<span>Isadora Duncan, the dancer who created her own style and flavour in dancing and also invented a new dance form with her creative ideas, mixing traditional ballet with natural movement. She named her dance institute "Isadorables". After her death the institute is run by her faithful followers who stood by her in all times of despair. She hated the romantic ballet during the time, when she had found a new dance form and there were no takers for her dance, she traveled around Europe to perform her dance along with her adopted daughters, and finally decided to settle in Soviet Union as a first migrant but unfortunately she met her fate while travelling in a car on a cold evening strangled to death by her scarf, that stuck in the wheel of the very own car she was travelling.</span>
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It helped Europeans in spreading the Christianity outside Europe.
Explanation:
Although Inquisition had its roots in the 12th Century, it started spreading even in the New World in the second half of the 16th Century.
Because Protestants also started spreading their beliefs in that region in 1570 Inquisition was established in Mexico, which lead to the death of many Protestants. Similar things were happening in Peru and other regions of Latin America.
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Because everyone needs oil to run cars and power stuff that is important to them.
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