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    There was a main cause of the War of 1812 was the violation of American shipping rights. The majority of the vote came from the members of the congress from Pennsylvania. The farming regions had suffered some damage to all their markets for grain, cotton, and tobacco in New England. There were other explanations for the vote that they had were they Indians attack in the Old Northwest. They were blamed on the British agent. There were conflicts with the Indians. On the Tippecanoe River,…

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    Colin Kaepernick

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    are many different accusations against Kaepernick. Colin claims to say he is only standing up for the oppressed and will not show pride in a country who claims but does not show “pride and justice for all”. Colin Kaepernick knelt during the “Star Spangled-Banner” before pre-season game on August 26. He was previously just sitting during the anthem,(August 14th and 20th) then had the audacity to get up, to kneel. In the beginning I was not necessarily with Kaepernick, but I was with him more than…

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    Question 1: Improvisation Improvisation in music is making up the music as one plays, or freely. Improvisation does not follow sheet music like typical jazz does. However, the term improvisation is not just linked to music. Movies and television shows also have a technique with the same concept which is improve but with acting. Both of these mean the same thing, which is the artist/actor has the determining factor of what they will play or say. One genre that uses improvisation as a major…

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    and toughness throughout the wars. I will always respect our veterans and will always have the thought in the back of my mind that it was you, the veterans, who made our country so wonderful to live in and always feel safe. The sound of the Star Spangled Banner is played for us to remember to be thankful for those who have served, I think of how grateful I am, to live in this amazing country of ours. Every sports event taken place in the U.S. is from your veterans, the American sports teams are…

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    In my interview with Frankie Gavin, he talked about how he revived this song in the early 1980s. The more I looked into the music of the twenties, the more exciting it got because it was this sort of, I suppose you would call it the Roaring Twenties, although there was Depression in America at the time as well, but the music was great, the music all, the vaudeville material had really, you know, caught my attention. I eventually talked Maura O’Connell into singing one of the the most ridiculous…

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    Michael Joseph Jackson was born in Gary, Indiana on August 29th, 1958 to Joseph Walter Jackson and Katherine Esther Scruse. Michael had 8 siblings, 5 brothers and 3 sisters. (Sullivan, Randall pg. 587) Michael and his mother were very close and he learned a lot of his character from her. “The lessons she taught us were invaluable. Kindness, love, and consideration for other people headed her list. Don't hurt people. Never beg. Never freeload. Those were sins at our house. She always wanted us to…

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    dawn and silently drove past the tracks of the Main Line. Here I hurried to a Celebrantes choir rehearsal to sing “Yesterday” by the Beatles. Here I drifted my attention away from the conductor, listening to the hourly chime bells ring the “Star Spangled Banner” at eight o'clock sharp. Here I made my way with others through the amphitheater into separate classrooms in Crossman Hall. Here I sat idling, waiting for my colorless substances to briskly dissolve so I could line up for my favorite…

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    Every time the Star-Spangled Banner played over the speakers as I lined up for one of the many soccer games in my playing career, I was overwhelmed with patriotism. That patriotism inspired within me a sense of duty to my country and passion for public service. Serving as an Officer in the Navy JAG Corps will allow me to fulfill that sense of duty and continue to pursue my passion. My sense of duty and my passion led me to serve as an intern with the Navy JAG Corps. During my internship, one of…

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    Oriskany, August 6, 1777. It was said for the Flag to have one star and stripe per state. Making thirteen stars and stripes on the flag because of the original thirteen colonies that existed then. The colors of the Flag stand for many things. Red stands for hardiness and valour, white stands for purity and innocence, and blue, the color of the Chief, which is the broad band above the stripes, signifies vigilance, perseverance, and justice. The stars on the flag, which was first an ancient symbol…

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    War Of 1812 Dbq

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    The War of 1812, otherwise known as " The second war for independence" began after the American Revolution. Although the events that occured esentially created the well known anthem,The Star Spangled Banner, the War is one of the smaller known historic wars. The Americans started The War of 1812. There had been a lot of tension between the two powers involved, Britain and the United States. There were numerous reasons the Americans had to drive them to the break of war. Some main reasons…

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