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    Legends are legends, in the past and in the present. They are marked in history to be recognized and marveled at for centuries. The same recognition also serves the females that participated in helping the Civil War from 1861 to 1899 (Senker). “As is almost always the case in wartime, these women proved they were capable of doing these things, breaking down the cultural stereotypes regarding the appropriate role for women and what women’s work truly was” (“Transcript: Women of the North and the…

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    Home Depot’s Background Information History The Home Depot was founded in 1978, by Arthur Blank and Bernie Marcus. Despite the fact, that Home Depot manufactures home and construction improvements it is a U.S. based hardware retailer that offers some services. However, the first two Home Depot stores were opened on June 22, 1979, in Atlanta, Georgia as a vision of one-stop shopping for do-it-yourselfers. Home Depot went public in 1981, and was on NASDAQ when they moved in 1984 to the New York…

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    flashbacks, the reader would learn that Farquhar was a slave owner from a highly respected Alabama family and was devoted to the Southern cause. Farquhar was a soldier at heart but, due to a imperious nature, it prevented him from joining the Confederate army. Also in these flashbacks, the reader learns the reason why Farquhar would be hanged. Farquhar was tricked by a Union scout dressed as a Confederate soldier into trying to burn the Owl Creek Bridge, a Union post. As the story stated, “the…

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    seizing. Polk tried to buy the territories from Mexico, but Mexico refused. Polk then gave orders to Taylor to move his army to Rio Grande. The Mexican troops attacked a unit of American troops, and war was declared by Congress on May 13, 1846. After Taylor left the Mexicans evacuate without fighting back, Polk changed his defensive. Colonel Stephen W. Kearny was in charge of a small army and captured New Mexico and…

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    On April 12, 1861, the first shots of the Civil War were fired at Fort Sumter. Commander of the Confederate army, General Robert. E. Lee commanded his men to bombard the fort. This was the trigger to the bloody battles ahead. Therefore, the south attacked the north, so the leader of the Union's, who's name was Ulysses S. Grant, army fought back and war began. However, there were two other important leaders who served a purpose in the civil war. First off, Jefferson Davis…

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    Lincoln had to decide how to handle this act that the south done. Lincoln called for 75,000 volunteer troops to fight the Southern rebellion, causing Virginia, Arkansas and Tennessee then seceded, refusing to fight their fellow Southerners and claiming Lincoln had overreached his authority because Congress was not in session and therefore could not authorize a war. Lincoln didn’t know much about fighting a war and the affairs but he went and self-taught himself by reading military war book at…

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    Nursing As A Career

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    my life was just as difficult as it was important. Combining my aspiration to serve with my fascination with medical science, I recognized nursing to integrate my aspiration and fascination simultaneously. Aspiring to serve, I originally joined the Army as an Infantryman. One would not naturally think that an infantryman would have any fascination with medical science. This is not necessarily true, as an infantryman my primary objective was to destroy the enemy, my secondary objective however…

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    Civil War Rough Draft

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    Civil war essay rough draft The government in the Civil war played a huge role in the choices made. As Francis E. Spinner became the treasure in 1862 his job spun out of control. Many of his employees had resigned to join the Army just as a revolution in the country’s money system was underway. He did everything he could to find more clerks. To help pay for the Civil War, the government had abandoned the gold standard and was printing dollar bills for the first time. The new money had to be…

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    Lincoln had some hindsight, during the Civil War it was clear to him that he needed to make some preliminary plans for the post-war reconstruction. Union Armies had already captured most of the sections of the South, and some of those states already wanted their government to be rebuilt. Lincoln’s proclamation addressed three main areas. Except for the highest ranking Confederate officials and military leaders…

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    North and the South; In Search of the Promised Land gives an idea of how life as an African-American at that time. Sally Thomas, the matriarch of the Thomas-Rapier family, was owned by the Thomas family. She was moved from Virginia to Nashville, Tennessee where…

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