Northwest Territories

controlled and those who controlled.Also, Kenya was created by Europeans in which It was automatically limited about four thousand miles to the northwest in Berlin Germany. All of Africa was under European control except Liberia and Ethiopia. The result of this colonization was due to the fact that seven countries were given the right to own a specific territory leaving most Africans under the European rule.This slave act ended…

Manifest Destiny was the belief that the U.S. should expand from the East Coast to the West Coast. Through Manifest Destiny, the U.S. acquired Oregon Territory, Texas, New Mexico, and other Northwest territories. The motivation for moving west were mostly gold, land, and opportunity. A journalist named John O’Sullivan put a name to the idea that helped pull many pioneers toward the western frontier. Westward migration was an essential…

Heros can be called and be thought of as many things. By definition a hero is someone who overcomes something, becoming a brave and inspirational strong person. Hero’s are humble and don’t put people down but bring people up with the way they carry about themselves and the way they speak. They are a person who is surrounded by greatness, but might not even realize at how great and amazing they are. Hero’s are all over the world and are even written about in many different cultures. I myself do…

His planning helped him to describe everything and anything thoroughly. Jefferson was very pleased with his notes because he had the most and the explanations helped everyone to understand the territory. Also, Clark's positive attitude helped to keep everyone's worries under control and keep everyone focused. This attitude remained because he was a soldier. Being a soldier taught him how to not only respect others, but earn respect. Clark helped our country better itself by leading everyone…

they were fighting on their own grounds while the British were away from home without any resources. The first year of the first fighting the British were confused on whether or not they were part of the war and the colonial forces made the entire territory of the American colonies a battleground. April 1775 the British withdrew from Concord and Lexington where the Americans had victory over the army of General Thomas Gage in Boston. The patriots had disadvantages because they suffered in the…

the North were abolishing slavery outright or passing laws that would provide gradual emancipation. In essence, the Northwest Ordinance of 1787 came into action. The Northwest was an act passed by congress to ensure new states were admitted to the union from the territory, and listed a billon rights guaranteed in the territory. This in essence barred slavery from the new territories of that period, so rather than quickly, slavery would only have existed in the southern states and become that…

protect the public sector’s needs. They are as well concerned about developing legislation that manages the natural resources. They want to promote the economy and find energy independence for the country. (Lafayette College, 2011) Yukon, Northwest Territory, British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Québec, New Brunswick,…

The territory of Chile goes as far west as Polynesia (Chile- Geography). The Island Territories are mainly volcanic islands (Chile Geography). Easter Island is the most well-known island in Chile (Chile- Geography). Easter Island has a population of 2,800 people (Chile- Geography). Easter Island is just…

Thomas Jefferson’s numerous accomplishments had profound effects on the history of the United States. Most of his actions positively affected the course of the nation, while some had a negative impact. His influence at a crucial historical time helped start the country towards where it is today. One of Jefferson’s most important contributions was his authorship of the Declaration of Independence. By outlining John Locke’s Theory of Natural Rights and logically laying out the case against King…

the Métis tried to fight for their political and legal rights, and largely their land rights as Aboriginals. Métis Nations developed in the 1800s as the Aboriginal people that reside in the Historic Métis Nation Homeland. This is the traditional territory of the Métis or Half-breeds on land in west central North America. They were commonly called Half-breeds since the word Métis was originally used when describing the children of Native women and French men, meaning mix. A classical image of…