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    of that state, Georgia would seize the Cherokee’s land for the use of Georgia, the land of the nation that have been assured to them by the United States. The Cherokee rebuttal this statement in defense that they are sovereign state due to the acts in which The United States Government has “plainly recognized the Cherokee nation as a state.” Too add this this argument, “Georgia was now a state that was scarcely inferior in size to any state in the Union except Virginia; a state having but six or seven souls to a square mile.” Why would Georgia want to take more land that wasn’t even the best, but for what was the best land, had already been ceded? The strongest argument of this case comes from Jeremiah Evarts in the “Defense of the Cherokees: The ‘William Penn’ Essays.” Evarts gives an extraordinary amount of correct reasons justifying the reasons why the Natives should stay, but spends a portion of the essay calling the United States out on their actions, especially their previous actions of signing treaties with the same people, multiple times. It is known that ever since England step foot on this country, there has countless treaties made between the white people and the natives, for peace. “Treaties are declared in the constitution to be the supreme law of the land, as whole volume these supreme laws is to be once avowedly and utterly disregarded?” To add to that, “United States are firmly bound by treaty to protect the Indians from force and encroachments on the…

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    Freedom Definition

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    Before taking this course, my definition of freedom was defined as being able to live a life according to the law, and that by abiding by political sanctions and policies would one then be granted their freedom to pursue a life of happiness and prosperity under the United States’ government. Throughout history, the definition of freedom was changed and manipulated in favor of whites’ political, economic, and social desires. Those in power made drastic decisions when exerting their authority that…

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    Life Lesson Analysis

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    Life Lesson: Some people have to be told that something is wrong to realize it. Historical Support Paragraph One major life lesson I pulled from this unit is that some people have to be told that something is wrong to realize that it is. Around 1/3 of Southerners owned slaves (webquest 1).This fact can directly connect with my lessons, because this is something that we find very wrong today. However in that time period, this was considered normal. This might be because it wasn’t viewed as…

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    Research Paper On Isaiah

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    He was well known for tying his messages to historical events. The Book of Jeremiah starts off with the Prophet’s divine call. Yahweh told Jeremiah, that before he was formed in his mother’s womb, He ordained Him a Prophet to the nation (Jeremiah 1:5). Jeremiah’s ministry began during the reign of King Josiah (the last good king of Judah), and he prophesied during the reign of Jehoahaz, Jehoiakim, Jehoiachin, and Zedekiah. His three main focuses were on idolatry, social injustice, and…

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    Jeremiah 1: 4-10

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    The paper examines the story of Jeremiah’s calling as recorded in the first chapter of the Book of Jeremiah, using the particular passage Jeremiah 1:4-10. The goal of examining this passage is to explore the historical, sociological and cultural obstacles involved in receiving one’s call and living it out. The selected text touches on the prophet's concerns regarding his age and ability while speaking God’s truth to the nations. The issues involved in receiving one’s calling and its relevance…

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    Most who witnessed the sitting president of these United States, sing the spiritual hymn Amazing Grace at Mother Emanuel AME church in Charleston, SC, during his eulogy of falling spiritual warrior Rev. Clemmenta Picknecly would probably agree that it was overwhelming. It appeared to stir a feeling of connectively to all who sang along. Including, it is surmised, those around the world that identified with the words, reason and necessity for such a song at that moment in time. How ironic to…

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    Jeremiah Johnson. A Film Review When this class initially started and I read the syllabus, I was very excited to be able to write a film review on one of my all-time favorite movies; Jeremiah Johnson. This is a movie I would watch with my father and brother, next to our wood burning stove in rural Southwest Missouri. I am positive we watched this movie so many times on VHS, they had to create DVD’s so we could buy a new copy. The movie, directed by Sydney Pollack, was released in 1972 and…

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    Barack Obama uses numerous stories throughout the State of the Union address in order to demonstrate the prevalence of the United States of America, yet these stories simultaneously allow certain flaws within the political system to materialize. In order to initiate a want for change, Obama provides the reader with images that he sees of America beginning to unfold. It is this imagery and prosperous initiative that may attract the attention from essayists Orwell and Didion. President Obama is…

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    Barack Obama, presidential candidate and former senate was put in a tight situation. He was forced to choose whether he wanted to make a PSA and denounce his connection between his pastor or with his individual belief. He decides to do neither and clarify that you don’t have to agree to everything a person does or says in order to have faith in them and that it’s okay to have your own opinion. While he says that he can be the key to America’s victory as a whole, he believes it’s also up to…

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    A Servant is a group of people representing Israel who is the best view from Isaiah of the suffering. What is unusual about Jeremiah 's call to be a prophet? He was by God to be a prophet in 626 BC while he was still a child. Many referred to him as the as the "weeping prophet.” He would cry over the message due to the level of judgment. His purpose was to reveal the sins of God 's people and warn of consequences. Initially, Jeremiah resisted God 's call because he was young. However, God…

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