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Azrin Bin Aris,Mohd Kamil Abd RahmanFew events have transformed the modern world as much as Europe’s Scientific and Industrial. Revolutions.

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5G Network Conception in Fez City Center,In the early hours of 1 September 1939, Germany attacked Poland on land and from the air. Two days later, on 3 September, Britain and France declared war on Germany. The Second Great War of the twentieth century — the greatest single slaughter in history — had begun.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230623248se of organized force by sovereign states to impose their will upon each other, or upon their own citi-zens. The perpetual aggressiveness of both individuals and states underlies all history. It is the underlying theme of Thucydides (471—c.400 BC) who wrote about the Peloponnesian Wars, as it is of

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230623248oice. Against eastern Europe, the Muslim Ottoman Turks presented the greatest threat.’ Descended from central Asian nomadic, pastoral peoples, who as allies of the Mongols had been swept southward into Persia and westward into Arabic-speaking lands, under the tribal leader Osman (b. 1259, emir 1299-

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Ana Elias,Rosalind Gill,Christina Scharffact that he began a process whereby western man extended his influence across the entire earth. By the end of the eighteenth century — whether in the cause of God, greed or glory — most of the world’s seas and coastlines had been explored by Europeans; the first stages of western colonialism and glo