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    Stephen Fuller Austin: A Texas Hero (1793-1836) It was November 3rd‚ 1793 in Wythe County‚ Virginia when Stephen Fuller Austin‚ son of Moses Austin‚ known as "The Father of Texas" was born. Austin attended school in Connecticut as a child and graduated from Transylvania University in Kentucky. In 1813‚ Austin was elected to the Legislature of Missouri and was reelected to that same position for three years until he moved to Arkansas. He was chosen

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    own individual powers and freedoms from the rest of the colonies. The colonists knew that in the instance that a war with Britain was to happen that it was a join or die prospect ( Doc. A). In document A it also shows that all colonies had found that unity was the only way that they could have a chance against the British. The colonies‚ at first‚ all wanted to remain part of Britain but wanted to be shown the equal rights. None of the colonies wanted to obey the taxes levied on them by the British

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    church and government had the people of England up in arms. Some religious sects sought freedom in the New World and settled colonies there. However‚ different colonies settled in America for different reasons. The primary goal of most settlers that came to the New World was to find fertile and gold rich land just as the Spanish explorers had before them. While a few colonies did settle in the New World in search of religious freedom‚ the early settling British colonists undoubtedly came for the economic

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    The era of the 1770’s was one of confusion‚ rebellion‚ and liberation. The British had stopped its salutary neglect of the American colonies and now taxed them heavily to make up for their losses in the seven years’ war. During this turmoil‚ an upstarting journalist in Philadelphia by the name of Thomas Paine wrote a pamphlet entitled common sense. His simple purpose for this fairly large document was for his fellow man to set aside his or her prejudices and listen to his arguments; mainly that the

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    The development of America’s government‚ and social structure that we know today started to form after the first colonies were established. During the beginning of the eighteenth century in America the thought of English liberties started to take root with these colonists. When looking at the statement “during the first half of the eighteenth century‚ new ideas of English liberty had little effect on power relations in colonial America; throughout this period‚ the upper classes retained their dominance

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    independent from Britain‚ and why did the Colonists rebel‚ and fight for independence. It starts with little things‚ which turn out to be big important decisive things. Like the 1650 Navigation Law loosely enforced‚ which restricted commerce from the colonies to England (and back) to only England ships‚ and no other. Other of those laws stated that European goods consigned to America had to land first in England‚ where custom duties would be collected. Also‚ some products could only be sent to England

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    the founding of the northern and southern English colonies? The major similarity of the founding of each colony was the reasoning the people were coming over in the first place. They were all looking for better lives economically. The differences were the northern colonies were mainly looking for freedom politically and religiously. The southern colonies were just looking for an all-around better scale of life. The people from the southern colonies came over with adventure on their minds instead of

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    turns serving political offices; it was part of their duty to the community. As cities grew‚ they elected their own councils or other forms of government. Not until the grumbling began did Britain feel the need to place its own officials over the colonies. The colonists‚ especially those in Boston‚ were only waiting for the spark they needed to ignite a political‚ and later a military‚ war. For some‚ this spark may have been the tarring and feathering of John Malcolm‚ a hated customs informer. According

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    Virginia Colony versus Massachusetts Colony Throughout the 17th century‚ the New World was being developed and the colonies were being formed. Two of these newly founded colonies were Virginia and Massachusetts. Between the two colonies‚ there were many similarities as a result of similar backgrounds of those who founded and were running the colonies. Although there are many reasons as to why people‚ the majority being from Europe‚ fled to the colonies‚ there are also multiple different aspects of

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    founded colonies in what was to become known as Latin America. Britain and France began to colonize North America and the Middle East as well as Africa‚ Asia and many of the Islands of the Caribbean. The Countries of the less developed world (LDCs) have long established relations with their colonizers. The consequences of these relations of colonial domination can still be felt today and the legacy of foreign control can be blamed for many of the continuing crises that the former colonies now face

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