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    strong you are until being strong is the only choice you have” is a quote that might connect to some more than others In all, this quote represents struggle and the resilience someone has to possess to get through whatever they’re going through. The Jamestown S’Klallam tribe(The Strong People) originated in 1874 near the eastern end of the strait of Juan De Fuca, which is northwestern oregon today .The tribe has always lived in the upper Washington area where they thrived on the agriculture and…

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    Although there are a myriad of famous Arkansans to select from, Mary Steenburgen is my preferred actress, so this paper researches the non being of Mary Nell Steenburgen. On February 8, 1953 in Newport, Arkansas an actress was born. A beauteous, brunet haired woman from Arkansas was determined to take the stage from the start. Mary Steenburgen drilled for acting perfection since she was adolescent. An Oscar-winning actress, Mary Steenburgen, is well known for her amazing parts in Melvin and…

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    Did you ever wonder why the Jamestown colonist died so fast? Did you ever consider that it was because of the lack of surgeons and more. Or how bad they communicated with the Native Americans. Or how they contaminated their only fresh water supply? One of the main reasons why the colonist died was because of the lack of jobs. Among the original settlers in May 1607, only one of them were surgeons. Also, They had zero apothecaries or druggists as they were called. This affected the colonist…

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    Early Jamestown Imagine landing into a new place, a new world, a place filled with opportunities. Next thing you know, by the end of December most of your friends and family have died. Living in early Jamestown sure wasn't easy. In 1607 colonists from England came to make the first permanent settlement in the New World. Out of the 110 colonists that came only 40 were alive by the end of December. A resupply ship came in January but two- thirds of the settlement died in the winter of…

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    Dana Elaine Owens was known professional by her stage name Queen Latifah. Queen was a Grammy-winning rapper, record producer and actress, known for her roles in ‘’Chicago”, “Bessie” and “Set it off” and many more. Latifah was born March 18, 1970 (age 47) in Newark, New Jersey. When she was 8 years old, a Muslim cousin gave her the nickname. Latifah means delicate and sensitive in Arabic. She had an older brother name Lance Owens, who died in a motorbike accident in 1992. She attended Catholic…

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    it”(said by Barack Obama). This quote could not fit any better for these two colonies. Both, Jamestown and Plymouth, came to the ‘new world’ to create a better future for themselves as individuals and a society. Of course, both were very different in many ways, from where they landed to who came. What was truly was different, but similar at the same time, was the their encounters in the ‘new world’. The Jamestown colony came over from England to take the riches here. The British people heard…

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    Rough draft Jamestown was the first step to America and our freedom, but it wasn't easy. In 1607- 6110 colonist set sail for the new land they were soon to call Jamestown. Some terms that are important are colonists, Jamestown,Chesapeake bay, and the Powhatan Indians. In early Jamestown so many colonists died because of the bad environment, their relationships with indians, and jobs and types of settlers they brought. One reason so many colonists died is because of the horrible environment.…

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    During the colonial era England strove to cash in on the riches being found and exported from the "new world." In an effort to do this, the Jamestowne and Plymouth colonies would be formed. Though these colonies were similar in some ways they were largely different. Economically, Jamestowne was the most profitable of the two colonies even though Jamestowne did not always return a profit to England. Because the Virginia Company thought the new world would contain an abundance of gold and silver,…

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    Great response. I agree that Jamestown did allowed more chances for individual freedom than the Massachusetts Bay colony, and I believed that the freedom that you are referring to was not like the freedom that we have today in the US. You did mentioned that you wouldn't want to risk your individual freedom to live in a puritan society with a strict structure, but how about your family? Let's say that you actually did earn your freedom after years of harsh working conditions or you caught a…

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    and founded Plymouth. These colonies were used to religious reasons over economic ones. The Puritans were way more stable than the settlers in Jamestown. They were very much able to grow food while the noblemen struggled with starvation in Jamestown due to awful diseases (Schweikart and Allen 2004). Massachusetts was highly successful when compared to Jamestown. Even though they were both similar in some ways, they served different economic, social, and political ideas. Through their history, it…

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