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    Myron Colburn Chapter One For most soldiers in the Civil War it was a horrible scary time. There was hardly any sanitation and absolutely no knowledge infectious disease. It wasn’t quite as bad in the Navy. Since the boats were close to the river shores and on coastlines, there were ports where they could restock their food more easily than ground troops. Myron Colburn was a Union Naval Sailor in the Civil War. He was born and raised in New Hampshire, but later he moved to Vermont. Myron had…

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    start of the tension around territorial expansion was due to the imbalance of free and slave states, which was resolved by the Missouri Compromise. There was also disputed boundaries between Texas and Mexico which lead to the Mexican War in 1846. After the war, American politicians could not agree whether states created from Mexican land would be free or not. This was the baseline tension created, however there were other factors that were much more important. The main factor that lead to the…

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    with people who owe money,” (Gray). The taxes went up almost one thousand perfect and the farmers that served in the war did not get paid for their service, according to the class notes. Most importantly, the farmers were not trying to avoid the taxes. Since they were harsh and rose up high, the farmers could not pay them. Gray states that there is little money because of the war. The farmers did not get paid for their service and they were put in jail for not paying their…

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    The populist movement provided great opportunities for farmers needs. The populist party became a success as a third party in the 1800s. The populist party had many things to make them successful and has formed some of the laws we have today. The populist party was formed in 1892. The party had no intentions of being formed until the republican and democratic parties avoided talking about the currency questions at the presidential convention. (encyclopedia.com) The populist movement was a…

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    instances, Southern Americans worked to undo the steps the government made toward racial equality. After the Brown v. Board of Education ruling, Southerners wrote the "Southern Manifesto." Similarly, after the Union Army won the Civil War in 1865 and ushered in the Reconstruction period (1865-1877), "new southern state legislatures passed restrictive 'black codes' to control the labor and behavior of former slaves and other African Americans," thus diminishing much of African Americans' newfound…

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    revolutionary war. While Samuel was on the trail trying to find his parents he found and eight year old girl that her parents were killed back at the attack. Samuel and the girl pushed to go to New York City, because that's where Samuel thought his parents were being held as prisoner of war. On the way to New York…

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    During the Reconstruction Period following the Civil War, Radical Republicans dominated the American political sphere. Radical Republicans occupied the majority of seats in Congress, the presidency, and even state legislatures throughout the former Confederate states excluding Tennessee. With almost unchecked power in their grasps, the Radical Republicans strove to completely reconstruct the South by eliminating the differences between the South and the North. However, the Radical Republican…

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    to do – which rarely happens – he wasn’t the all humble and kind person every thought he was. Jackson was part of the Nullification Crisis, The Bank War and the Trail of Tears. Andrew Jackson made decisions that mostly had negative effects. Jackson made some decisions that were negative. First of all, he wanted to get rid of the Native Americans. He did not want them anywhere near his people. In document 4 Jackson says, “It seems now to be an established fact that they cannot live in…

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    Nithin Information Writing Welcome to New Jersey, The Garden state: Does going to modern and historical places make you excited? No? Do you like blueberries fresh from the farm? Then New Jersey is for you. Fantastic places to see, historical battles, events to keep alive, and inventions that changed life in the globe. This is New Jersey, another fantastic destination. Cozy and high action attractions in New Jersey: New Jersey has some fantastic places. For example, If you like the ocean,…

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    George Washington was born in 1732 and died in 1799 and between that time he was a General in the military, father of the country and the first president of the United States. When he was the president of america there was a war against the british and we were not doing well in the war, so what he did to keep the troops spirits up is that he sent a letter to all of them hoping that they…

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