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i don't know how accurate this is, and how clear of an answer this'll be, but here u go:
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the great depression would cause problems within the populous that people would want answers for. like a lot of people would be put out of jobs, correct? so many would get desperate for income, along for answers on who is responsible for the loss of jobs on such a large scale.
so like, who would we hold responsible/who do we blame and how do we fix it, are the questions most people would ask. And so, a dictator with power/political person in power, would say "this is who the people are and this is what we should do" and usually they would also say "only i can do it. only I can solve this." Basically, making people only believe that they're the only ones worthy enough for a place in power or for the job. Initially, causing more and more people to vote for them.
So, for example, not to get too political or heated, Donald Trump:
No he isn't a dictator, but he's more of a wanna-be one. So as he would probably say, "the problem with the US is because all these immagrants. They're the ones causing problems for us. But I will put a stop to them and their problems. So vote for me."
This is not an actual quote on quote of what he himself has said, but it's something I hope you can picture.
Basically what he or dictators do are put the blame on others in order to get a higher vote.
hope this helps???
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During the 12th and 13th centuries thousands of people moved from Europe to the Middle East to fight, undertake pilgrimage, or settle and make a new life. The aim of this research is to investigate two populations from the Crusader kingdom of Jerusalem, by determining who was born in Europe and who came from the Middle East. Oxygen and strontium stable isotope analyses were conducted on the enamel of teeth from skeletal remains excavated from Crusader contexts. Twenty individuals from the coastal city of Caesarea (10 high status and 10 low status), and two local Near Eastern Christian farmers from the village of Parvum Gerinum (Tel Jezreel) were analyzed as a control sample. Results were compared with known geographic values for oxygen and strontium isotopes. The population of the city of Caesarea appears to have been dominated by European-born individuals (probably 19/20, but at least 13/20), with few locals. This was surprising as a much higher proportion of locals were expected. Both controls from the farming village of Parvum Gerinum had spent their childhood in the area of the village, which matches our understanding of limited mobility among poor Medieval farmers. This is the first time that stable isotope analysis has been applied to the study of the migration of peoples between Medieval Europe and the Middle East at the time of the crusades. In view of these findings, we must now rethink past estimations of population social structure in Levantine coastal Medieval cities during the Crusader period
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Plants ,animals , and disease between the new and old worlds
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I remember, when I was first introduced to wrestling. I was absolutely terrified at the thought of being lifted and slammed to the ground. My body ached just at the thought of the pain that I was to experience soon. The moment I got into that ring, I fell countless times. By the end of my first training session, I could hardly breath, and sweat poured down my forehead and back. I found myself asking whether I had already met my end, when I had practically just started.
Over the next year, I was constantly training, and I had plenty of failures along the way. Yet, slowly I improved, and found that I felt less pain, and moved faster. Instead of falling, I found myself winning matches. Fast forward three years, and I won three wrestling titles, and now teach the youth team. Sometimes initial failure is what motivates us to succeed. For me, my failure fueled my desire to work harder and become better. Challenge is life's way of telling you that you can do better. Push your limits.
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David Livingstone was against the slave trade, suggesting missions and new commerce routes with Africa.
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