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In Document D of “Valley Forge Mini-Q,” we find an inspiring speech written by Thomas Paine (153). In the speech, he compels both soldier and civilians alike to keep fighting for independence, claiming that what is acquired too easily is not given the value it deserves. He also tells the people of his time to avoid shying away, like cowards, from difficulties like those described in Document A (147), which contains the illness and death rates found at Valley Forge, and Document C (151) which…

period. For example, Document A discusses the Magna Carta, a series of laws that limited the king's power and gave men more rights. This document states, "No man shall be forced to perform service for a knight's fee, or other free holding of land, than is due from it." Another example in Document C is that there were a lot of advancements and growth during this time period. According to this document, "Available farmland tripled, and the food supply increased…

States continental congress was to formally declare independence from Great Britain. Thirteen American colonies were at war with the British Empire at the time when this document was drafted and eventually adopted by congress. This document was a critical instrument in history of the United States as this was considered to be the document that resulted in the creation of an entirely sovereign nation made up of thirteen different states of America. Thomas Jefferson, the third American president,…

reasons. Onsite visits will be performed to confirm that the PI is present, IP and study supplies are maintained and a limited investigator site file is present: 1. SDV: Now, SDV is always performed onsite since many sites are still using paper source documents, paper ICFs, printed reports and printed questionnaires. In 10 years, source will be electronic and there will be a way to securely transfer data between the site and CRA. This will make SDV an offsite study task. Hospital devices and…

governed them in very forceful language, that foreshadows their actions. As said in document two, “Lords should no longer try to force more services and other dues from peasants without compensation”, peasants were taking their demands strait to the lords. In document three, the peasants choose to legitimize their fight by using Lutheran teaches, by claiming that because they are all equal in the sight of…

federal power is the power to declare war.(Document A). This is a federal law…

reliability and credibility of the document. On April 21st, 1762 the Old Bailey Justice-Hall had a court proceeding regarding the sexual assault of Elizabeth Treadway, age 6. The incident was said to have happened April 7th, 1762 in her neighbours [Richard Smith’s] home. Much like today, this document was created for purpose of administrative information as court records; The court documents would also be printed and sold to the public. Today, the purpose of the document is for historians to…

historical event? A good way to learn about a historical event is through good collection of primary sources. Mark Wasserman’s The Mexican Revolution: A Brief History with Documents is just that. It is a good academic representation as well as a good teaching tool; while it has it shortcomings overall, it is a good collection of documents for the time period it covers. To start, this book gives a good academic representation of the Mexican revolution because it uses a variety of sources.…

I thought that schools should limit online speech because people create hater pages in and outside of school, less gossip about teachers and students would decrease, and fewer verbal aggression conversations. In document C (Source: K.K v.Berkeley County Schools, United States Court of Appeals, Fourth Circuit, July 27, 2011. This would be a primary source .) A girl created a hater page, soon school administrators found out about the hater page and had a meeting with the girls parents. After the…

To this day this question stands: why did so many people die? There are many reasons that contribute, such as drought, disease, and attacks by the Native Americans. Documents and passages point to drought as a cause of death in the new world. In 1605, Jamestown was going through one of int longest periods of drought. Document B shows the yearly rainfall from 1506 to 1604 and throughout those times rainfall is mainly below average; within the times 1605 and 1612, the amount of rainfall…