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The French Revolution: Crash Course World History #29 concordat french revolution
This film was a real eye opener for me. Despite studying World War I numerous times in high school, I had no knowledge of the extreme turmoil in Europe during cpncordat Versailles Treaty negotiations. Although peace negotiations were meant to take concordat french revolution weeks, they would last nearly six months owing to bickering between the allies.
Previously I had no idea that Germany was recolution in a civil war aka the German revolution of during the Versailles negotiations. The German delegation would ultimately resign and return to Germany, with the intention of resuming battle. The long drawn out negotiations also created major popular unrest in France and Concordat french revolution, which were experiencing high levels of unemployment, hunger and homelessness.
French primer minister Rebolution Clemenceau was shot in the back by an anarchist assassin in Februaryand the government of Italian prime minister Vittorio Orlando, one of the Big Four members, fell in June In AugustHungary elected its first communist government. The main point of disagreement among the Allied powers Italy, France, Britain, US and briefly Japan was the level of war reparations to impose on Germany. Ironically because the US senate refused to ratify that section of the concordat french revolution, the US would not become a member. Interestingly, I took history in what is now year 10 and did learn much of this summary — in particular the extreme concordat french revolution of reparations.
Probably one of the major underlying economic causes of the next conflagration WWII.
Like Liked by 2 people. Like Like. Part of the reason recently that so many people voted for Donald Trump … because the economic system really only works for the few …end of story. Mmmm intelligent humans?
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I paused the video to read this response. Sadly, in our Western world and way of thinking, life is defined in terms of good and evil, right and wrong, up and down.
In other words, we Westerners, with our monotheistic traditions, cannot seem to see life all life, not just human life as integral parts of a greater pattern. I think the bottom line is a horizontal rather than a vertical one.
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Or, if you will, an involuted one, in that in nature, as with a fetus, or a plant, growth happens from the inside out, not from the top or bottom. Ideally, human evolution will respect that all pieces of the puzzle deserve respect for the roles they play. Like Liked by 1 person.]
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