1. beginning of the Christian Era
2. fall of the Roman Empire
3. Middle Ages
4. Dark Ages
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Mass production in factories made it possible to manufacture goods more cheaply and quickly.
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Few political systems have shown the adaptiveness and longevity of feudalism. This system, based on personal relationships, local administration, and defined hierarchies, touched several continents for more than 1,500 years. In some places it filled the void left by other political organizations; in others, it represented the next stage in the evolution of government. In both cases, feudalism grew out of practice and precedents. Theory followed experience. In all cases, a parallel code of values and aesthetics—chivalry in the West, bushido in the East—complemented and reinforced the system. Feudalism relied on personal and/or family honor as well as self–interest to work. Its informal and varied methods required a balance between superiors and dependents, rights and responsibilities. Though not in practice today, feudalism and the legends it inspired continue to fascinate many people.
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- sailed through the Strait of Magellan
- was a sea dog
- robbed Spanish gold
Francis Drake was one of the most successful “The Sea Dogs” (sea-raiders) authorized by Queen Elizabeth of England to attack the Spanish fleet, loot their ships to bring back riches and treasure robbed by the Spaniards. He has sailed through the Strait of Magellan and was the second man in history to circumnavigate the globe. He robbed the Spanish fleet the whole time.
True. Trotsky formulated a theory called ‘permanent revolution’. He believed that the success of the working
class in Russia against the capitalist class would encourage the global working
class to start their own revolution and Socialism could develop around the
world.
