Second half of the nineteenth century = 1850 - 1900
b. major technological advances
e. the industrial revolution
During this time period, people developed new technologies, one of the most impactful being steam power. They used elements to create stronger metals and new raw materials to manufacture different goods. Factories grew and the very beginning of mass producing emerged.
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In contrast, the leaders of the Civil Rights Movement chose the tactic of nonviolence as a tool to dismantle institutionalized racial segregation, discrimination, and inequality. Indeed, they followed Martin Luther King Jr.'s guiding principles of nonviolence and passive resistance.
Judaism as the faith of the Jews is the first monotheistic religion in history. Believes in one God, unlike the polytheistic religions of that time, which the peoples surrounding the Jews had. There are, however, similarities, both because of the mutual influence and interweaving of these peoples, and because of some primal beliefs that all of them had. It was common to believe that everyone believed that God or gods was/were the creator/creators of the world, that He/they rule the world, decide the destiny and the outcome of many events of the people. They also believed in life after death.
Both D-Day and the fall of Berlin are major turning points in the European theatre during World War II.
D-Day marked the start of the push to force the German army back. The fall of Berlin marked the end of major fighting.
The migrants gathered to begin their journey westward on the Oregon Trail in Independence, Missouri.
The Oregon Trail was a major route that people used to take when they wanted to move to the western area of the US. It started in Independence, Missouri and finished in Oregon City, Oregon. Many people traveled in wagon trains which went through six states such as Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, Wyoming, Idaho and lastly Oregon.