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    The Union Falls 1.Explain the impact of Uncle Tom’s Cabin on the slavery issue. An abolitionist Harriet Beecher wrote Uncle Tom’s Cabin the book. The novel illustrated slavery. Even though it was fiction, it is base on the true reality of slave’s lives. This allowed novel was an eye opener for the northern to see how slavery truly was and empathize with the enslaved. 2. Describe the chaos and impact of the events collectively called “Bleeding Kansas” (including the border ruffians, Sack of…

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    Avis Bank Case

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    form a telephone call to Avis Banks’ mother form Keyon Pittman he said, “That yawl need to get down here,” and then he hanged to phone up. Keyon and Avis had got married only two years after be together. When Avis’ parent got to Jackson Ms. Form Vicksburg they saw yellow tape, polices, and people on the scene, they said, “they knew some was bad.” Avis Banks’ has been killed inside of the garage door, her pants was down, her neck was cut, and she had a lot of gunshot wounds to the head, on…

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    Gettysburg Turning Point

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    On July 1st to 3rd of 1863, one the biggest battles ever fought in the American Civil was the Battle of Gettysburg. Battle of Gettysburg was a fierce and well known battle that had happens in history and also the turning point of the American Civil War. The fight between the Union and the Confederate had taken a toll on towns and cities because there were major causalities on both sides. The battle of Gettysburg was the turning point on which who will win the war. The war started when General…

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    People do not get to pick the color of their skin, yet color has caused great hardship for people around the world. One of the hardships black people went through were the segregation laws. Another hardship was that they were treated very poorly than how white people were treated. The novel Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry, by author Mildred D. Taylor, is an example of historical fiction which depicts the many struggles blacks endured in their fight for civil rights. First, one hardship blacks…

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    How the Civil War affected Americans The Civil War consumed the U.S. and all its citizen’s lives. Never before was the U.S. fighting itself, and neither before nor since has the death toll been so severe. The war affected not only the soldiers and political leaders of the Union and Confederacy but their citizens as well. From children not yet in high school, to surgeons with little college experience, the Civil War affected children, women and medical staff in the divided nation. Much…

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    also was born on a cotton plantation, also she was the first of her family to be born free. Her parents passed when she was 7 years old, result from the horrible disease called the yellow fever. Sarah lived with her sister and her brother in law in Vicksburg, Mississippi. Sarah's education was limited because of the cruelty of her brother in law. To get away Sarah married, also at the age of 18 she had her first and only child. Sarah husband died all of suddenly. Sarah decides to move to…

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    High School Julia Quotes

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    Never Always Sometimes “As long as we don’t get turned into something that looks more like high school, more like everybody else and less like us, I’ll be okay,” said Julia (page 17). Julia is one of the main characters in the book the other main character is Dave. In this part of the book Dave and Julia are talking before High School has started. They are talking about how they don't want to be “cliche ” and how they don’t want High School to change them. I chose this passage because I think…

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    He focuses on darker moral aspects that follow with the pursuit of the success that the popular “American Dream” promised possible to all those willing to take a chance. Rothman lays out in great detail how in a frontier settlement like Vicksburg and all of Madison Country, Mississippi people would turn violent to protect their interests. He lays out how in a place like this with so many slaves and a low slave owning population that was so stressed from the fear of financial failure the fear…

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    The Battle of Gettysburg: Why Was It a Turning Point? The Battle of Gettysburg was a major battle of the Civil War that took place between July 1st and July 3rd, 1863. This battle happened in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, after the Confederate troops began invading Union territory. The Battle of Gettysburg was a turning point because morale and momentum shifted. According to Document C, General Robert E Lee wrote, “I therefore, in all sincerity, request Your Excellency to take measures to supply my…

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    entrepreneur,philanthropist,and a political and social activist.At the age of six years old her parents died after the area was struck by a yellow fever,which is a viral infection spread by a particular species of mosquitoes.The young child then moved to Vicksburg,Mississippi to live with her sister Louvinia and brother in Law Jesse Powell where she work as a housemaid.To escape from being abuse by her sister husband Jesse Powell ,she married Moses McWilliams at the age of fourteen years old.At…

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