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    The ways of immigration in the 1600’s and 1700’s were extremely different than the way that immigrants come to America now. This week these three readings had a few similarities for example all of them came to America but, more difference between them. Within these three readings about the immigrants there was two immigrants that had it harder than the other one. The main similarity between these three articles is that all the immigrants came to America. Also, they all came from somewhere…

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    The final evidence that caused the Salem Witch Trial to occur was due to the health problems among the residents. The lives of the Puritans were difficult. They were required to practice religion, and the majority of them had to work on farms. The soils in New England was rocky, which made it hard to grow anything, plus the harsh winter made it more difficult. However, one thing that Colonial Massachusetts were able to grow was Rye. Rye is a type of wheat that many people used to bake bread.…

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    Ergotism In Salem

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    In 1692, the town of Salem in the Massachusetts saw the rise of paranoia to power and the degradation of social order the likes of which has never been seen in American History. An entire community of people swept up in a sudden outbreak of elaborate scheming, finger-pointing, and witchcraft that ended in tragedy. Was it down the fault of Puritanism, economic conspiracy within Salem, or a group of young girls too afraid of getting caught in a lie to reveal the truth? As anything in history, the…

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    Dear my King George , King George it is urgent that you read this letter carefully. We the colonist cannot allow you to rule over us. We never cared for the decisions you made. Like the Proclamation of 1763, we were living on the Appalachian Mountains, but you wanted to give it to some natives to save your own skin. That’s why you shouldn’t have fought in the French & Indian war that also caused us to lose the land of the Appalachian Mountains. Another idiotic thing you did was pass the…

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    Imperial policies made by the British were especially made to pay off war debt. As Britain saw itself in a huge debt from their previous Seven Years War, they saw an easy way out and that was to tax the colonists. Several acts such as the Sugar, the Currency, and the Mutiny Act of 1765 were passed in order to get what they wanted. But what they did not realize was that the acts they had passed were only turning the colonists against them and fermenting ideas to commit to republicanism. At the…

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    The American colonist were justified from breaking away from Britain. They were justified for many reasons. Two main reasons were, unfair taxation and being ruled under a tyrant. Although some say there were unjustified these reason are some of many that show how the colonist were justified. By breaking away from Britain they gained independence for the better. The colonists were justified because they were angry that they were being taxed and they had no one to represent the people of the…

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    The Salem witch trials were a even in history which can’t be forgotten. Due to the dumb decisions made by judges and playful acts by the girls from salem causing major damage to other people’s lives. But till this day many people still do not know the real reasons behind the Salem witch trials and how they all began. The trials had many factors that played into it which were: ergot poisoning, rivalries, and lastly boredom which really caused the most damage. Ergot What is ergot? Ergot is a…

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    Would you stand up for what is morally right, or would you do what is needed to be in the least amount of trouble as possible? In The Crucible by Arthur Miller, we see the war between right and wrong. The Crucible shows us how people of higher power, such as judges or people who are in a government position, can be hard to stand up against when you are faced with death for something the court is not being fair to you about. When faced with something so unfair with such a poor one sided trial, it…

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    The American Revolution was a time of freedom and new revolutionary ideas that would reshape the world as we know it. Many men died on each side, but Britain suffered the most casualties because they did not want to lose the colonies. Britain needed the colonies for financial support, they had been at war with France for thirty years, Britain’s treasury was in need of funds. Britain could not support itself sufficiently financially without raising taxes of their citizens to the point of…

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    proves that he’s guilty of committing manslaughter crime. The Boston massacre led to the following effects: Committee of Correspondence –The massacre effect calculated piece of the political propaganda led by the Liberty son by the name Samuel Adams and patriots son known as Paul Revere. It was designed with aim of rousing antagonism across all colonies towards achieving the Crown. The Boston massacre contributed and led to unpopularity towards British regime based on…

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