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    the years of 1850 -1910. The time period allows for the evaluation of the period before Cixi’s rise to power and the end of the last Chinese dynasty. The first source is the Boxer Protocol of 1901. The relevance of the document is that the Boxer Rebellion is part of the reason how Empress Dowager Cixi contributed to the downfall of the Qing Dynasty. This primary source’s content entails a description of the exact reparations the Chinese government had to reimburse. The origin of the official…

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    Bacon’s Rebellion It was the year 1676, Indians were a common enemy, but the government was almost just as bad. In fact they had people in their own social standing like Nathaniel Bacon that felt they were doing things wrong and had to change. This led to Bacon's Rebellion. Bacons Rebellion was triggered by the corrupt House of Burgesses, the effect that high taxes had on people, and the unity of people. Each of theses causes in turn ended up changing after the rebellion. Politics in…

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    Bacon's Rebellion was started by a man named Nathaniel Bacon, who arrived in Virginia in 1674. Nathaniel Bacon was a landowner and had two properties with his wife, Elizabeth. The opposing force of the rebellion was the governor of Jamestown, Govenor William Berkley. Berkley and Bacon were actually cousins but the family bond didn't help much when it came to keeping peace. Govenor Berkley was at a great fault. He had done many things that the public did not agree to. First, Berkley made…

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    Bacon’s Revolt on Jamestown, Va. And the Virginia Governor Bacon's revolt which started in 1676 didn’t actually start with Bacon, but rather in a planter and merchant along the Potomac River in Virginia named Thomas Mathew in 1675. Mathew and a local Doeg Indian tribe had a trading dispute which triggered a chain of events that would cause havoc among the early colonialist. In an article written by James Douglas Rice for the Encyclopedia Virginia, Rice points out that the events along the…

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    was rapidly growing, they hated the Native Indians, and were under poor economic circumstances. Therefore, while the geographical conditions of the Piedmont and Tidewater regions helped to influence Bacon’s Rebellion, there were other factors that had a stronger impact on the start of the rebellion. One of the first factors that influenced the Virginian people to rebel against their government was their…

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    Quote: "I felt myself in the presence of a superior man, one who, had he been a white man, I would have followed willingly and gladly in any honorable enterprise. Our difference of color was the only ground for difference of action." (The Heroic Slave-77) This reveals to the reader the importance to the white mans, the idea of being white and of racial purity. Although this man reveals that Madison was a smart and admirable man, he can not respect him because he is…

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    The Punjabi and Gurkha soldiers actually helped to defeat the rebellion. Knowing that majority of Indian sepoys were Bengal regiment almost half of the Indian sepoys of the East India Company had rebelled. Having less British military presence was a capital error and because of which the British got blamed for. The sepoys…

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    Introduction The topic of the essay is "Malaysia gained independence in 1957. Discuss". The early history of Malaysia is discussed where how historical moment and how the colonial of Malaysia started which lead the unification of the people in Malaysia. This will be further discussed the incident, effort and steps taken to help in the independence of Malaysia. Next, the changes of Malaysia after acquiring independence is discussed. The early history of Malaysia started with the state of Malacca…

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    Canada had to overcome these wars to become its country now. The concept of war are viewed to be a peace mechanism to those historically. During the North West Rebellion, the Metis and other Frist Nations feared their land and culture would be control or taken away by the white settlers. Louis Riel, leader of the Rebellions fought against the federal government to protect those rights for the First Nations. This act of violence impacted Canada through ethnic divisions by creating a province…

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    Lauren O’Cain Mr.Fillo World History March 27, 2017 The Indian and British Imperialistic Political Battle Throughout the years of 1857 to 1858, the Indians and British fought in the Sepoy mutiny. During this time period, the British wanted to have a direct rule over India because of the surplus of natural resources such as pepper, cotton, and jewels. In order to earn trust from the Indian people, the British allowed them to have weapons. When the Indians began to uprise against the British for…

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