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| in whom we live and more and have our being |
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| we can see human beings taking their actions and decisions and operating with a certain amount of freedom so that they can be held responsible for the decisions they make |
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| it is the scientific examination of the deep forces and tendencies in history |
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| President Wilson said that the "only possible program for world peace" |
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| President Wilson, Prime Minister David Lloyd George of England, Premeir Georges Clemenceau of France, and Prime Minister Vittorio Orlando of Italy |
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| they were convinced that the most critical step in maintaining future world peace |
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| this was the chief result of the peace conference |
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| United States announces Monroe Doctrine |
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July Revolution brings Louis Phillipe to French throne/
Belgium declares independence from Holland |
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Karl Marx publishes Communist Manifesto/
Junes Days bring Louis Napoleon to French throne/
French Second Republic established |
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| Titanic sinks off Newfoundland coast |
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Russia Revolution begins/
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Versailes Peace Conference began/
League of Nations established |
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