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    Swamp Fox History

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    November 1780 Lt. Colonel Banastre Tarleton of the British Army hunted a man by the name Francis Marion. Lt. Colonel Tarleton hunted this man for seven hours through the backwoods and swamps of South Caroline, eventually giving up and stated “As for this old, fox the devil himself could not catch him.” Francis Marion would forever be known as the Swamp Fox. Francis “Swamp Fox” Marion was an important figure in history especially military history because; he was the pioneer of guerilla tactics,…

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    In fact, have you ever watched a movie and you thought it was based on a true story but it’s really not. I will tell you about the history of The Patriot movie. If I didn’t do no background check and i saw this movie i would have understood this to the t. There were no parts in the movie where i was confused on or i didn’t really understand it because i watched closely and most of the time i knew what was going on. My essay in going to be about Benjamin Martin, and the Cowpens Battle,and the…

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    - Ben Franklin was in France for a year - Tried to get French support of American revolution - With charisma, he gained many friends - Money had been donated with no official endorsement - Cont. Congress sent John Austin to deliver news of Saratoga - Though Philly had been taken, greater victories were scored - Important event was the victory at Saratoga - Can be considered turning point in revolution - France and others sided with the Americans - France declared was on Britain and sent…

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    Revolution. During the war, freedom and liberty were desired by everyone but in various ways. The patriots, the loyalists, and the slaves all had different views on freedom. Freedom meant having no changes or going back to the days where there was no rebellion to loyalists like Mr. Lockton. Mr. Lockton defines freedom as having wealth and property while having the King rule the colonies without a rebellion. Patriots might define freedom and liberty as getting independence for the colonies no…

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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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    The Patriot Analysis

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    The Patriot, a film directed by Roland Emmerich and starring Mel Gibson, was released in the year 2000 and showcases the belief that when the people have the unity and determination to fight for what they believe in they can defeat even the strongest of armies. The historical fiction film follows a South Carolinian by the name of Benjamin Martin, a man who fought in the French and Indian War and now wants a quiet and peaceful life with his family on their plantation. With his wife dead and his…

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    of his dead wife, "May I sit here?'' Her answer got laughs in the screening I attended: "It's a free country--or at least, it will be.'' These passages and others (including the Dead Man Who Is Not Really Dead) have been trucked directly into "The Patriot'' from the warehouse of timeless cliches. They betray the movie's lack of serious intentions. It basically wants to be a summer action movie, with a historical gloss. At that, it succeeds. I enjoyed the strength and conviction of Gibson's…

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    However he was stubborn and proud, and lacked the virtù to make others respect him or fear him enough to avoid the threat of physical violence. He decried the Patriots as an extremist group, who despite several valid points, were heading down a suicidal path. This fear of self-destruction is what drove most of Mr. Delaney’s actions against the Patriots. Due to his unwillingness to bend, Mr. Delancey failed to master Lady Fortuna, and he paid with his life. Mr. Delancey could not imagine an…

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    The Patriot is a historical fiction movie released in 2000 detailing the life of an American family during the Revolutionary War. The main character Benjamin Martin, played by Mel Gibson, is forced into fighting when his loved one’s lives are endangered. This film is directed by Roland Emmerich and written by Robert Rodat. It also stars Chris Cooper, Joely Richardson, and Heath Ledger. Though entertaining and thought provoking, the film drags in places and is unnecessarily long and inaccurately…

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    Patriot Academy Summary

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    The Patriot Academy was designed by Rick Green to inspire the younger generation to get involved with government politics from a Biblical worldview perspective. The Academy week long program is consisted of workshops dealing with media relationship, public speaking, campaigning techniques, and the philosophy of the Funding Father of the United States (“Patriot Academy-Rick Green”, 2017). This is a beneficial organization to our society because it is training the youth to be a positive force in…

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