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    Abolitionist Reforms

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    Industrialized States and the Southern Agricultural states. Much of people in the North were against the idea of slavery and this created the Abolitionist reforms, whose main goal was the abolishment of slavery and then the equal rights of African Americans after they are freed. It was this group that was quite successful in the Northern States as they got many to agree with them on the topic of slavery (Faragher, 354-355). However, In the South, many of the ideas of this movement was suppressed…

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    Many pirate threats were argument on why the federal government should be able to ask for taxes to build a strong army. The federal government was in debt and unable to pay of the debts since they weren 't able to charge taxes which lead to the American Revolution. With the nation in debt many revolutionary war veterans went bankrupt post war. Farmers wanted more money to be printed which let to a riot in New…

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    The Lincoln Memorial was constructed to idolize the death of Abraham Lincoln and the great achievements he did. To begin with, Abraham Lincoln was born on February 12, 1809, in Kentucky. Lincoln grew up as a poor boy on the frontier. Not having lots of formal education Lincoln would read books and study Shakespeare, Byron, and even Euclid's geometry. A man of hard work Lincoln worked as a store clerk, a river trader, and a “rail-splitter”. So most people consider Lincoln as having a strong work…

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    of God’s own will but of the will of another free human being. This outrageous injustice of stealing another’s freedom and playing God is the very reason wars are fought. Harriet Beecher Stowe renewed the fight for freedom of all people in the pre-civil war era, amidst great criticism, in her great work Uncle Tom’s Cabin. Born one of eleven children in Connecticut,…

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    had effectively kept outside interference and pushed for abolition support. The Emancipation Proclamation also reflected Lincoln’s beliefs and is another place that one can observe the effect of religion. As a strong believer of the Constitution, Lincoln felt that all men deserved access to the American dream. Although a strategic move, Lincoln had vested interest in the results of the proclamation. Morally and religiously he wanted the United States to be freed from the evils of slavery…

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    was not only a specific time period, but also the beginning of an extended historical process: the adjustment of American society to the end of slavery.” Starting his novel with this allows him to stress “the Proclamation’s importance in uniting…grass-roots black activity and the newly empowered national state” and state that this period is the beginning of “the adjustment of American society to…

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    Gettysburg Address Were women in the 1850s not valued more than to live life as concubines? The Antebellum Period was a pre-Civil War time with the vast majority of white men positioned as the head of the house, women and wives below them at their service, and the Negro population left inferior to all. Celia, a female African-American slave, encountered the many prejudices the divided American nation had to offer. The newly widowed, white male Robert Newsome of Callaway County, Missouri,…

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    people began to learn about the rights bestowed upon them by the founding fathers of America, the men of America beat them down in an attempt to continue subjugating them. And when black people gained political significance, half of America fought a Civil War in favor of keeping slaves in the same place…

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    Despotism In America

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    address he warns Americans of the perils of forming political parties. He warned “The alternate domination of one faction over another, sharpened by the spirit of revenge, natural to party dissension, which in different ages and countries has perpetrated the most horrid enormities, is itself a frightful despotism”. John Adams…

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    Arab American History Arab Americans encompass people from 22 nations of North Africa and the Middle East. Southeastern Michigan accounts for one of the largest concentrations of Arabs outside the Middle East. It can be difficult to trace when some Arab Americans actually arrived in the US due to inaccuracy of census records as they do not have a classification for Arab heritage and people identify themselves differently (100 Questions and Answers About Arab Americans). Zammouri is known…

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