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The 1920's. Everybody was partying, the war was overn the future was bright, and it was good times all around. Women had a sense of rebellion. Jazz was becoming popular as well as dance competitions with it. Which, even due to the dance competitions, spiked the idea of other lasting forms of competitions. Prohibition was going on which led to the idea of speakeasies in big mansions and such where all these parties were happening. Jazz had brought the upbeat feel to the party. It made you want to get up and ahow waht you were made of. Jazz originated from primarily around Harlem New York with colored folks.
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Napoleon, under the circumstances of the French Kingdom, would not dare attempt to overthrow the king. He would be met with an enraged nobility, Church, and people. ... Without the French Revolution, Napoleon would have had a completely different life. He would not have become First Consul, and then Emperor of France
The German army suffered massive casualties <span>was one reason the Battle of Barbarossa became a turning point in the war.</span>
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Middle Eastern wars that have had a negative effect on Europe’s economy include conflicts set on different historical periods.
The Crusades, which occurred between the 11th century to the 13th century, were highly expensive, and so, acted as major factors in the decrease of European wealth at the time (save for Italy, where positive effects were noticed).
More recently, the Yom Kippur War, a war fought between Israel and Arab countries led by Syria and Egypt, caused the 1973 oil crisis, after the United States of America’s decision to support Israel. The OAPEC (Organization of Arab Petroleum Exporting Countries) then decided to promulgate an embargo in response. The embargo ended up raising the oil price from US$3 to US$12, deeply affecting the global economy of the time.