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    Thomas Jefferson and John Adams, at one time very good friends, were looking at each other from opposite sides of a very heated topic. Jefferson, many times referred to as a “godless man” by the Federalists, saw Adams’ Alien and Sedition Acts as an attack…

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    quality of life worse than death. As a result, the colonies unanimously decide to sever the chains of despotism and become the Thirteen United States of America. On July 4, 1776, Congress adopts a document written by Thomas Jefferson which vindicates the liberation of the colonies. Thomas Jefferson supports his purpose of justifying declaring independence from the British in the “Declaration of Independence” by emphasizing Britain’s tyranny through strong diction and by citing specific examples…

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    the monarchical British Parliament. As a result, the leaders of the revolution created The Declaration of Independence which would protect the rights of the people and increase quality of life. This was originated by the founding fathers such as Thomas Jefferson and Benjamin Franklin which of who were heavily influenced by western philosophy. The 10 amendments were created to protect the people of their individual rights as they strongly believed that all men are created equal, which are still…

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    ICE: Lord of the Flies- Causes and Effects of Power-Hungry Governments No matter who’s in control, the innocent dies from the ignorant authorities’ power. Lord of the Flies, a novel written by William Golding, depicts a government control over the society as a republican government or a dictating government. Golding uses isolated boys of different ages all following two types of government in order to survive on their Island. The authorities of the island, having governmental control over the…

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    The word “revolution” is defined in the dictionary as: a forcible overthrow of a government or social order in favor of a new system. The Revolution was clearly forcible, beginning with The Boston Massacre, The Boston Tea Party, and many other revolts involved, fitting the initial criteria. Still, critics argue that the American Revolution was not truly revolutionary because it was simply an economic revolution. The social order was not necessarily changed at all. While there were major economic…

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    My essay states what being an American means to people from historical text, and what it means to someone I interviewed and myself. The key that I was able to figure out was that we all believe in the same thing. That being an American is much more than what anyone thinks. Being an American means knowing that you have a decent shot at life, and knowing that your opinion can be heard, without the agitation of hearing a knock on your door. To complete my research I read and annotated eight…

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    nation needed to be taken care of, and so with him and Thomas Jefferson, they set out to fix this. James Madison thought that to let America be the best of its ability, would be to fight ambition with ambition, you have to have the want to fix their needs, and show that you will be able to do it. James knew that men were no angels, and that this issue would come up sooner or later. He was prepared to take care of this cause, and with Thomas Jefferson 's help, they got rid of the Articles of…

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    Can You Find It? There is a destructive disease affecting the entire world. The disease has always existed, but only recently influenced the entire world. This disease entices its victims and acts harmless like rainbows and butterflies. The innocent disease then infects its victims with hopelessness. This disease is happiness. The idea and concept of happiness dictates human fate. One would think happiness is the cute and cuddly word taught in western cultures. Humans have adapted to the world…

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    There has been a ubiquitous French proverb that says, “If you don 't do politics, politics will do you." This goes as far as explaining what politics can be defined as because regardless if you participate in politics or not, politics will participate in you. Even though there are arguments about whether or not politics is defined as an arena or process. I believe that politics can be defined as a process through the points of decisions and power. To begin with, looking through the lens of…

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    In 1751, James Madison was born in Virginia. He was the oldest of 12 siblings but many didn 't make it. James Madison often learned and studied at plantations as a child. It wasn 't just all about Growing tobacco, he learned math, geography of land, and Learned different languages. He prospered In latin. He was very good at it. He attended William and mary university. His father owned a tobacco plantation that was gifted to him after his father passed away. He inturned became the largest…

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