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    “Gentlemen may cry, peace, peace, but there is no peace. The war has actually began. What is it that the men wish?... is life so dear or peace so sweet, as to be purchased at the price of chains and slavery? I know not what course others may take; but for me, give me liberty, or give me death!”. George Washington and his troops had withdrawn from Boston and retreated from New York City. They arrived to Valley Forge in 1777, after George Washington had failed to stop the British when General Howe…

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    Civil War Causes

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    I believe the main cause of the Civil War was the fight over whether land was to be slave or slave free land. I think this because every event leading up to the Civil War was about and land. The four main events I’ll be using will be the following: The Missouri Compromise, the Kansas-Nebraska Act, The Wilmot Proviso and Mexican-American War, and California’s petition for statehood. First off the Missouri Compromise, thought to be a good thing seeing how it evenly divided Missouri and Louisiana…

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    The war in the Iliad Was there really a war between the Trojans and the Greeks? No one knows for certain, the Greeks believed 1000 years ago their ancestors took part in the Trojan wars. If the war did happen Homer the poet did not experience it himself. Homer lived somewhere between 850 and 750 B.C. the took place in the 12th century B.C.(web). Some people believed that these stories are old traditions that was passed down orally. However, Homer has been credited for being the first to write…

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    The Peloponnesian War started when Sparta the leader of the Peloponnesian league and the largest land power in the region started to become concerned with the rise of Athens powers. Athens was a power in their own right; they were the largest sea power and was the leader of the Delian league. Neither Sparta nor Athens could afford to accept supremacy from the other country. Power can be a dangerous thing, those who have it don’t like letting it go, and those who don’t have it will do anything…

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    Causes Of The Iraq War

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    Iraq has often conflicted with Kuwait there has been tensions over border claims and after the end of the Iran Iraq war disputes over oil policy. On August 2nd, 1990 President Saddam Hussain ordered the invasion of Kuwait. A coalition of 44 nations soon organized to thwart Hussein. Led by the U.S. 32 nations contributed military forces and direct support and 12 other nations provided non-military assistance. On November 26, 1990 the U.N. authorized the use of “any means necessary” against Iraq…

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    Civil War Causes

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    The one real cause of the civil war was slavery, but there were three other pseudo-causes of the Civil war that are dependent on slavery. The cause of the civil war was slavery because with just slavery the war would have happened anyway. If we put the three other causes in the same trial, it would not cause the war.These causes are tariffs,states rights, and sectionalism, and they are dependent on slavery. First on our list, the tariffs were dependent to slavery because slavery made the…

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    Causes of the Civil War Over a hundred years after the Civil War started, there are still debates, theories, and opinions regarding the causes of the War. Many people believe that slavery was the main (and only) cause of the Civil War and it is often the only one that is focused on. However, while slavery certainly played a role in the outbreak of war, there were many factors that also played just as big of roles in dividing the nation. One such factor was the extreme cultural and social…

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    confederate monuments and the rebel flag due to its connection to the civil war. This call for action is caused by the belief that the civil war was fought over slavery. This is simply not true from the events before and even during the war show other causes are to blame, but were swept up into obscurity. An examination of primary and secondary sources will reveal the historical importance of this momentous event. The belief that the war was fought over slavery goes back to the 1850s when a…

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    Revolutionary War Causes

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    Causes of the Revolutionary War The Revolutionary War was fueled by a number of factors, many of which didn’t include economic factors. The first of which was the high tensions between the colonist and British. The most infamous example of this would be the Boston Massacre of 1770. This event began with overexcited colonists protesting and harassing Redcoats with snowballs. Whether by accident or order, Redcoats fired upon the otherwise unarmed crowd, leading to the several deaths and wounding…

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    World War I was a major event in time that historians today still look upon. Although there were multiple causes of The Great War the major causes lead to this big chaos. The main underlying causes were alliances, imperialism, and the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand. These main causes lead the road to the Great War that now remains in history but is still looked upon to this day. Allow this was a historical time in history a lot of other little tensions sparked this war as well.…

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