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    Olaudah Equiano was born in 1745 in an area of Africa which is now Nigeria.At the age of eleven he was captured and brought into slavery. He was forced like many other African Americans during the 17th and 18th century. By reading about his biography in the textbook I learned how the Slave Trade affected the lives of many Africans who were enslaved like Equiano. I believe that without the Atlantic Slave Trade the United States would not be the great country it is today because the U.S. needed…

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    So, they created many acts to tax random things. One of the first acts they made was the Sugar Act. It put taxes on molasses and sugar. The colonists weren’t very fond of this new law, so they began protesting. Not only did they put taxes on sugar and molasses, but also made an act called the Stamp Act. The Stamp Act made colonists get stamps along with paper as a way of raising tax money. All of these acts led to the Stamp Act Congress…

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    The Revolutionary war was the catalyst of United States’ legendary freedom. Throughout the countless calamities including the French and Indian war, taxation without representation, and the proclamation of 1774 .The unfair rule of the British Parliament onto their American colonies led an uprising, in efforts of the colonist to break free of the queen’s rule. The first American colony was found 1607 in Jamestown, Virginia. The thirteen original colonies were Virginia, Massachusetts, New…

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    place Acts such as the Sugar Act of 1764, The Revenue Act of 1764, and the Stamp Act of 1765 to enforce higher taxes and/or fines to make the colonists help pay for the own debt due to the Seven Years’ War. The Sugar Act of 1764 was to lower taxes on molasses imported in North America from the French West Indies. On the other hand it was established to end widespread of smuggling by the colonial merchant but due to there being a bias enforcer and jury any who was accused of smuggling had to pay…

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    The Declaration of Independence, signed and written in 1776, was written by Thomas Jefferson, the 2nd president of the United States. The Declaration of Independence was a document stating America’s independence from the tyrant of Great Britain. The colonists wanted their independence and fought a whole war to achieve it. They wanted freedom from Britain because they were being heavily taxed, having their privacy taken away, and mistreated; “He has refused his Assent to Laws, the most wholesome…

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    The video, “Harvest of Empire” introduced us to the imperialism that our president started a program that recruit peoples from Puerto after World War 2 to the United States for a better life. Immigration was one of significant part of the Imperialism. That show that our country is the land of opportunity for these people. For example, Mariana Zamboni was immigrated to United States when she was a kid. This country give the opportunity to have a better live. For the result, of hard work…

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    As the war comes to a close and Britain feel’s the stress of postwar debt. Britain begins to look at how generous taxes are among the Americans’ and how much they are currently paying. The relationship among the colonists and Britain is both of prosper, which may have caused Britain to think the New American colonist would give in to their new regulations. Among these new regulations were the Proclamation of 1763, American Revenue Act or Sugar Act, and Stamp Act. These three laws were…

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    like cattle at an auction. D’Ortega shows no remorse for their injuries or what they have been through, just how useful they can be, their “talents… and possibilities.” There’s a comparison to animals in parts of the text, “hog cuts dripping with molasses.” The way the text speaks of the slaves, the reader feels the dehumanizing view those like, D’Ortega, would have had on them. The picture the reader is shown, very much makes them seem like animals in a slaughter house. There is genuine fear…

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    Pre-Revolutionary War Quiz ( /38) Multiple Choice: (Five Points) Which state was the “First Continental Congress held”? It was held in New York. It was held in Rhode Island. It was held in Philadelphia. It was held in Pennsylvania. 2. Captain Thomas Preston was the leader of which group(soldiers) in the “Boston Massacre”? He was leading the Spanish. He was leading the British. He was leading the Russians. He was leading the Native Americans. He was leading the French. He was leading the…

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    Chapter Two The White Pigeon Sugar Manufactory The sugarbeet first gained recognition in its present form in the mid-18th century as a cultivar of a plant included in the Amaranth family that consists of around 2,500 species distributed worldwide. Among them is the beta vulgaris, the same species that contains the red beet (the common garden beet,) the mangel-wurzel (a fodder crop for feeding livestock) and Swiss chard. It was Andreas Marggraf, a German chemist, who first, in 1747,…

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