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    The American Dream

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    dream is the belief that anyone can achieve success in a society through sacrifice‚ risk-taking and hard work. The American dream cannot be attained by chance‚ each individual must be determined and driven to get to their goal and achieve happiness. Benjamin Franklin was raised as a poor child‚ and worked his way up to wealth. He had many setbacks but with his drive built his career up to finally running his own publication company‚ being an influential member of society‚ and becoming very wealthy. Olaudah

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    okay and important to have books. Bradbury may have used Ecclesiastes to show they need more of a teacher. Montag is the best teacher in the society. Allusion: Benjamin Franklin Category: Historical Quote: “ Established‚ 1790‚ to burn English-influenced books in the Colonies. First Fireman: Benjamin Franklin.” Context: Benjamin Franklin‚ is said to be one of the fathers of the American Dream. He is also and famous for his Autobiography. He is also the founder of America’s first fire brigade

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    1773- Massachusetts patriots dressed as Mohawk Indians protest the British Tea Act by dumping crates of tea into the Boston Harbor. The British Tea Act was when the British increased the taxes on tea that were shipped to the colonies. 1774- Benjamin Franklin and the First Continental Congress convenes in Philadelphia. 1775- Shots are fired at Lexington and Concord. The colonists force the British troops back to Boston. George Washington takes command of the Continental Army. 1776- Thomas

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    dark view of the world because they believe that you are born with this evilness inside you. Deists were believers in the concept that all humans were created equal. This is evident in ‘A Dissertation on Liberty and Necessity‚ Pleasure and Pain by Benjamin Franklin. He writes "If He is all-powerful‚ there can be nothing either existing or acting in the Universe against or without his Consent; and what He consents to must be good‚ because He is good; therefore‚ Evil doth not exist" (Franklin‚ 26). This

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    Response paper The essay “The way to wealth”‚ written by Benjamin Franklin and published in 1757‚ deals with the former bad economical situation in America and gives advice how to escape from it to achieve a wealthier life. In the following‚ I will elaborate on the different kinds of virtues that Franklin found important in order to become wealthier as well as the fact that they are still relevant nowadays. Benjamin Franklin points out that every man can improve his life and accomplish wealth

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    The Autobiography and other Writings of Benjamin Franklin: In this autobiography about Benjamin Franklin I learned a lot of new material I did not know before. Mr. Franklin was born in Boston‚ MA. He was born on January 17‚ 1706. Benjamin is the youngest of five generations of youngest sons. He had 11 brothers and sisters. His father made soap and candles for a living. His mother raised the children. Ben went to school and finished in 1716. Though he would have liked to continue‚ his family was

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    Loyalists Dbq

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    A cannot be correct‚ because even though Congress agreed to “earnestly recommend” that the Loyalists’ confiscated property should be returned much of their land‚ money‚ and resources went to the Patriots. The Loyalists’ rights were not protected as many of them were abused and executed by the Patriots‚ causing the majority of the Loyalists to flee to Florida and later Canada or British Caribbean islands. The treaty did not protect the rights of the Loyalists. B is incorrect‚ because the treaty was

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    Also all this rebelling against England led to the American Revolution. So this all contributes to the identity of the colonies to a long extent. The colonists showed their unity to a long extent. Benjamin Franklin tried to unite the colonies with the JOIN OR DIE banner. Benjamin expressed on the banner that together the colonies can overcome British rule. In the Declaration of Causes of taking up the arms‚ also supports the unity of the colonies. When the colonists took the arms‚ it was

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    "Emersonian Influences on Ben Franklin ’s Autobiography" Being one of the first "self-made men" in America‚ Benjamin Franklin and his autobiography best portrayed many of Ralph Waldo Emerson ’s views regarding transcendentalism. Coinciding with Emerson ’s views of self-reliance‚ Franklin placed a great deal of value on individuality and self worth. He was independent and determined‚ rising above the poverty in which he and his fourteen other brothers and sisters were raised. Due to the lack of

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    Great Awakening

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    The Great Awakening arose at a time of questioning how an individual’s role manifested itself in religion and society. These ideas were brought about by Henry Thoreau and John Locke during the Enlightenment Era‚ which emphasized reason and logic and it allowed for one to realize the power of the individual and to view the universe in the light of scientific law. In response to the current Enlightenment ideas the Great Awakening went against these current popular beliefs and affirmed that in order

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