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Minecraft Username: JasonOfRome Nation You are applying for: Denmark Why do you want to lead this nation? (At least one paragraph.) Due to current conditions of Denmark being leaderless I take this as an opportunity to lead the nation to be greater than it is already. Sweden currently wants to integrate small parts of Denmark taking the use of it not having a leader to discuss it with. If I were the leader of Denmark we would establish a stronger government bond with Sweden's current king ,Erik…

2. In the early 1600s, William Bradford, a Puritan pilgrim from England, wrote a journal [Sovereignty and the], recording all his experiences regarding his pilgrimage. When this text was written, the Church of England had started to persecute all those who did not follow their religion, which included the Puritans, who had to move to Leiden, Holland. After a few years, a war broke out in that area, so the Pilgrims were forced to move somewhere else, in which they chose the present-day East Coast…

On July 4, 1776, the United States of America declared independence from Britain with the signing of the Declaration of Independence. The Declaration of Independence was written by Thomas Jefferson and the colonist blame for all the ills listed in the Declaration of Independence is King George III. “This was a the language in which the Declaration of Indepence blamed George II for the American Revolution” (O’shaugnessy, pg. 1) I believe the colonies needed someone to blame for what was going…

As colonization in the New World broke out, many Spanish and English settlers wanted in. These explorers both had the intention of exploring and expanding their colonies, but with different reason. From different viewpoints, you can clearly see differences with the economic structures, government, and religion motivation that these colonies have. With the English explorers and settlers, they were looking forward to settling throughout the east coast with the Parliament to allow local governments…

King Philip’s War is arguably one of the more brutal wars that go unheard of by Americans that occurred in American History. Sometime’s referred to as Metacom’s War, it was a battle between the Native Americans that inhabited southern New England and the colonists (English) alongside their Native American allies in 1675 and 1676. “King Philip” is the English name given to the Indian chief Metacom believed to have started the war. Metacom, the son of Massasoit, is known for welcoming the English…

Dauphin and he was very loyal to the Dauphin. Charles the Dauphin was fighting over the French throne with King Henry V(2). Charles the Dauphin was Charles VI’s (who died and was the previous French King) cousin (2). Henry V thought he should rule both England and France because he was Charles VI’s nephew (2). The only controversy with the dauphin becoming King was that not everyone liked him (2). Of course the French people did not want England's king to rule over them (2). So when I came to…

brighter future is lost. Even the church is jaded and has lost it ability to comfort the people as expressed in the following lines: How the Chimney-sweeper’s cry Every black’ning Church appalls; The very lines prompt an even bleaker view of England in the nineteenth-century. The lines/sentences introduce us to the chimney-sweeper who are none but the destitute children and to the church which was a domineering and powerful institution devoid of light and goodness at the time. The…

increases. Even though, the English were paying higher taxes prior to the war, the Americans paid little and now received military aid against the French. Therefore, the Americans faced a tax increase called the Sugar Act, which was already imposed in England. These taxes, are justified by the means that Americans should maintain their part within the empire, and should rationalize the cost of British troops and supplies which were sent over a vast ocean. In addition, in these colonies business…

Many puritans believed that the new world was a "New Eden" of sorts, a paradise given to them by God. Others believed that although it was a God given land, it came with many obstacles and dangers. The puritans believed this land was good because of writers and poets wrote stories of this paradise, such as Andrew Marvell's Bermudas. A memorable quote from the aforementioned poem is, "He gave us this eternal spring, / Which here enamels everything.” It describes the Island of Bermuda as always in…

Common Sense in language consists used every single day. a. Thomas Paine want tell the colonists the injustice of the British Colony 4.Thomas Paine want people to think and know when writing Common Sense and other books that America is not a England Colony. C. How Thomas Paine inspired Thomas Jefferson to write Declaration of Independence 1. Thomas Paine most talk about government and how it should be democracy, that the people should decide. a. Thomas Paine “A government of our own…