<span>The Hagia Sophia demonstrated the blending of the Byzantine Empire with the old Roman Empire through its architecture. More specifically, the bell-shaped roof at the top of the church was a nod to Roman architecture. Additionally, the many columns and arches built in the church are also typical of Roman architecture, displaying another mix between the two. </span>
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The first mask was made in 7000 BC. It was used primarily for rituals and ceremonies and where typically made of leather or wood. Keep in mind, these where the first masks that our modern generation has been able to find and preserve, masks could have been made earlier than this but detirriorated over time.
However, the first modern surgical masks where made in the early 1960s and replaced a more primitive method of cloth masks.
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The Paris Peace Conference was a meeting between the Allied Powers on how to handle the end of World War I. In this meeting, the three most influential voices were France, Great Britain, and the United States. All three different countries had unique ideas on what should happen to Germany after World War I.
The United States did not want to financially punish Germany.
The British did want to punish Germany financially. However, they wanted them strong enough to still be able to trade.
France however, wanted Germany to pay for all the damage caused during World War I. France was one of the countries that suffered the most damage from this war, hence why they were so insistent on Germany paying the price for the war.
In the end, Germany is forced to pay over $100 billion in damages for World War I and were forced to take responsibility for starting the war. This plan most accurately reflected France's idea on how to punish the Germans.
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Islam spread throughout the world through wars, invasions, but also, through the influence of merchants, so-called traders, who went long straight through Asia. Muhammad, even, was part of a caravan of traders.
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