mpregprince [2017-10-01 06:40:40 +0000 UTC]

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mystangelwingsstock [2010-10-19 03:29:26 +0000 UTC]

Out of curiousity, why do you have history notes and random facts in your comments section?

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mystangelwingsstock [2010-10-19 03:28:02 +0000 UTC]

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leesocute [2010-04-29 06:22:39 +0000 UTC]

Russia
1. Early History - (a.) 8th century A.D. Russia was inhabited by the Slavs. (b.) In the 9th century it was settled by the Norse. (c.) 10th century Russia was influenced by Byzantine culture and its people converted to Eastern Orthodox Christianity (d.) 13th century it was conquered by Asian warriors the Mongols/Tartars (e) for over 200 years it was controlled by the Mongols who introduced Asian ways of living.
2. Moscow leads Russia (15th and 16th centuries) - Ivan the Great (ruled 1462-1505), Slavic Grand Duke of Moscow, ended Mongol domination of his dukedom. Thereafter, he struggled to extend his territories, subdue nobles, and attain absolute power, so too did his grandson, Ivan the Terrible (ruled 1533-1584) who often employed great cruelty, Ivan the Terrible was the 1st ruler to assume the title “Czar and autocrat of all Russia.”
After Ivan the Terrible died, Russia endured foreign invasion and civil wars, as the nobles fought for control of the throne. In 1613 an assembly of nobles chose a new czar, Michael Romanov. For over 300 years, the Romanov family ruled Russia.
3. Reign of Peter the Great (1682-1725)
(a.) Furthers of Autocracy- Peter, the outstanding Romanov ruler, strengthened absolution by (1.) creating a strong army loyal to him (2.) ruthlessly crushing a revolt of nobles (3.) appointing royal governors to replace local officials and (4.) extending government control over Russian Orthodox Church.
(b.) Tries to Westernize Russia - Peter wanted to model Russia after European culture rather than Byzantine or Asian culture. Having traveled through Western Europe. He greatly admired its civilization. He introduced Russia Western Ideas on science, education, military training, and industry. To imitate Western Social customs, Peter ordered his male subjects to shave their long beards and discard their oriental garments, but Peters Westernization efforts made little lasting impression on the Russian masses.
(c.) Gains a Seaport - Peter sought “windows” (seaports) to provide his landlocked countries with water routes for trade with Western Europe. In a long war against Sweden, he won territories adjoining he Baltic Sea. Here he built his new seaport and capital St. Petersburg.
4. Reign of Catherine the Great (1762-1796) - Russia Gains More Territory - Catherine the Great the German wife of a Russian Czar, deposed her husband and ruled Russia as an aristocrat. She extended Russia’s boundaries southward and westward.
(a.) Southward - warring against the Turks, Catherine gained (1.) northern coast of the Black Sea and (2.) the right of Russian ships to sail from the Black sea into the Mediterranean se Via the Turkish - controlled Dardanelles.
(b.) Westward - Catherine joined with Austria and Prussia in the 3 partitans that completely eliminated independent Poland
Catherine building on Peters accomplishments ruled an empire consisting of Slavic peoples Russians, Ukraine’s, and Poles, as well as Baltic and Asian peoples. She made 18th century Russia into a major European Power.





