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    Police Observation

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    Initial Observations After I arrived at the scene, I saw a 2003 red colored Jeep Wrangler Sport had hit a crosswalk pole on the northeast corner of the intersection. There was another car which was 2003 black colored Jeep Wrangler SE turned over in the median at the same intersection between the left turn lane coming from Flite onto State Street and the outside right entrance lane going into Flite. The driver of the red Jeep appeared disoriented and was attempting to walk away from the scene…

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    others. All the four stories were written in the Cherokee syllabery. The book consists of four chapters that each of which circles around a particular aspect of the tradition of Cherokee and it evolves in a changing world. When Woody was explaining his vision he stated that it was about four days before Thanksgiving. So I think you get the picture on what I mean of the author putting out the word four throughout the book. But, according to the Cherokee…

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    that must be ratified by both parties and could not forced upon the Cherokee. However, Jackson made it clear that any resistance to the laws would be met with force. Other tribes signed treaties with the US government some time after the ratification of the Indian Removal Act; the Cherokee resisted their removal by legal means. They argued that the anti-Cherokee laws that Georgia had enacted sometime after gold was found on Cherokee land were unconstitutional and won their case in 1832. Andrew…

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    In November of 1828, Andrew Jackson was elected as the seventh president of the United States.1 He married to Rachel. Andrew Jackson was a great president. He becomes a strong leaders, make the rights choice and he does good things for the people.2 Andrew Jackson was a good president because he did a greats things such as revolutionizing presidential camping. That he became the first modern president and he used his powers to veto the bills that he saw harmful.3 Some people thought…

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    journey. In the end if they did survive the trail their whole lifestyle was changed and they had to adapt. In 1838 and 1839, as part of Andrew Jackson 's Indian removal policy, the Cherokee nation and other Indian nation were forced to give up their land and to migrate to an established Indian Territory. The Cherokee people called this journey the "Trail of Tears," because of its devastating effects. The Trail of Tears was trail that consisted of a 1,000 miles that the Native Americans were…

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    Topic: For my historical event analysis, I have chosen to focus on The Cherokee "Trail of Tears" Research Question: How the Indian Removal Act of 1830 affected the Cherokee? Preliminary Writing Plan Introduction The historical analysis focuses on the topic is “The Cherokee Trail of Tears”; the topic is about a historical event that caused suffering and death of one of the tribes that are native in America. The Cherokee are among the Creeks, the Chickasaw, the Seminoles and the Choctaw who…

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    When I was 18 I was forced out of my house, my village, my island. Lian Yu was my home for 18 years before I was forced to leave. My island was run by soldiers controlled by the corrupt government. We were heavily watched and had no connection to the outside world. It had been 5 years without a mother or a sister, my sister committed suicide because she couldn’t handle the burden of life, and my mother passed from a sickness she had received when working. Lian Yu was a difficult island to live…

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    Many know that the French and British were involved in the American Revolutionary War. What many do not know is that Native Americans also played a key role in the war. Specifically, the Chickasaw Native Americans because, they were a key ally to the British. The Chickasaws were a fierce group of Native Americans that did not fear war. As a result, this caused them to stand up to Spanish forces, to trade with the British, and to side with the British during many wars, including the…

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    Culture is the most influential part of a human’s life and decisions. A Native American author that is greatly affected by his culture is Sherman Alexie. This is shown in his books The Absolute True Diary Of A Part Time Indian, The Lone Ranger and Tonto Fistfight in Heaven, and Indian Killer. ("Sherman Alexie." Authors) Many of Sherman Alexie’s books are made from real life events that happened to him. Sherman Alexie was born Oct. 07, 1966 in Wellpinit, Washington, to the parents of Sherman…

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    Civil War Summary

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    Images and discussions of the Civil War focus on the battles and the hardship back east. The burnt out husks of the Old South and bodies of soldiers lie strewn on the ground in black and white photos from the era. Movies romanticize large white columns and women in corallines swearing that they will never go hungry again. While school books will touch some on the Board War between Kansas and Missouri, they leave out the ripple effects of the war on the Indian Territory, and those who have been…

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