... greedy. One example would be Charles I, who came into power after his father James I died. He felt that he should control England as a sole ruler, without Parliament. He tried to force the Puritans to accept his religous ways, which drove many of them out of England. In 1642, he was finally overthrown in a civil war against forces led by Oliver Cromwell ... , who later removed the Parliament by force. Charles I is a obvious example of the corruption of power. Another figure in the corruption of power was Louis XIV. Louis, after gaining the throne in 1661, removed all high nobles ... to ...

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... considered their art as renegade art. Taking on a theme in which their art bore heavy constructed pieces resembling 'Industrialism', the Russian avant-garde made a conscience decision to split from controlling force of the Soviet ideology while keeping its self-aliened with the utopian dream of communism. "The Constructivist declare art and it priest outlaws" (Williams 21). The artists wrote of Constructivism ... as the "the highest springboard for the leap into universal human culture' and juxtaposed art it to art and aestheticism which they considered corrupting (Williams 21)". Constr...

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