One way advances in science and geography changed the world in the 1100's (time period also known as the Renaissance of the 12th Century) was through advances such as the wind mill, paper making, and the magnetic compass. Maps were able to be created using the magnetic compass and paper. This sea and land navigation and map making aided in European expansion and exploration.
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Previous winners include Pope Francis and Pope John Paul II, groundbreaking scientists and groups or archetypes such as "the protester" and "Ebola fighters." But the award isn't always an honor: Adolf Hitler was Person of the Year in 1938, and Joseph Stalin was given the title twice.
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An election that has been "tinkered" with (a specific party has done something to change the results of the election, usually in a goal to win said election.)
The diplomats hand the diplomatic work.
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"We are back out at sea! Captain says there is about 1 month until we reach the new world. But we don’t know. We’re sailing in unknown regions and I’m afraid we will get lost. Stranded, or even overpowered by enemies. I have recently heard that France is searching for the new world as well. All of the supplies have been recovered when we were in Puerto Rico. Sadly, the captain has gotten very sick and things don’t look very good. We have never seen this disease before and we don’t know if it’s contagious...Like I said before I really hope all these sacrifices are worth it. Although there has been some trouble on this journey but we are more than half way to the new world."
