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    them. But deep in my heart there is a little piece of me that at least understands what might have driven them to such a horrendous‚ evil undertaking. But what those boys did was equally inexcusable and evil. Brett Betzig – Brendan’s friend in Springfield. Citation: One thing about Brendan: He hated injustice (Page 22) Deidre Bunson – student on the Middletown high school Paul Burns – Football player. Citation: One day in class we were talking about morality‚ and Brendan said there was

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    Mary Todd Lincoln

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    fourteen‚ my stepmother forced me to leave home and attend a boarding school owned by a French woman. I learned to speak French fluently‚ and I also studied dance‚ drama‚ and music. When I was around twenty years old I went to go visit my sister in Springfield‚ Illinois. There I got interested in an intelligent young man named Abraham Lincoln. After a hectic courtship‚ we got engaged‚ but it wasn’t for long! The engagement broke because Abraham didn’t think he could support me‚ and both our families didn’t

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    This time he got second‚ but he was one of four men that got accepted into the Illinois House of Representatives from Sogamon County. He was twenty-eight years old when he moved to Springfield. There he met Joshua Speed. Abraham moved in with him atop a general store. He then met a man named Stephen A. Douglas. Douglas was a Whig‚ which favored a strong government. They became immediate rivals. Lincoln won a third and fourth term in the

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    the characters in the Swiss Family Robinson have done this through the grace of God and their adventures‚ no one will have to educate themselves first hand. This paper will be going over how the characters in SFR tamed the buffalo and the ostrich. For many years‚ the mighty buffalo has been examined as a strong being. This animal was a hard animal to tame‚ although the Robinsons completed the task. They first had to poke a hole through a calf’s nostril to put either a ring or a stick through it. Then

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    never suspected of any wrong doing beyond staying on side of her husband while they fled for over one hundred miles on foot‚ was so disturbing that on March 6th ‚ a day shy of a month after it happened‚ it was still being reported on as far away as Springfield

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    As a result of technological developments‚ the Plains Indians suffered many losses. Most notably‚ the expansion of the railroad led to a severe loss of the Indian population as well as their culture and way of life‚ which depended heavily on the buffalo. Railroad expansion brought white settlers to lands which were nearby to pre-existing Indian territories. This caused much conflict between Native Americans and whites who wanted to claim the land. Indians also experienced difficulties because treaties

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    hay or they would braid each other’s hair. While children were busy playing and learning the mothers would build tepees and make clothes and cook meals. They build tepees out of wooden poles that were covered with weather-proof animal skin such as buffalo hides. It is a cone shape with a flappy entrance rounding the base and narrowing an open smoke hole at the top. Most of these are 12-16 feet in diameter at the base. This type of home suited the nomadic lifestyle. A tepee was quickly built and easy

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    question has been submitted to‚ and considered by me‚ whether it would not be justifiable‚ upon the ground of necessary defense‚ for you‚ as commander in Chief of the United States Army‚ to arrest‚ or disperse the members of that body.” Weapons 12. Springfield

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    During the American Civil War many advancements in weapon technology were made. However many older stratagems and newer weapons were still being used by both the Union and Confederate forces. This combination of  more accurate‚ faster-firing weapons and outdated tactics would result in the highest amount of casualties of any American war. The Battle of Gettysburg alone‚ for example‚ resulted in approximately 50‚000 casualties. The improvements of military and civilian technology also aided both sides

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    tip of Sumba where large buffalo feast in the village of Mangganipi. While Kodi is a coastal region most of the 50 thousand Kodinese live inland near their gardens of rice and corn. They also raise chickens‚ pigs‚ horses‚ and water buffalo. Buffalo are the most important form of wealth in Kodi. As part of a complex system of ritual exchange buffalo circulate in bride price payments and are offered as funeral gifts‚ and to settle debts and disputes. At large feasts many buffalo are contributed to feed

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