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The Most Successful Absolute Monarch in Europe was Louis XIV of France. ... Although Louis had some failures, he also had many successes. He controlled France's money and had many different ways to get, as well as keep his power, and he knew how to delegate jobs to smart, but loyal people.
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1. symbols that make up an ancient wring system used in the ancient Americas.
2. a bark paper book used by the Maya to record important historical events.
3. a codex could help a civilization thrive by providing a reference to certain past issues and events so that if a similar even arises there is information on how to handle it, and it keeps the history of the civilization alive and known.
4. an ancient book that the Highland Maya wrote to tell their version of the creation story.
5. The Mayans most likely wrote this story to keep their beliefs alive and have an account of how they thought the world began, so that they could pass on the information and explain how they saw the world.
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The Central Powers lost WWI
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The Central Powers (consisting mainly of Austrio-Hungary, Germany, Ottoman Empire, and some other smaller states) lost the war against the Allied Powers (Britain & her colonies, France & her colonies, America, Japan & her colonies, Russia, etc.), as they were overwhelmed, battle-wearied, low on supplies, and completely defeated. Austrio-Hungary was one of the first to lose and surrender, as well as the Ottoman Empire, followed by Germany.
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Simon Bolivar was usually referred to as revolutionary (who freed six countries.) He argued problems of national liberation and fought a war of pure violence. He inspired devotion and dedication. Although some labeled him as a traitor and tried to assassinate him most Spanish Americans wanted him to be there king. So I'm not sure what you mean as a cruel leader but everything I have learned about him is the exact opposite.<span />
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