror, Chilled your bones to the core Events seemed to no longer be true, Ev…