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community close together. The Puritans brought the idea of working together and centering the community on the church, school, and government. In Document B, the image displays a town map showing how the colonists valued the church, school, and town hall, “ wee must be knit together, in this worke, as one man” (Document A) John Winthrop states in Document A, the puritans valued living in a tight-knit community and working together,…

question. In document one, it explains when Lucretia gets raped, that kings are not welcome in the government anymore and that they aren't loyal and they should not have them. Augustus was said to have a very difficult time during his rule, which is explained the document four. It is said that his temper caused him to do many things he regretted later in life that effected his society. Through his time of reign, he had began to gain higher ranks and granted with more power. In document six,…

manufactured goods were developed. The rise of industrialization brought problems to society as well as benefits. One problem was harsh working conditions of British children. In the document Child…

sightseeing in Australia. However, there are certain rules and regulations that people need to follow, which we have already discussed in our previous articles. Apart from it, to apply for an Australian tourist visa, applicants need to provide a list of documents along with Form 1419 Application, which mainly include: 1. Immigration history Applicant has to provide information about his past immigration history, which mostly includes: • Any prior visit to Australia complied with…

Powderly is the Commissioner-General of Immigration when he writes this document in 1902 (p.241, Powderly, document 3). In his writing, he warns about the “menace to the nation’s health of the new immigrants” (p.241). The general view of society about immigrants was that they were dirty and carried disease. In the document, Powderly talks about immigration prior to his term and how people of pure and strong lineage dominated the people coming to…

this trade network. The back and forth relationship between the core and the periphery was the basis of the Atlantic Sugar Trade. Shown through seven documents, ranging from the perspective of the core and the periphery, to a painting and a population chart; both sides of this issue about the sale of sugar are represented. In several reports,…

explain how the Renaissance changed the views of the world. With the Renaissance, came more detailed art and people who cared more for symbolism and the true meanings of the artwork. As stated in Document A, “The clearest evidence of the break with medieval culture comes from the visual arts.”(Document A) The author tries to portray that the paintings had very obvious differences. Most paintings from the Middle Ages were 2-dimensional, usually had…

citizens obey the laws government makes. In document three, The Fundamental orders of Connecticut, it states that the General Court had the power to “...levy taxes…” (l.11) and had the power to “...call public officials..” (1.12). Citizens could not ignore these powers that were given to the General Court, they had to obey them undertake the laws they established.…

important war, came an equally important document: The Emancipation Proclamation. The Emancipation Proclamation was developed in the third year of the Civil War to end slavery in all of the Confederate states for the foreseeable future. This document did accomplish its goal, with the exception of the slave-holding border states and few Union states, to eliminate slavery in the United States. More important than the specific elements of this revolutionary document…

Documents 1, 3 ,4 ,6 and 10 are all examples of the influence of political interests on the modern Olympics. These documents illustrate how political tensions and pride for one’s country shaped the Olympics of the modern era. Document 1 describes Pierre de Coubertin’s attempt to convince the Athletic Society of France to help him revive the Ancient Olympic Games. He…