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    has always been an influence on American culture and identity, from “Yankee Doodle” in the American Revolution to the songs sung by protesters during the 1960s. Through music, artists such as Michael Jackson and Ella Fitzgerald were able to raise awareness and help minimize the division that skin color caused with American citizens. Music was an important form of communication during the Civil War as well, as many new songs dealing with slavery, treason, religion, and family began to surface.…

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    Many students think that the main reason for the American Civil War was only slavery, and they believe that slavery was abolished one hundred percent by the end of the Civil War. Also, some students do not have a complete idea about the American Civil War; all they know about this war is American people were fighting with each other and American people wanted to divide the country into many sections. However, the American Civil War started from 1861 to 1865 between the South and the North in the…

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    American Literature dates back as far as 1608 when John Smith wrote A True Relation of…Virginia. The 18th and 19th centuries began the publishing of the first novels and authors such a Edgar Allan Poe and Washington Irving began publishing works related to the War of 1812(digital). Literature throughout history has reflected society and reading early American Literature today shines light on not only those outstanding works but also the history of America. Literature not only tells a story but…

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    The Pre-Civil War Movement

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    The Civil War started on April 12, 1861 and ended on April 9, 1865. The war was started when southern states seceded from the union after the election of Abraham Lincoln. There were many movements before the Civil War that were considered significant. There are four that were especially significant during the pre-Civil War period, which include the Nativist Movement, the Temperance Movement, the Manifest Destiny Movement, and the Abolition Movement. The Nativist Movement was a movement made by…

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    Abraham explains why the civil war was violent but necessary .The civil war was fought from 1861 to 1865. On December 20, 1860 South Carolina was the first to secede from the US along with Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, and Florida. As we know today slavery was a huge conflict of early America. The effects of slavery were catastrophic to those held in the bondage of it, but ultimately it helped shape America into what it is today. Many African Americans even today experience…

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    the beginning of justice and equality for all Americans. The Freedmen’s Bureau reunited ex-slaves with their families and provided education, raising their hopes further. Their hopes, however; were soon dashed by the reality of Reconstruction. They were subject to long-term discrimination and segregation by angry southerners, threatened by their freedom. Black Codes, later, Jim Crow Laws were introduced in Southern states to supress African-Americans and denied them the right to vote, serve on a…

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    Throughout history, America negatively impacted society. Jackson’s merciless ruling tactics towards Native Americans, the religious persecution of minor religions, and an unfair war with Mexico brought a somber glow to the 1800s.The North and South’s disagreements and divisions led to the long and tiresome Civil War and eventually an even more painful Reconstruction Era for the South. As industry flourished, the environment, farmers, and immigrants suffered; immigrants who had faced the…

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    industry could not afford to eliminate slavery because slavery was the fuel that kept Eli Whitney’s Cotton Gin turning. Over time, abolitionists grew more persuasive in their demands and pro-slavery group of people revolted which ultimately led to an American Civil War. J.D.B. De Bow and Samuel…

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    Slavery was a very big deal for everyone. “Slavery in America began when the very first African American slaves were brought to the North American colony of Jamestown, Virginia, in 1619, to aid the production of such lucrative crops as tobacco.” (History.com Staff. "Slavery in America." History.com. A&E Television Networks, 01 Jan. 2009. Web. 30 Mar. 2016.) Many sides were taken when it came to slavery. In the states that are north of Maryland, slavery had either disappeared or ended in 1820. In…

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    with the cultural rebirth in Europe during the fourteenth to the seventeenth centuries. However, from the 1830s to the 1850s, the progression of American literature seems to fit this description. Not only did the American Renaissance advance literature, but it also prompted advancements in democratization and individualism. The women of both the American and European renaissance had a remarkable impact on the nation’s progression and the progression of women in society. Moderate Fonte was a…

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