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an info poster with different types of money and their uses in the business world, including capitalism
an image of nelson mandela on the page
nelson mandela - a biographical timeline for the people in africa
‘Mandela’: Learn The Facts Before You See The Movie
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Nelson Mandela
nelson mandela's letter to the public on christmas day, with an image of
NELSON MANDELA'S BIOGRAPHY FOR KIDS
NELSON MANDELA'S BIOGRAPHY FOR KIDS…: English ESL worksheets pdf & doc
effects of world war 1
Effects of World War 1
World War I or the First World War, often abbreviated as WWI or WW1, was a major global conflict that began on 28 July 1914 and ended on 11 November 1918.
the front page of an old newspaper with pictures of people smiling and looking at the camera
the history of russian farm animals and how they are used to make them more interesting
library.SCOTCH: Animal Farm: Politics and Revolution
Politics and Revolution - Animal Farm - library.SCOTCH at Scotch College
a piece of paper that has writing on it with words written in different languages and numbers
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an event schedule with the dates for each event in red, white and blue colors
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Causes of the french revolution
the french revolution is shown in this poster with words and pictures on it, including an image
FREE Printable French Revolution Minibook
Marie Antoinette's name is not listed here-but she did have a major role in inciting the revolution. The embers of revolt were already smouldering before she arrived in France. Louis XV had squandered the country's money wantonly. When Marie Antoinette married Louis XVI, her new country was in dire financial straits: the absolute monarchy, the outrageously lavish lifestyles of the young queen & her court & other reasons listed here, finally sparked the flame which ignited France & the world.
Marie Antoinette's name is not listed here-but she did have a major role in inciting the revolution. The embers of revolt were already smouldering before she arrived in France. Louis XV had squandered the country's money wantonly. When Marie Antoinette married Louis XVI, her new country was in dire financial straits: the absolute monarchy, the outrageously lavish lifestyles of the young queen & her court & other reasons listed here, finally sparked the flame which ignited France & the world.
the history of french revolution info sheet with information about its origins and events in which it was taken place
French Revolution
French Revolution
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gcse Paper 1 western front