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    Leadership is the ability to lead or guide others. That is the definition of leadership, but that to some that is not what a great leader. A great leader is honest, reliable, has confidence, and a great communicator. John Adams, James Madison, and James Monroe are presidents who have these qualities. John Adams know best for being the second President of the United States. John Adams had a great foreign policy, but a very terrible domestic policy. His domestic policy was called the Alien…

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    Scotland, and they inherited the family mansion. The Revolutionary War had ended twenty years ago, and many people were starting to venture to the 13 colonies. Most in search of new opportunities, including one of the lovely ladies named Amelia. The story starts out in a grand feast in honor of Jane Rockfield who would soon be departing to the colonies. “I dare say,” Ms. Rockfield exclaimed, “why this might be one of the best marzipan sweets I have ever tasted. It is quite delicious, you must…

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    Howard Zinn Equality

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    With the issue of dealing with the community as a whole and whether or not the individual is central to progress should also bring up the matter of equality. For the topic of equality Howard Zinn and Mary Beth Norton are the authors to look at specifically because of the fact that they wrote from the standpoint that most writers don’t consider; the lesser of the ranks. Howard Zinn describes the rebellions against Britain which required the Americas to develop a military; the issue with this…

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    After suffering from this metaphorical slavery, the colonists were determined to focus on equality when they got to write their own constitution although they weren’t quite sure how it would look. The Boston massacre was the first time that the colonies united together against the British and so it inspired them to join together and form their own country, something they would accomplish six years later. Benjamin Banneker wrote Thomas Jefferson a letter in 1791 calling him out on his…

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    North of America and concluded the Treaty of Paris. However, despite the victory, the Empire was in a really bad shape. Indeed, the war was really expensive and the government decided to increase the taxes on colonies in order to recover the debts. This increased tensions among the colonies leading to several meeting like the First Continental Congress. Following the latter, they took several decisions but it was not enough. Therefore, they decided to have a Second Continental Congress. Edward…

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    winters of New England, the thirteen original colonies grew and prospered in completely different ways. All thirteen of the original colonies were settled for different reasons, and as a result had different tactics for survival. They developed different types of industry, economies, government, agriculture, and religion. Not everything went according to plan, but in the end, they are the reason modern day America is the way it is. The thirteen original colonies realized soon after settlement…

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    Yeoman-Class In England

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    To recapitulate, a class of "yeomen", or richer peasants, evolved in England because some members of the English peasantry underwent comparatively short-term sacrifice for long-term gain. As with any sociological classification, the notion of a yeoman-class does traverse several economic definitions. But at least three important identities are useful. First, a proven and hard-working ploughman was often selected to farm his lord's private land as a capitalist tenant-at-will. Second, many serfs…

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    and Indian War appeared to have strengthened the relation between Great Britain and the colonists, but instead caused issues that strained the ties between Great Britain and the colonists. Among these issues were the taxes that were placed upon the colonies and the Proclamation of 1763. Organizations such as the Sons of Liberty and the Continental Congress arose to help fight for liberty. Resulting from this back and forth quarrel between the colonists and Great Britain was a war that would be…

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    Most people know about The French and Indian War in 1754, but not everyone knows about the three wars preceding it. English Supremacy in North America would not have been possible without King William’s War, Queen Anne’s War, King George’s War, and the French and Indian War. These four wars were fought to gain sovereignty, particularly over England’s #1 enemy - France. King William’s War was the first war between New England and New France. In Quebec, this war is called the Intercontinental War…

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    Anyone can change the world... anyone. I agree with Margaret Mead’s quote, "Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world. Indeed, it's the only thing that ever has,” but only to an extent. Throughout history and even today, there have been large groups of people, small groups of people, and just one person that have made profound effects on the world we know today. The Boston tea party was a revolt where taxpayers were outraged with the high taxes being…

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