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Speeding the object up, slowing the object down, or changing the direction
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U.S. policy toward Latin American policy involved a significant revision of the Monroe Doctrine. Throughout the 19th century, American diplomats used the Monroe Doctrine to warn the European powers against further colonization in the Western Hemisphere.
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I don't get it, is this a question or an answer? either way it's correct because during that time the Egyptian Empire was still very much active, but I can't recall them spreading to the Middle East
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expanded
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With the increase of the population and the expansion of the cities also the needs of new national programs that provided also have grown. The growth of this need has expanded the power of the executive department to carry out national programs. This program aims to bring improvements to the population, to help other countries, among other objectives.
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Baptized at All Hallows Church, London
October 1660
Enters Christ Church College, Oxford University. He is fined for having services at the home of Dr. Owen, the former Puritan head of Christ Church instead of at Chapel. He comes under the influence of the Quaker, Thomas Loe.
April 1661
Attends the coronation of Charles II in London
Fall 1661
Penn is expelled from Oxford for having his own services in his room instead of attending Chapel. He father beats him for this.
July 1662
Penn leaves on a grand tour of Europe with the Earl of Crawford. Louis XIV receives them at court. That autumn in Anjou he begins studies for a year at the Huguenot Academy. He leaves in 1664. He resumes his travels in the company of Robert Spencer. He meets Robert's uncle, Algernon Sidney, in exile in Turin, Italy, for his views on political liberty. By August he had returned to London, as his father prepares the Royal Navy for war against the Dutch.
February 1665
Begins to prepare for a career in law at Lincoln's Inn, Chancery Lane, London.
March 1666
Sails with his father and the Duke of York on war vessels against the Dutch. Before the engagements, he is sent home with dispatches for the King.
June 1666
His father wins a battle at sea and the plague (1665-1666) visits London. The ministers of the established church flee London and Quakers preach from their pulpits. William resumes the study of law.
Fall 1666He begins the practice of law in Ireland.
Spring 1667
He goes with his friend Lord Arran to quell a rebellion at Carrickfergus. William shows coolness and courage in battle. He has his picture painted in armor.
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