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Everywhere I go I see bloody feet and men doing everything they can to try and not get sick and some of them even trying to stay alive.This hard war was in Valley forge 18 miles northwest of philadelphia in 1777. The soldiers are struggling because they don't have what they need and that makes most soldiers not want to reenlist because of the conditions. Would you have reenlisted and done more time in these terrible conditions? I chose to go home because of the harsh conditions, lack of…

Don’t leave because of the bad conditions, leave because you have to. The winter at Valley Forge 1777 was rough, with more illnesses than supplies to provide for the american soldiers that were there. If you were one of them would you have given up on your country? Many people may ask why i'm staying and this is why. I will stay and fight for my country because I am healthy unlike many other soldiers here, and if there was any way I want to die it would be to die fighting for the freedom of my…

Geoffrey Forge was a reasonably old man-sixty five to be precise and to turn sixty six in late August of next year. Despite this and even taking his frailty into consideration, he did not believe himself to be old enough to die-yet here he was, his execution scheduled just a mere hour from now at 12:35. 11:35. The execution would be broadcasted on live TV for all to watch-men, women and children would all huddle around their TV's in anticipation to watch such a wicked, vile man finally perish…

Rugged Times at Valley Forge Re-enlisting may be prove to be dangerous, but who cares if freedom is at stake. On December of 1777, George Washington took his army to the brutal Valley Forge to sojourn for the winter, 22 miles from the nearest colony. Staying at alive at this camp is hard as nails. My enlistment is coming up rapidly, however I do not plan on quitting until we get our freedom. “Quitting” is another way of stating that you are not re-enlisting. For all my heart’s desire, I will…

Drawing the Line between Classes Class systems have been around for ages. During the olden days people would have the job their parents had. Even if they had other dreams or aspirations they were forced to have the job their parents had. Other countries and cultures had a similar class system in which people could do whatever job they wanted as long as the job stayed in the class there parents came from. Occasionally people would do something honorable or worthy of a great reward, such as…

In December of 1777 through June of 1778 in Valley Forge, George Washington had a winter camp for the Continental Army. The camp was going through a rough time. It was in the winter and they were low on supplies. Would you have left Valley Forge? I would not quit Valley Forge because not a lot of people were dying, George Washington is getting help, and freedom is worth fighting for and I do not want to be a summer soldier. There are a lot of people getting sick, but not a lot of people that…

Case study Bharat forge and Suzlon are two major Indian companies which have put India in the world market. It is mainly focused on entering the global market. These two companies are manufacturers of entirely different products. Bharat forge is a main player in the automotive industry and Suzlon is a textile manufacturing industry. Both the companies started with a basic this case study highlights the key points on how both the companies used strategies and resources to enter and establish in…

Would you be able to endure the tortures at Valley Forge? During the first two years of the war were not going well for the Patriots. Washington’s army was dispersing and not coming back. As if the efforts of the war couldn’t get worse, the housing, food, and clothing were awful. Some of the Congress didn’t even trust Washington but, the thought of victory was enough to keep some of the soldiers going. Parts of America, including Philadelphia, were divided during the war. Some women developed…

thousand men deserted Washington’s Army at Valley Forge, according to Document A. If I was a part of Washington’s Army, would I have been one of the hundreds to leave? After reading about the amount of sickness and death, the little amounts of food, and how poor the living conditions were, I made a decision. If I could, I would leave Valley Forge. Read the documents, and listen to me. Would you stay, or follow me and leave? A doctor at Valley Forge had a diary, and it told us what the winter…

It’s February of 1778 at Valley Forge where General Washington has camped to watch the British who have quartered in Philadelphia. Food is scarce, and the cabins are filled with smoke due to bad ventilation. All of us soldiers are suffering from the cold and hunger. Many are ready to quit, or not re-enlist, because they can’t handle the harsh weather and conditions. Some have just simply deserted the camp and have never returned. Limbs are torn off of every day, and the smallpox is getting…