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    REVOLUTIONARIES WAR There were African American troops that marched with George Washington. In 1815 they served under Andrew Jackson in New Orleans against the British. CIVIL WAR It was not until the Civil War that there was a large number of African Americans in the military. When the Confederates attacked Fort Sumter on April 12, 1861, many African Americans wanted to join the Union army. Sometime in 1862 Colonel Higginson from Massachusetts was given command of the First Regiment…

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    Country and Freedom The war of 1812, so named for when it began, lasted 3 years, ending in1815 with the signing of the Treaty of Ghent. This war was between The United States and Britain, with most battles being fought along the Canadian border, in the Chesapeake Bay region, and along the Gulf of Mexico. Since the American Revolution, the United States had grown more and more impatient with Britain’s failure to withdraw from American territory, their supporting the Indians fighting against the…

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    Road to Revolution Exam Directions: You are going to pretend that you are an American Colonist in 1775 who is frustrated with all of the events that have happened since the the French and Indian War. You are going to finish writing the letter below to King George to explain why you are so upset. Write a short paragraph (5-6 Sentences) that explains why each of the following events caused frustration among the colonists. The first one is done for you as an example. What you write will appear…

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    way. England began with a strong relationship with the indians, but after forcefully taking resources this relationship began to deteriorate, resulting in the first and second Anglo-Powhatan war among many other things. The Spanish had one intention for the natives: convert them to christianity (Doc. B). With force and usually violence, the Spanish attempted to convert the indians to christianity, which resulted in the deaths of many indians and forced many to practice a religion they did not…

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    it started with the Battle of Lexington in April of 1775. The Battle of Lexington was when Paul Revere and the other sons of liberty were warning people “the redcoats are coming.” After the battle the war officially started and dragged on for 8 long years. The victory of the American revolutionary war was because of the patriots’ diplomatic relations with other countries, the patriots’ military, that knew the land well, and the many political leaders that emerged to help stabilize the idea of…

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    George Washington is one of the greatest Revolutionary war heroes of all time! George Washington was very dependable, brave, and a great leader in the Revolutionary war. When people were younger they looked up to heroes, because of that they wanted to be one of them when they grow up. George Washington was no stranger to people list of heroes, they really want to be like him because he was strong leader that inspired me to be a strong leader. George Washington´s bravery was so strong that his…

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    deal with the Indians a. Developing an Indian policy that would divide the Indians in order to have control over them b. Another motive was to teach the poor whites of Virginia that rebellion did not show a superior force,…

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    description of a reserve in Canada today”. The author then goes on to tell us about the colonial impacts that desecrated the Aboriginal society by killing off the political, economic, and religious systems, he then talks about the war of 1812 but before that here is a fact on the war of 1812 without the help of First Nations warriors such as Tecumseh and his brother Tenskwatawa and there many followers it is without doubt that the British empire would have fallen to the Americans without the…

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    On July 4, 1776 The Declaration of Independence was adopted by the 13 colonies, to break free of Great Britain. This declaration became the foundation of the United States of America, declaring that all men are to have their natural rights. These natural rights are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. The First settlers were Englishmen and Europeans who rejected the British Monarchy, which was the highest class due to inheritance. Settlers fleeing to the new world, (which is now North…

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    In the beginning of imperialism in India, Indian people were cooperative with trade efforts because it benefited them as well. As British control grew Indians became resentful and out of this building resentment came resistance to British influence. The first show of this resistance involved the Indian army as an all-out mutiny in 1857 at the Indian Subcontinent area of Bengal. The sepoy recruits were asked to carry a new rifle which used cartridges…

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