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    incurring any costs from the British Imperial system. However, there was no major problem in the area. Over the next decade, Britain started basing its policies on its war debts. There was an attempt by the British to reform colonial administration, enforce tax laws and introduce troops in America (UShistory, 2014). The aim was to raise more money to furnish the war debt. However, that strategy led to conflicts and from the mid-1770s onwards, the relationship between Americans and the British…

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    INTRODUCTION The question this essay will explore is the following: "Why did the United States get involved in Vietnam after the fall of the French at the Battle of Dien Dien Phu?" This is important because the reasons the U.S. entered the Vietnam War are still a controversial issue today and people may not understand or may just be completely oblivious to the facts. This is important to study because many Americans died during the war and it still effects decisions made by presidents today.…

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    Television in the Postwar Era There will be a demonstration of how television change the world in the postwar era. Through articles that were read for this class, and personal knowledge, of the information in the postwar era, such as music, civil rights, and the Vietnam War. There were a lot of things going on in the 50s, 60s, and 70s. Television profoundly influenced and played a role in the postwar era with music, civil rights, the Vietnam War, and the way we viewed our lives. Television…

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    Randy Roberts, it speaks on the history of the Vietnam War, which happened from 1945-1995. This war involved the North Vietnam and South Vietnam after the World War II ended. A war that the Vietnam needed a new system apart from that of the French colonial government, which created so much discomfort, from the way they treated people. Hence, a revolution was necessary to them, to make a change and making things better. My aim in this paper is to bring out a general view and opinion of the book,…

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    In the United States, students learn about the history of their country, and they remember these events as the stepping stones of their nation. They learn about the American Civil War, where families fought against each other. They learn about our contributions in both World Wars. They learn about the founders of their country breaking free from a tyrannical ruler. However, this last one is not true. The American Colonies broke off from a just ruler who cared about his people, and they painted…

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    public opinions, and helped colonial leaders coordinate their plans for resisting the British. What did the Parliament passed in order to help the East India company in 1773? Pg. 65 The Parliament passed the Tea Act of 1773 in order to help the East India company by refunded four-fifths of the taxes the company had to pay to ship tea to the colonies. What did the Coercive Acts intended to do? Pg. 67 The Coercive Acts were intended to punish Massachusetts and end colonial challenges to British…

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    history, numerous events have had significant effects on empires, however, the three that stand out most are; The British East India Company which extended the British Empire to India, The Seven Years War which brought numerous changes to Europe’s colonial empires including Britain acquiring a great part of new France and lastly; the American Revolutionary War which give birth to one of the greatest empire nations to date. It is therefore, plausible to say that had it not been for these three…

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    Rwanda Civil War

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    Prior to 1994, Rwanda had been under the colonial rule of Germany and then Belgium in the early 1900s. The Belgian rulers had openly favored the Tutsi as they thought that the Tutsi were more superior and that they had a ‘more European’ appearance. This led to the Tutsi having reserved educational privileges as well as governmental jobs. The Belgian colonial campaign began to crumble and they had rushed for an election which led to the Hutus gaining…

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    General Burr

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    Burr upon reaching his defensive position took it upon himself to evaluate and inspect his troops and their ability to defend the position. Burr completed a report and submitted it to General Putnam advising him that his men were not capable of defending their position and provided a solution to the problem. Burr’s solution was to press the attack on the enemy quarters to disrupt their ability to wage combat and this request was denied by General Putnam due to his orders were to hold a…

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    "We spend more on our military than the next eight nations combined." - Barack Obama (Lauren). A large percent of the US federal budget goes to defense spending. However, the world is getting more peaceful. The US government should reduce defense spending because threats to global security have been decreasing, it creates anti-American sentiment, and the current costs are too high. The US should reduce defense spending because the sheer size of the US military cost a lot. America has over 800…

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