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    Trickers are interesting people because they have their own unique form of artistry. For example‚ if a man is stealing something out of your car‚ sure it is not right and you figure that they are a terrible person‚ but what is there reasoning? It is what that person does with the item that makes them so-called “terrible” people. Nobody knows for sure what he is going to do with that item. He could be using the money he got for the item for alcohol or drugs. He could also be using it to bring food

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    that often appear in stories involving pirates. Tales about the voyages of pirates are often adventurous and riveting ones. It is very awe-inspiring to think about the daring lives those pirates once led. However‚ it might not be safe to assume that these stories are close to the truth or even based on genuine facts. In 1881 Robert Louis Stevenson wrote a book entitled Treasure Island‚ which in return would forever change the way people looked at the term "pirate." Due to this book there are several

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    Richard Powers’ “Modulation” is about a mysterious‚ unhackable music virus that is taking over and controlling the minds of the people it comes in contact with. Out of nowhere this virus comes about and starts to spread vigorously through cyberspace‚ eating up computer software systems around the world. Not only is this virus spreading to computer systems and to data bases‚ but it starts spreading through people’s minds. Toshi‚ Marta‚ Jan‚ and Mitchell are the main characters in this story and all

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    “Sir Francis Drake was nothing but a pirate Villain.” How far do you agree with this statement? Sir Francis Drake (1545-1596) was a British explorer‚ slave-trader‚ privateer (a pirate working for a government) in the service of England‚ mayor of Plymouth‚ England‚ and naval officer (he was an Admiral). Drake led the second expedition to sail around the world in a voyage lasting from 1577 to 1580. Queen Elizabeth I commissioned Drake to command the expedition together with John Winter and Thomas

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    the sea The Pirates of Barbary‚ Corsairs‚ Conquests‚ and Captivity in the 17th-century Mediterranean by Adrian Tinniswood is an interesting book that details the ventures of the many Barbary Pirates. This book explains the effects of the often forgotten but highly important Barbary Pirates. Tinniswood explains the workings of the maritime cities‚ whose economies depended on the piracy that was engaged by the Anglo-Turkish pirates. He first discusses the famous raids and affects the pirates had on the

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    resources to our European customers‚ and we buy manufacturing goods from Europe. Things began to fall apart after the American Revolution‚ both American and European ship were being attacked by pirates when we traveled through the Mediterranean Sea. The barbaric pirates come from the Barbary states. The Barbary States are made of up four countries‚ the four countries are Morocco‚ Algier‚ Tunisia‚ and Tripoli. They have been raiding and taking our sailors and making us pay a ransom. They have been

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    nationalism in their country. Thomas Jefferson couldn’t go to the Mediterranean because the Barbary Pirates would kill him. Jefferson would pay the pirates to not get attack. The Barbary Coast Pirates would invade ships that traveled through the Mediterranean. The pirates would capture ships and sell those sailors into slavery.After four long years they were finally able to defeat the barbary coast. By 1805 the pirates stopped attacking. Britain and France were constantly in war. America had a hard time

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    Since the sixteenth century‚ corsairs from Muslim countries in North Africa has mastered the Mediterranean Sea lanes with violence. At that time the United States won its independence‚ the state of the Barbary Coast such as Tripoli‚ Algiers‚ Morocco‚ and Tunisia have undermined the world merchant ships for three hundred years. The crew was detained in captivity until their home countries agree to pay a ransom for their release. If no ransom was forthcoming‚ the crew is sold as a slave. Over time

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    enlargement of the naval fleet. The root of this decision lies in the pirate activity of the four African Barbary states (Document D). When Tripoli demanded the US buy protection in order to stop the naval harassment‚ Jefferson refused‚ negating the views of other Federalists who would have done differently. Tripoli declared war on the United States‚ and Jefferson was forced to augment the size of the navy in order to defeat the Barbary pirates. The Louisiana Purchase is another course of action taken by

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    permanent end to slavery. The unification of USA and several European countries lead to an even more powerful compact against enslavement. In 1911 eventually‚ the European government lead to political restriction of slave. In turn leading a ban on the Barbary slave trade. So with the end of 19th century‚ slave trade as a practiced ended as well. With a restriction being implemented by the government. However‚ one cannot turn a blind eye towards how the slave trade is yet interlinked to our contemporary

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