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    The French and Indian War The French and Indian War, also known as the Seven Years War, was fought between the years of 1756 and 1763 in and around the Ohio Valley. Although referred to as a war between the French and the Indians, it was in fact between the French and the English. Although, there were Native American tribes on both sides as well as some who attempted to remain non-combative. Many tribes sided with the French during this time. When the French first came to North America, they…

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    The original thirteen colonies of the United States were settled along the east coast of North America. For many years, few colonists went beyond the Appalachian Mountains. However, as the country gained independence and continued to grow, more land was needed. In the early 18th century the country began to expand into the west even further because many people needed new land to farm and hunt. This called great disturbance to many Native tribes. The Cherokee tribe decided to fight back to keep…

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    Soccer Paper The Country Of Football produced by editors Paulo Fontes, and Bernardo Buarque compliles some of the most recent research on football (soccer) in the diverse country of Brazil. From the cultural impact, to the political significance of the role soccer played throughout Brazil, and the rest of South America, The Country Of Football details and explores many topics such as upward mobility through soccer, racism and miscegenation, the role in industrialization and workers rights, as…

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    Roanoke Colony

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    second journey. He sent 100 people to the island of Roanoke on April 9, 1585, with high hopes of establishing a new colony. Unfortunately, things were not looking well. Grenville was going to lead the colony of Roanoke. 5 ships departed from England. However, one of the ships named the Tiger struck a sandbank on June 26. Although the ship was repaired and reunited with the others, the Tiger had been…

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    New Puritanism Analysis

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    After reading Seducing America, I feel that it is easier for me to be a New Puritan while watching the 2016 campaign because I can, to an extent, refrain from the inducement of television, but also, new mediums such as social media platforms, are making it easier for individuals like myself to take part in our citizenship rights and duties. According to Hart, the New Puritans should have three qualities in order to not allow television to take over their political views. A fundamentalist would…

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    from geographical divisions. Salem Village was an agricultural community with an abundance of farmland and conservative lower-class people, whereas Salem Town was booming with commercial and industrial growth. “Salem and Salem Village in 1692,” in Emerson Baker’s, A Storm of Witchcraft: The Salem Trials and the American Experience. Due to these discernible economic differences, as time went on and Salem Village grew so did a demand for independence. However, the Town required food - the…

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    George Washington George Washington and the American colonists were collapsing under the excessive taxation being inflicted on them by the British. After experiencing the effects of the rising taxes, George Washington realized that it would be in everyone’s favor to declare independence from Britain. George Washington was against the rising taxes that the British were imposing on the American colonists, and because of that belief he was for American Independence because gaining independence…

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    Poem’s Impact Today: Analysis Europe’s second Renaissance started but 100 years after the end of the prior- but this time it kindled over 1,200 miles away in the smoky streets of England. The industrial revolution was in full throttle; women as well as young children, scurried to their factories every day as the eight o’clock bells rang the streets. Meanwhile, crowds gathered at the main square awaiting the tardy locomotive. Humanity was entangled in a hurtling world of technology and money.…

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    William Blake Controversy

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    William Blake is an influential person William Blake was a 19th century writer and artist who influenced countless writers through the ages.The most famous painting of his is The Ancient Days. His most famous poem is The Lamb. William Blake is the most influential poet and artist of his time. William Blake had an amazing ability to differentiate his art and poems by the way he used details to draw the reader or onlooker in. Blake’s way of drawing is as different as his way of…

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    believe in the creed professed by the Jewish Church, by the Roman Church, by the Greek Church, by the Turkish Church, by the Protestant Church, nor by any Church that I know of. My own mind is my own Church (Age of Reason, Pg.2). Born in Thetford, England, Thomas Paine (1707-1809) was a crucial figure in the Age of Enlightenment. He was an important figure in politics and in literature. He wrote great novels such as the age of reason, rights of man, common sense, etc. some of which changed the…

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