Spain
(1.) Early History - (a.) since prehistoric times Spain was inhabited by the Iberians (b.) 3rd century B.C. was colonized by Phoenicians, Greeks, and Carthaginians. (c.) 201 B.C. was annexed by Rome (d.) over 600 years it was ruled by Romans (e.) 15th century A.D. it was settles by Germanic tribes the Visigoths. (f.) 8th century it was invaded by North African Moslems called Moors.
After Moorish invasion, the Iberian Peninsula was divided into a number of Moslem states and Christian Kingdoms
(2.) Unification of Spain (11th -15th Centuries) - Christian Kingdoms warred intermittently against the Moslems and slowly expanded Christian rule in it. 1464 Ferdinand of Aragon married Isabella of Castile, Thus uniting Christian Spain. 1492 armies conquered the Granada, last Moorish stronghold, thereby ending Moorish rule in Spain.
(3.) Ferdinand and Isabella rule a United Spain -
(a.) Absolutism - Ferdinand and Isabella increased royal power considerably weakened. (1.) the nobility by destroying the nobles fortified castles (2.) The Catholic Church by gaining the right to nominate important Church officials and (3.) The Cortes, the Spanish Legislature began enacting laws without its approval.
(b.) Religious unity - hoping to promote Catholism, Ferdinand and Isabella persecuted Jews and Moslems, and eventually expelled them from Spain, thus lost energetic merchants and skilled workers.
(c.) Foreign Affairs - Ferdinand and Isabella laid the foundation for Spain’s brief period of world power (1.) They financed Columbus’s expedition that reached the New World. They encouraged further exploration. It acquired a large New World Colonial Empire with great wealth in silver and gold (2.) For their 3 daughters they arranged political marriages to strong allies. The most important marital alliance, Joanna to Phillip of Hapsburg, produced an heir who became Charles V.
(4.) Reign of Charles V (1519-1556) -
(a.)Reign of Empire - Charles of Hapsburg, absolute monarch of Spain and leading ruler of Europe controlled not only by Spain and its colonial empire but also the Netherlands, Sicily, Southern Italy, Austria, and other lands in central Europe. In 1520 he became Roman Emperor.
(b.) Dominates European Affairs - To defend his domains Charles repeatedly fought the French, the Moslem, Turks, and the protestant Germans. A devout Catholic, he not regretted his failure to halt Protestantism in Germany. In 1556 a weary Charles renounce his throne to withdraw into a moncestery. His brother Ferdinand became ruler of Austria and Holy Roman Emperor. Charles’s son became King Philip 2 of Spain.
(5.) Reign of Philip 2 (1556-1598) Spanish Power Declines - Philip hastened Military and economic decline. In foreign affairs he expended military power and money but (a.) was unable to suppress the Protestant Dutch revolt, (b.) could not halt English raids on Spanish merchants ships and colonies and (c.) failed to conquer with the Spanish Armada (1588).
In Spain Phillips autocratic rule produced inefficient government, a crashing tax burden, and stagnant economy. His reign began Spain’s decline in world prestige and power.

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CheeseXCrackers [2010-04-05 00:23:38 +0000 UTC]

Do you +watch my journals?

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leesocute [2010-01-25 02:18:40 +0000 UTC]

Brooklyn’s Got The Winning Team – Baseball teams Brooklyn Dodgers team finally won the World Series over the New York Yankees.
Buda Pest – In Buda Pest Hungary anti-communist riots took place. Soviet troops put the revolt down and arrested many Hungarians and students as well.
Khrushchev – Nikita Khrushchev became a leader in the Soviet Union after dictator Josef Stalin died. He advocated reform and criticized Stalin and his methods. He became the premier of the Soviet Union from 1958 to 1974.
Alabama - In 1955 in Montgomery Alabama, the African-American Rosa Parks sat in a bus seat "for whites only". She was then arrested for refusing to move. That arrest resulted in demonstrations and a boycott of Montgomery buses by African-Americans that lasted until December 1956.Since the boycott was costing downtown stores and white businesses considerable money, negotiations were made to stop the action. But it took a Supreme Court ruling in November 1956 that segregation on transportation is unconstitutional to finally integrate the buses. This event was also a starting point for the Civil Rights movement of Martin Luther King and others.
Trouble in the Suez - After Britain and the USA withdrew their financial support for the Egyptian Aswan dam project, General Nasser nationalized the important Suez Canal. Egypt was then invaded by British, French and Israeli forces. Under pressure from the United States the invaders left Egypt and a UN emergency force was sent to Egypt.
Peyton Place - The book Peyton Place became the number 1 best seller. Teens often marked the "good parts" in the book, as they passed it among each other.
The book is quite tame according to today's standards.
Princess Grace - Actress Grace Kelly left Hollywood to marry Prince Ranier of Monaco. She then attained the title of Princess Grace.
Bardot - Brigitte Bardot was a popular French "sex-kitten" movie star.
Disneyland – it opened in 1955 in Anaheim, California. It was a theme park, developed by Walt Disney and based around his cartoon characters. It was designated as a place for family entertainment.


Elvis Presley - Singer Elvis Presley became a national phenomenon with his number 1 hit songs like Heartbreak Hotel, Don't Be Cruel and Hound Dog. He was called "Elvis the Pelvis" because of the way he shook his hips while dancing. Many religious leaders and school officials banned his songs and that only made the songs more popular. He later was nicknamed “The King”.

Peter Pan - it was a top Broadway play starring Mary Martin, who flew through the air as Peter Pan.
Davy Crockett ¬- Actor Fess Parker starred in the highly popular TV series Davy Crockett. A novelty song by that title became the number-1 hit for a short time.

