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    turning point in the relationship between America and Great Britain due to the change in economic policies, the limited expansion, and the restrictions of trade relations with England. At the point when the French and Indian War finished in 1763, no British citizen on either side of the Atlantic could have anticipated the upcoming clashes between the parent country and its North American settlements. Even so, the seeds of these conflicts were planted during, and as a result of, this war. Keep in…

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    her milkshake plunges off the table in an apparent attempt to evade the ensuing conflict. The four African-American college students sit at the Whites-Only lunch counter in Woolworth’s that February 1, 1960, appearing almost serene in their act of civil disobedience. The 1960 Lunch Counter Sit-Ins are one of the most famous, and undoubtedly effective, examples of civil disobedience in American history. In fact, the entire Civil Rights movement serves as a remarkable example of just how much…

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    keep armies in America. They were blocking westward expansions to prevent further trouble, but also wanting America to help with costs with keeping an army on foreign soil. Molasses was taxed first which had little fight.…

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    endangering his neighborhood because of the way he was dressed. The jury found the volunteer innocent after he killed the teenager because he felt he was in danger. It happens over and over again. I remember hanging out with my friends, all us African American teenagers and being afraid because we all were wearing hoodies since it was cold, wondering what if it happen to us. Like in the video “I am Sean Bell” from filmmaker Stacey Muhammad, police shot Sean Bell in his car while he was unarmed…

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    Progressive Movement

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    Although the African American fight to end discrimination in the progressive era it did not lead to immediate changes in politics, several changes did take place that impacted African Americans. Organizations such as the Niagara Movement and the NAACP both resulted in building stronger African-American communities by providing healthcare, housing, and educational services. Also, the work of Washington, Du Bois, Wells, Terrell and many others ultimately led to the protests of the Civil Rights…

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    Dbq Ap Us History

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    and offered a deal. The colonist would be able to stay in the thirteen colonies, but they couldn’t settle across the Alps. The Pontiac’s rebellion was about colonist expansion. Boom, the French and Indian war was over, but Pontiac’s rebellion continued. Pontiac was down in the mouth about the colonist expansion. The British was in debt because of the French and Indian war. Therefore, they put taxes on the colonist for the war debt. Chief Pontiac sent his forces to defeat…

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    Despite the fact that the thought of penitentiaries as total institutions might be consoling and justifiable at a social-mental level, across the board open adherence to this idea may really be unsafe in its more extensive social outcomes. Since American penitentiaries are not add up to institutions, they can 't finish what absolute organizations ought to have the capacity to achieve, from a certain point of view. They can 't absolutely expel the criminal component from society, they can 't…

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    should have the same rights as all Americans, and not face systemic disabilities because of their race. This is shown when the Black Panther Party published their declaration of what their beliefs and wants are for American Society. The first point states that “We believe that Black people will not be free until we are able to determine our own destiny” (061) By stating this, the Black Panthers are stating what they believe needs to happen in order for American society to be truly equal. If…

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    Mexican Identity

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    United States since the Anglo-saxon’s era of Westward Expansion. This little known fact has affected and continues to affect the identities of these people. Within the Great Depression, the identity of Mexican origin people was categorized as part of the Mexican race and then later, with continuing changes in politics in the World War II time period, their identification as part of the Mexican race shifted to that of the white race. The American government’s constant changes of classifications…

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    She also said that Martin Luther King's birthday is in the middle of January and said Black History Month is really a month and a half. The country continues to celebrate Black History month during Women's History Month, and Davis adds African Americans now have two and a half months. Davis talks about Obama's presidency and how most white men voted against Obama and brought up the fact that, that shows us the persistence of racism. Davis talks about the way Muslims are mistreated and misread.…

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