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    Thomas Gage was a British general who successfully commanded all British forces in North America, but failed to slow the rising colonial rebellion as military governor of Massachusetts at the outbreak of the American Revolution. Instead of putting an end to conflict, Gage’s policies rapidly increased it. Gage's actions were the most immediate causes of the Revolutionary War. Resistance turned violent at the Boston Tea Party, where Gage was very influential in constructing Parliament’s…

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    by using General Burgoyne and General Howe. General Burgoyne, who was in Canada, would march his troops south, and General Howe, who was in New Jersey, would march north. It was a brilliant plan, and would have succeeded, if it were not for one small detail: General Howe didn’t stick with the directions. Instead, he marched his troops to attack Philadelphia after leaving a small detachment of troops to guard Albany. Meanwhile, General Burgoyne’s supply line grew less and less reliable. A…

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    Angola is seventh largest country located in Africa, it gained independence in 1975 when the Portuguese withdraw from Angola. Angola is a country with different ethnics and is rich in natural resources. However, civil war lasted for 27 years. What is civil war? Civil war is a war between the citizens of the same country. As Angola was still in the transition state for being an independent country, the combination of the long lasting ethnic tensions and international pressures rendered Angola's…

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    jungle of south Vietnam in the late 1940s, during their war of independence from french colonial authority.” B) The tunnels were built over a period of 25 years, beginning sometime in the late 1940s during the war with the french. C).The extensive network of tunnels extended from Saigon all the way to the Cambodian border. The Chu Chi tunnel system contained 130 miles of passageways D). Communist guerrilla troops dug thousands of miles of tunnels under the cu chi area close to the south. The…

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    The Boston Massacre was a violent conflict that occurred on 5th of March 1770 before the start of the American Revolution in Boston, Massachusetts. During the evening hours of that day, a fight broke between British Soldiers and colonial residents at the Customs House on King Street. Due to the tension created by the resentful riot in Boston, British soldiers fired shots at the rioting mob, and as a result, several people were wounded and consequently leading to the death of five American…

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    called the American Import Duties Acts and was passed in 1767. The Parliament’s reason for passing the act is Parliament still intended to raise money from the colonies to pay off Britain’s debt. The Townshend Acts were viewed as undue interference in colonial affairs and caused deep resentment and widespread resistance. The items that were taxed were tea, glass, lead, paint, and paper. It does not say what would happen if they didn’t follow…

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    Valley forge was the winter colonial fortress (notes), constructed by george washington, it was very uncomfortable and there were lots of problems that they faced. One major problem they faced was that washington was having trouble keeping his soldiers in the army (BE).…

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    What caused Britain and America to grow apart? First of all, the war began simply as a disagreement over the way Great Britain treated the colonists versus how they felt they should be treated. Because of the tighten controls of Britain, the colonists started thinking of themselves as real British. This means they should deserve all the fundamental rights that a British have. The British, on the other hand, didn't see the colonists as a part of their community. They did not think the colonists…

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    The article I chose for my connection is an article about an NFL player saying goodbye to the league because of boycott. Colin Kaepernick was signed to a new team, because he quietly refused to stand for the national anthem during each game, an act meant to protest police brutality but widely condemned as unpatriotic. Kaepernick says he is sticking to his cause. Other players are starting to boycott to his cause. One player from the Seahawks Michael Bennett has made it clear that he supports the…

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    shedding light on its origins, progression, and enduring impacts. 1. What is the difference between a Understanding the Causes The roots of the Vietnam War stretch back to the early 20th century, shaped by colonial legacies, nationalist aspirations, and Cold War rivalries. French colonial rule laid the groundwork for Vietnamese nationalism, culminating in the struggle for independence led by figures like Ho Chi Minh. Meanwhile, the ideological clash between communism and capitalism fueled by…

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