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    statement. Both the Ming and Qing Dynasties expanded the country’s borders through conquest. Troops were sent to countries throughout Asia to assimilate them into the Empire. Their foreign policy was simple: invade and conquer. The term “managed frontiers” came from a tribute system. In this system, the ambassadors for the conquered territories would appease the Emperor by providing gifts and receiving gifts in return. This system allowed…

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    The summarization of chapter 21 consists of six main sections. About 5% of Americans lived West while about 30 years later, 25% lived West. Transportation with movement to the West was only benefiting the elite. Jefferson sent two men, Lewis and Clark, to map the land, find the northwest passage, and make connections with people. During their expedition, they came across the Mandans. That is where they met Sacajawea, a 15 year old Shashone whose knowledge helped out Lewis and Clark. The…

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    When you put new parts on your 2007 Nissan Frontier, you add OEM Nissan parts because you know they are going to be an exact fit. Brake rotors - The brake rotors need to be flat and true, or your brakes pads will not be able to get a good grip on them when you press the brake pedal. We carry replacement…

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    care, and the creation of the Peace Corps. He soon faced congressional resistance and many of these new ideas failed which caused him to back off. His overarching goal was to spread reform in rural and urban areas, and he named this reform the “New Frontier” (“Domestic”). Kennedy’s presidential career…

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    The Nineteenth Century was a time for revolution. The nonstop wars and thirst for expansion drove the nations to fight for dominance. A burgeoning global network of influence, money, invention, and thought developed prompting America’s placement upon the world stage. These new changes brought forth a new self-awareness, a better understanding, of one’s place in the rapidly changing world. Perceptions altered as notions of self changed. Embracing these changes, novel writers encouraged a more…

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    NASA and the space program collectively represent American strength and scientific achievement. A little over half a century ago, we as Americans decided to venture into space for ourselves. NASA, however, didn’t always paint a picturesque image inclusion. For years, their “qualifications” were designed to bar women from joining the program as astronauts. However, this did not stop women, they continued to work behind the scenes and fought for the chance to be included at the forefront of these…

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    Gun control has been a very hot topic in recent years, and for good reason. Post Sandy Hook it has been evident that there is a problem, and that we should do everything in our power to prevent children, their parents, and communities as a whole to go through the devastation caused by incidents similar to that of Sandy Hook. Since 2013 there has been over 1,000 mass shootings in the U.S. Back in 2009 Molly Ivens wrote the op-ed titled “Get a Knife, Get a Dog, but Get Rid of Guns” and I believe…

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    and the Byzantine Empire played the role of this cushion. Without the Byzantine’s support, Western culture would not have survived and have been influenced by Byzantine, architecture, art, law, and religion that thrive today. Extending the Roman frontier proved to bring more conflict than it did solace, as minds of the east and west began to form conflicting Christian beliefs. The west stood rigid on the Catholic use of dominant Popes,…

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    South Park City Museum near Breckenridge, CO is home to a wonderful representation of the wild west. History buffs should really get a thrill out of the wild frontier town. The town was filled with people looking to strike gold back in the 1850s. The fact is that gold was struck back in 1859. This led to a rush of prospectors hitting the small town looking to stake their claim on their own gold mine. Of course, the influx of all those prospectors quickly changed the landscape and dried up the…

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    of this article is that on September 12, 1782, there was a battle between the British Ranger and the Indians; there were two heroic pioneer teenage girls that ran cross the battle to field from the same cabin to deliver gunpowder long and bloody frontier warfare along the western border. Elizabeth Zane was the first one recognized for heroism. There was a book written about Elizabeth Zane by Zane Grey, author of the western novels and a descendant of the illustrious Colonel Zane, the title was…

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