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    Bacon’s Rebellion It was the year 1676, Indians were a common enemy, but the government was almost just as bad. In fact they had people in their own social standing like Nathaniel Bacon that felt they were doing things wrong and had to change. This led to Bacon's Rebellion. Bacons Rebellion was triggered by the corrupt House of Burgesses, the effect that high taxes had on people, and the unity of people. Each of theses causes in turn ended up changing after the rebellion. Politics in…

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    This week for field experience we returned to Waterville Community Elementary School. It was my third week observing Mrs. Bacon, one of the kindergarten teachers, and I learned something new every time. I enjoyed these three visits and they helped show me what teachings is like in real life. I feel like I did basically the same thing every week so it’s getting difficult to write something new. Since we go at the same time each week they are always doing the same activities. It is a very…

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    brother were playing air hockey. My brother and I also had to keep an eye on my 1 year old sister and our dogs, who were chained up to a tree, while our mom and dad went to the store for firewood, eggs, and bacon. So my brother and I went to bed at 10:34. The next day my dad had made us eggs and bacon. After breakfast we went and showered. Next we went hiking on trail 3 and 10. Then we were tired so we went back to our campsite then our grandparents came over. After they left we made a fire and…

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    slaves’. Yet, in the eyes of the slave owners it was just a mere trick to keep peace with the slaves, so they would not run away. This was shown in the case of Nancy Bacon, John Baker, Andrew Stacy and Mr. Walthour, Nancy Bacon who belonged to Baker had inherited cattle from her deceased husband who had belonged to Mr. Walthour. Bacon then employed her second cousin Stacy to take charge of the cattle and drive them over. According to Stacy, Mr. Walthour “didn’t object to my taking them and never…

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    Dinner Persuasive Speech

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    the students. We decided to cook one of our favorite lunch meals cheeseburgers with bacon we knew that nothing was going to go wrong with that meal. The competition was about to start the lady said “one two three go!” Bam my friend and I ran to go find the ingredients for our cheeseburger. I ask the lunch lady for the meat and the bacon and she told me “sorry but we don’t have any more hamburger patties or bacon” my heart stop for a second. I told my friend what was going on she was as panic as…

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    the “Hazara puzzle” and her conclusion that the Hazaras are the Mongols of Afghanistan is surprisingly based on a pure speculation. Bacon narrates Vladimirtsov’s account (1948:173-74) stating that “in the 14th –17th century Mongolia, the term mingġan (meaning “thousand”) disappeared as it became replaced by otoq, which was employed to designate a tribal grouping” (Bacon 1951:243-44). Such a linguistic development in a span of three centuries may have occurred in Mongolia, as every language…

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    assumed or so it was thought at the time that these African slaves would be unable to claim the property or any thing else from these Englishmen. This in turn created a new population of slaves and they began to out number the freemen. The result of Bacons Rebellion in the following years resulted in a stricter code for slaves, enabled many freemen to vote and many freemen became slave owners. This completed the cycle that American democracy rests on American slavery because the fact that slaves…

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    Causes Of Disobedience

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    Howard Zinn once said, “Historically, the most terrible things - war, genocide, and slavery - have resulted not from disobedience, but from obedience.” In Zinn’s book A People’s History Of the United States, and in history, there are many cases of atrocities that involve disobedience and not obedience. Obedience is when one complies to a certain authority and disobedience, on the other hand, is when one refutes it. Zinn’s statement that disobedience leads to the world’s most terrible things is…

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    once-conjoining coasts of Keplerland and Galileosium. End Moraine and Basaltic rock connects all the continents to each other and suggests that they were near an ocean. Drumlin Fields connect all the continents except for Galileosium, Wegenerland, and the Bacon Islands. Based on the continents…

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    The Fetus Constellation

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    When the bacon was cooked and ready she sat down to eat it. “What a lovely start to the day”, she said. After eating her crispy bacon strips the woman was in such a rush that she didn’t have time to wash the frypan clean so she sat it by the front door so she wouldn’t forget to do it later and left for work. That night the…

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