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    ” (American Revolution: Life as a Revolutionary War Soldier) Many people did not have much money, so this would be the only way that could help them out. Another group of people were slaves who joined the Continental Army to fight in promise of their freedom. This was a great way for the slaves to get away from their masters. “Most of the army was young adults and not even mature adults but mostly of the young boys were messengers, water carriers, and drummers.” (American Revolution: Life as a…

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    Revolutions are seen by many as an inevitable part of many societies. They allow both the people and societies to progress and advance. One of these revolutions was the French Revolution, which led to the downfall of monarchies in other parts of Europe. The French Revolution began in 1789 and ended in the late 1790s. The revolution began with people wanting small reforms, such as changes to the system of taxation; leading to a complete change, transforming every aspect of French citizen’s lives,…

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    Although Loyalist rhetoric outlasted the Radical party’s short-lived Francophilia, there was nevertheless a period of French consideration and rivalry. Emmy Vincent Macleod’s “British Attitudes to the French Revolution” focuses on this period by way of the leading, non-governmental writers during the Revolutionary and Napoleonic periods of France. In her essay, Macleod touches on the same Loyalist-Radical disagreements as Semmel, but she further critiques them…

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    Transitions and Turning Points to the American Revolution The Revolutionary War is one of the most famous events in the early history of America. The effects of this Revolution remain evident when people examine the everyday life of modern day Americans. The American people continue to be free from monarchical reign, the Declaration of Independence continues to serve as principles which are to be upheld, and the common people live day to day in search of natural rights such as “Life, Liberty,…

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    The movie The Matrix, released in the year 1999, was written and directed by Andy Wachowski and Lana Wachowski. The Matrix is a part of the science fiction genre. The definition of science fiction is fiction based on imagined future scientific or technological advances and major social or environmental changes, frequently portraying space or time travel and life on other planets. The Matrix is a good example of its class because it has space travel, when Neo and the group travel back and forth…

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    and the colonists’ erudite actions to gain their independence from Britain has served as a microcosm in history to display how the American Revolution was crucial and influenced several movements around the world such as the French Revolution. Some might even argue that the French Revolution also inspired European revolutionary movements and the Russian Revolution around the 1940s. The thirteen colonies altered the way they were being run and developed a unique form of a democratic government…

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    Throughout this course, in my perspective, I have learned that young adults in the lower class are viewed differently depending on the country that they live in. Moreover, the way they spend their time in a developed country like Canada is differently than in a developing country such as Bangladesh. Secondly, while living in a developed country these individuals suffer a heavy workload for motivational reasons; whereas an individual in a developing country suffers for survival. Therefore, in my…

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    There are many major historical moments that contributed to the outbreak of the American Revolution including the French and Indian War, the English Proclamation Act, the Stamp Act, the British Conspiracy, and the Enlightenment. the British occupation of Boston, and the Quebec Act. In the beginning Americans were okay with being ruled by the king of England but after many years of being oppressed and protesting against the kings decision the Americans produced the declaration of Independence…

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    little for George Hewes. When a journalist had found him sometime after, he was still struck down with poverty and wound up moving from house to house because he could no longer afford much. Americans though, wanting to celebrate the memory of the Revolution, honored George Hewes and he was celebrated for what he helped contribute to. Granted that the Revolutionary War did not grant full equality to everyone, the events that preceded, as well as the war, helped prove to the government that…

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    Today women 's duties in American society have significantly evolved as compared to earlier counterparts living during the era of the Revolutionary War. During the 1700s to early 1800s, single women could own property, execute a contract, prosecute or be prosecuted. However, married women recognized as femme couverte had to give up not only her name but all properties she owned. Married women were not allowed to purchase, sell or convey property to another person. Women handled the…

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