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    is accomplished. 2. Franklin and Red Jacket both support and defend the Native Americans. What arguments do they make in common? What prompted the writing of each piece? Do you find both authors reliable? Why or why not? a. First‚ both authors make a same argument stating that natives are peaceful and flexible. Anyhow‚ it outcomes that after they are abused and taken their lands from them‚ they react differently in order to defend what is theirs. However‚ both Benjamin Franklin and Red Jacket mention

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    Americanization of Benjamin Franklin by Gordon S. Wood illustrates the shift from dependence upon the “mother land” of Britain‚ to the independence of a newly born nation‚ and the effects these changes had socially‚ economically‚ and politically for the people of this era. An evident division of the people emerged during the early 1700s‚ and provided little diversity and social mobility amongst the colonists. The rich‚ though a minority‚ triumphed over the majority‚ who were poor. Benjamin Franklin was born

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    hardships met with by the settlers. Also many narratives we made of their relations with the Indians. By their account of a new setting‚ America started to create a fresh branch of literature. Some of the earliest writings were from colonist Benjamin Franklin and

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    Thomas Paine and the American Revolution It would be difficult to imagine the world today‚ without having had the influence of the United States of America. At a time in history‚ where there is much discourse about the ills that the American society has wrought upon the world‚ perhaps it would be of benefit to take a moment to reflect upon the positive. This young country‚ the birthplace of liberty‚ may have ugly scars on its history‚ but it also has been the most influential force for freedom

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    few changes that the Americans had from the British. They also hoped to create a government connected and involved in everything it does. There are many things that convey this thought. An article called The Revolution as a Social Movement‚ by J. Franklin Jameson‚ shows this belief. In his paper‚ he says that “The various fibers of a nation’s life are

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    References: Brainyquote.com Author: Benjamin Franklin Source: National Center for Education Statistics The Condition of Education 2012

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    10 February 2011 A Comparison of Two Great Leaders History is full of great leaders both past and contemporary; the two I wanted to write about are Tony Dungy‚ former coach of the Indianapolis Colts and Benjamin Franklin‚ perhaps our most influential founding father. Both men have had a great impact in their chosen fields‚ but it is their leadership impact that has insured them greatness. Their great personalities‚ strong character‚ and solid moral standards keep them in the high regard of

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    The French and Indian War changed the relationship between the American colonies and their British counterparts from economic dependence to incompatibility and from political separation to a direct conflict of interests. Firstly‚ the war changed America’s economic reliance on its mother country to economic disharmony as American culture and practicality threatened their relationship. Before the war‚ the colonies were scattered groups of religious refugees and poor immigrants aspiring to better things

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    Mr. Franklin‚ who lived form 1706 to 1790‚ was one of the best known as well as the oldest Founding Father of the United States. Other than being a politician‚ he was also a leading author‚ printer‚ scientist‚ philosopher‚ publisher‚ inventor‚ civic activist‚ and diplomat. During the mid-eighteenth century‚ tensions between England and France were increasing. When the French and Indian War broke out in 1754‚ Franklin was one of the delegates who called the Albany Plan of Union to unite the colonies

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    individuals. Assignment: Read “The Danger of an Unconverted Ministry” (1740) by Gilbert Tennent and Benjamin Franklin’s autobiographical account of his “Pursuit of Moral Perfection” (c.1730s) and answer the following series of questions as short individual answers. ANSWER IN YOUR OWN WORDS‚ as you EXPLAIN the meaning of his statements. DO NOT SIMPLY REPEAT THE WORDING FROM THE DOCUMENT: 1. How does Franklin create his list (from what source or sources does he draw upon to compile the list)? Feedback

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