Pericles was a great
statesman in Greek history, he was an orator and general of Athens in the
Golden Ages. During his time all the male citizens were considered eligible to
take part in Athenian Government regardless of their social class.
<span>Pericles had a lasting impact on the Athenian society. Thucydides, a
historian of that time called him “The First Citizen of Athens’.</span>
He/she is the first breaking vote in senate.
The mail and it’s machinery are powered by the force of gravity as water pours over the water wheel and cause it to turn the main shaft of the water wheel enters the mail in the basement where the complex assortment of oak rink years in chefs mesh together to power machinery located on all fours floors of the mill
<span>Trail of Tears
</span>The forced relocation of Cherokees from Georgia to Oklahoma resulted in the deaths of thousands on the Trail of Tears<span>
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Ok in that generation of time the people in Europe thought that the earth was flat, that England was the only country, and that the sun went around the Earth and we were the center of the solar system. But many of the great explorers we know today didn't believe what people told them on this topic. So people like Christoper Columbus traveled to find India for easier trade winds and more supply, but he found America.
Fun fact: that's why the Indians are called Indians even though they live in America.
I hope this answers your question.
