Religious upheavals in the developing Atlantic world
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4 sentences with “upheavals”
Short, simple sentences with “upheavals”, suitable for children and primary/elementary school, with common expressions and related words. You'll also find examples for middle and high school.
Brief definition: upheavals
Sudden, major changes or disturbances, often causing disorder or confusion in a situation, society, or environment.
4 sentences with “upheavals” — examples
Thus, the religious upheavals that so affected England had equally far-reaching consequences for the Americas.
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In many ways, the histories of Britain and Russia were always exceptional in the context of 19th century European politics. Neither suffered revolutionary upheavals, and neither had much difficulty suppressing nationalist movements within their respective empires.
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Different experiences of authoritarian governments in the 20th century were discursively supported by democratic values, especially those authoritarian governments that presented themselves as "states of exception" in the face of supposed or real internal upheavals or external aggressions.
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