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    the Native Americans that had been made while Spain had controlled the land. The treaty was unclear about an important detail‚ however. The borders of the territory were not defined; the treaty simply stated that the extent of the territory would not change (Corrick 60-62; History.com Staff). The terms of the Louisiana Purchase turned out to be much better for the United States than anyone had dared imagine and it would eventually come to be recognized as a turning point in American history. The Louisiana

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    The two events in American history that I believe shaped America the most are the Revolutionary War and the Civil War. They both were periods of history in which there was a lot of turmoil‚ and for good reason. They both were bloody wars‚ but they showed how willing American’s were to fight for what they thought was truly right. The Revolutionary War showed how much Americans were willing to fight for their freedom against an oppressive and controlling government. American people were ready

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    Mackay Mitchell Mrs. Santa Iglesia AP English Period 2 April 17‚ 2016 Into Arthur Miller’s The Crucible Massachusetts had a very interesting past during the colonial period of early American History. It all started in 1620. Many groups settled in Massachusetts to escape religious persecution and practice religious freedom in America. Pilgrims from England‚ arriving on the Mayflower‚ settled in the Plymouth area of Massachusetts. Over the next several decades and into the seventeenth

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    Mysteries in American History JFK Some say that President Kennedy’s assassination was the greatest murder mystery of all time. In the past 40 years since the investigation‚ many have been asking questions about their findings. Some of the citizens think that the new president‚ Lyndon Johnson‚ wanted the case closed before the next election‚ but some others believe the government just wanted the case closed so that the American public could heal and get on with life. John F. Kennedy is one of

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    many turning points throughout time in American History. For an example‚ civilization is constantly changing and adapting to new times and situation. One of the major turning points that led to political‚ social and economic changes was the signing of the Declaration of Independence. This changed the course of American history. This led to United States independence from Britain. What this declaration established was a basic natural rights to all Americans. This document is relevant in today society

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    Name: Instructor´s Name: Course: Date: How Important Was Andrew Young To American History Service? Andrew Young is an American politician‚ diplomat‚ rights activist and church minister. He was active in fighting for the rights and economic empowerment of the Black American people. Young’s influence went beyond the borders as he also advocated for liberation and economic development in African and Caribbean states Early life and education Church ministry Rights activism and SCLC Service in

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    How American Sports Reveal‚ Reflect‚ and Reaffirm Wider American History In the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries‚ sports began to widely popularize America; the analysis of sports in the topics of gender‚ race‚ and Americanism reflect broader American society. Through the study of American sports during the historical era of the late 1800s to the early 1900s‚ one can gain insight on the difference in standards for men and women‚ the fight between white supremacy and equal rights

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    Part A Originally‚ literacy was simply defined as a way to describe the skills of reading and writing that are shaped through various mediums such as language and text. Now‚ I view literacy as a means of communication consisting of speech‚ reading‚ writing‚ and non-verbal delivery methods including media. Through this semester I have come to the understanding that literacy can be applied to many ideas‚ such as music‚ culture and graphic novels. In our final presentations‚ my content group combined

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    The Day Before Independence June 25‚ 1986 was the last day of my childhood. I was 16 years old graduating from high school; the next morning I would be on a train going of to a college to a strange city‚ all by myself…This scenario might sound very appealing and fairly common to an American‚ but for a young girl born and raised in the Soviet Union this situation was scary and challenging. In Belarus (part of the former USSR) families stayed close together. Young people especially girls would go

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    Turner’s essay From The Significance of the Frontier in American History‚ he posits an interesting argument‚ capturing the idea of what Americanization is and how the discovery of the frontier captures the real sentiment of American History. Amongst the many things I appreciated about his essay concerned how westward expansion signaled a detachment from European influence. This‚ to me‚ is interesting because when I think about our nation’s eastern shores I think of the technology and infrastructure

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