James Dean - he was a movie star who became a symbol of young people for his role in Rebel Without a Cause. After finishing his next movie Giant, he went to go drive his new 1955 Porsche Spyder to Salinas, California to enter in a sports car race. His mechanic rode with him. On the way there, Dean's car was hit by another vehicle which crossed the centerline. James Dean died in the accident and was the only one that died. The driver of the other car had minor injuries, and the mechanic was thrown from the car and suffered some broken bones.
Einstein - Albert Einstein developed the Theory of Relativity in 1903 and was considered one the world's smartest scientists. He became a popular figure in the later years of his life. He died in 1955.
Alabama - In 1955 in Montgomery Alabama, the African-American Rosa Parks sat in a bus seat "for whites only". She was then arrested for refusing to move. That arrest resulted in demonstrations and a boycott of Montgomery buses by African-Americans that lasted until December 1956.Since the boycott was costing downtown stores and white businesses considerable money, negotiations were made to stop the action. But it took a Supreme Court ruling in November 1956 that segregation on transportation is unconstitutional to finally integrate the buses. This event was also a starting point for the Civil Rights movement of Martin Luther King and others.

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gaaraluver3-0 [2010-01-23 22:53:59 +0000 UTC]

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leesocute [2010-01-18 06:08:15 +0000 UTC]

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Zazou8888 [2010-01-13 14:22:34 +0000 UTC]

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If you liked them don't hesitate to check out my vector gallery [link]

Enjoy

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fishydotlove [2010-01-07 12:34:13 +0000 UTC]

thx for the favee^^~

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kasumivy [2010-01-07 10:56:24 +0000 UTC]

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gaaraluver3-0 [2009-12-19 22:19:23 +0000 UTC]

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leesocute [2009-12-11 06:39:45 +0000 UTC]

Light/Waves Project
How does a kaleidoscope work?
A Kaleidoscope works by light going through the tube and bouncing off of the mirrors set up in the kaleidoscope. The pieces of colored glass or plastic is set in it and the images bounce of the mirrors creating four to eight images, depending on how you set the triangles. You use 3 pieces of rectangular blown glass/mirrors (which would be Plane type of mirror) and you set them in a triangle and put them inside of a cylinder shaped object. Depending on how you set the angle of the glass can determine how many images you see: if you set it at 45 degrees it will give you eight images, six images at 60 degrees, and 4 images at 90 degrees. You seal both sides of the cylinder/tube but one side has to be clear and that is called the chamber. The other side has to have a little hole in it for you to be able to see the images in the kaleidoscope. The light goes through the chamber and bounces off of the three mirrors. The reflections bounce off one another as the light goes through the tube. When you look through the tube, the eye sees bouncing reflections, creating patters. As it rotates the objects shift and the reflection changes, making new patterns. That is how a Kaleidoscope works.
To show how a kaleidoscope works I will build my own kaleidoscope. I will glue three pieces of glass and put them into the shape of a triangle. I need to be able to open the triangle and make sure the pieces of glass are not glued because I will have to open it up again. I will glue them to the cylinder shape (a cardboard paper towel roll) and making sure I will still be able to open the kaleidoscope. I will put a clear plastic piece on the end and on the other end, close it up but put a hole in it so I can see the images. I still have to make sure I can remove both of the closed up sides. I will put pieces of plastic in it and move it around. To be able to see how the kaleidoscope works I need to take it apart but still be able to put it back together. On the side that is clear (the chamber) I will have a removable cap for it so that way when you put it on you won’t see anything happening helping show you that you need the light to be able to see how a kaleidoscope works. That is how I will show how a kaleidoscope works.

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leesocute [2009-12-11 06:33:01 +0000 UTC]

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gaaraluver3-0 [2009-10-13 22:41:43 +0000 UTC]

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wallabby [2009-10-04 18:27:33 +0000 UTC]

hello bello
thanks for the fav

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suzume-bachi-orochi [2009-08-29 15:23:40 +0000 UTC]

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gaaraluver3-0 [2009-08-21 15:42:16 +0000 UTC]

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by the way its teukie and sungmin if you cant tell! ^^'... -.-

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boredx2 [2009-08-11 20:27:26 +0000 UTC]

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MoonNightWolf [2009-08-06 05:20:44 +0000 UTC]

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gaaraluver3-0 [2009-08-04 23:41:29 +0000 UTC]

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lol donghae "now here's the other me" lol its like you XD

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gaaraluver3-0 [2009-08-04 02:53:56 +0000 UTC]

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olive3395 [2009-07-28 04:41:34 +0000 UTC]

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gaaraluver3-0 [2009-07-22 04:23:46 +0000 UTC]

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gaaraluver3-0 [2009-07-22 01:36:53 +0000 UTC]

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Haruka-Hikaru [2009-07-18 05:05:19 +0000 UTC]

thanks for the favs

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