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    England’s unwillingness to compromise‚ mismanagement of the colonies‚ heavy taxation of the colonists that violated their rights‚ the distractions of foreign affairs and politics in England and the strict trading policies that England tried to enforce together made the revolution inevitable. The British were definitely expected to win the dispute because they significantly over powered the Colonists in most areas. They had more money‚ weapons‚ people‚ etc. However the American’s prevailed with

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    different reason of fighting in the war‚ but also also they wanted the same thing out of it.When the reader reviews the background behind each revolution through my essay they will discover hardships of each revolution and which country excelled to their goal of fighting the war . Keywords: American‚French‚Hardships There were revolutionary wars that took place a long time ago that will forever be marked in history.We will learn about it today and then thirty-five years later from now and so on

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    What if… What if American colonists lost the American Revolution and Great Britain won? If American colonists lost I believe more people would die or put on trial for defying the king. I think the king will send more soldiers to fight for him and to kill the leaders and anyone who defied him. We would have the country that we have today. If Great Britain won we might still be under the rule of a monarch. Although the American colonists lost the American Revolution I believe they would try again

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    While Jamestown is now viewed as the first successful British Colony‚ it came close to failing in its first years. Early colonization attempts were not always successful‚ and the odds were not in Jamestown’s favor. From the very beginning‚ it seems‚ Jamestown was bound to be a failure. While many challenges were presented to this colony‚ in the end‚ somehow they rose above these situations and founded what is now modern day Virginia. The beginnings of Jamestown started with none other than aristocrats--

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    accurately represents the American point of view of the signing of the Mayflower Compact and the events thereafter. The central part of the painting is the actual signing of the Compact in one of the ships rooms; it was signed by the leaders of the colonists aboard the ship. On the left of that image it shows a Wampanoag Indian holding a bow. Evidently he was part of the Wampanoag tribe who supplied the Pilgrims with corn and other Indian foods and supplies which enabled the Pilgrims to last through

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    Reasons for the American Revolution The King of England and Parliament were the direct causes of the American Revolution‚ because of their demands on colonists and harsh reactions after the colonists failure to meet their ridiculous expectations. These demands were far greater than any loyal American was able to provide. The taxes placed on Americans were so heinous that the sugar in their mugs was taxable. Survival while paying these taxes was slim to none. How could Britain force

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    Themes of Early American Literature Early American literature does a tremendous job of revealing the exact conditions and challenges that were faced by the explorers and later by the colonists of the New World. From early shipwrecks to the later years of small colonies barely surviving through dreadful winters‚ the literary works of the time period focus on some very recognizable themes. The theme of any given work – being simply the unifying subject or idea – is a very important element of any

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    dying due to sickness‚ mostly due to the fear that they would also contract the disease that they carried. This usually led to fighting among the group‚ it lasted even after Smith was kidnapped by the Indians. It was not until the Indians gave the colonists food‚ that the fighting calmed down. Bradford described a different relationship between himself and his followers. The rich and healthy were helping the sick‚ doing everything for them until they recovered. It did not matter if they contracted a

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    would find was suffering and disappointment‚” which would foreshadow the years ahead. The colony would soon prove to be an immediate disaster. First of all the settlers neglected to plant crops because they were so eager to find new riches. The colonists had never really planned to grow all of their own food. Instead‚ their plans depended upon trade with the local Native Americans to supply them with enough food between the arrival of periodic supply ships from England. This quickly caused their

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    qualities of Puritanism that help them to cope with hardship. Discuss their similarities regarding their attitudes toward God and their responses to hardship. Throughout both of these people’s stories‚ difficult situations arise in which they are both able to find peace and overcome due to their Puritanism faith. Mary Rowlandosn‚ a colonist from Lancaster‚ was kidnapped from her town along with her children by the Wampanoag tribe. Mary experienced hardships due to the strenuous traveling pace and lack

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