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    Wealth is powerful when it is obtained by someone‚ but even more powerful when it is not. When people are striving for riches they tend to put that need above everything else. People will go through all sorts of difficulties and obstacles to make it in life. Striving for wealth and power is something that brings both positive and negative results. During the colonial period the development of the Virginia and Massachusetts colonies was greatly influenced by the effects of the search for riches and

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    They both had different personalities. When William Bradford was on his voyage he told people about his hardships in the New World. I mentioned before that they were both leaders but William Bradford was the leader of the Plymouth colony. Bradford had a different purpose for his writings. In his diary‚ he wanted to tell future generations about all his experiences

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    secure territory. In general‚ all of the various European nationalities used their advantages in war tactics to force the Indians off of their own lands and onto lands that they were unfamiliar with. This in turn caused the Indians a great amount of hardship‚ because they now did not know the best places to hunt‚ or to gather berries‚ or to garden‚ or where to build their homesteads. By using violence to force the Indians to move away from their familiar homelands‚ the Europeans also caused a breakdown

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    American History book covering the time period of 1492 until the early 1760’s‚ A People’s History tells the story of the "discovery" of America‚ early colonization by European powers‚ the governing of these colonies‚ and the rising discontent of the colonists towards their leaders. Zinn‚ however‚ stresses the role of a number of groups and ideas that most books neglect or skim over: the plight of the Native Americans that had their numbers reduced by up to 90% by European invasion‚ the equality of these

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    subdue Ireland absorbed money and energy directed towards new world B. England and North America 3. Early ventures a. Humphrey Gilbert’s failed Newfoundland colony b. Walter Raleigh’s failed Roanoke colony colonists abandoned to England‚ colony abandoned to live among indians 4. Impetus for North American colonization c. National rivalry i. Opposition to (Spanish) Catholicismthreat to england’s protestant stability

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    Revolutionary War. Adam Cooper‚ one of the main characters‚ is a fifteen year old who lives with his family in Lexington‚ Massachusetts. He is oppressed ( as the book says) by his father‚ Moses Cooper‚ which means to keep someone in subservience and hardship. Not only does Adam get watched over ‚ but his father questions whether or not his son is a man or not. This effects where and what he does. An example of this is when Adam wishes to attend a Township Committee meeting on April 18th ‚ but he didn’t

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    a positive step for the convicts and colonists. They could now be transferred from Government employment into private sector for the officers and settlers. As the first Governor of New South Wales‚ Phillip was putting his policies and procedures in place. Phillip also ruled that once convicts had completed their sentence they were to be granted small farms. By 1792 it was clear the colony’s difficulties were diminishing. There were more than 4000 colonists in Sydney‚ Parramatta and on Norfolk

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    roots to the United States. The Hispanic population is also very distinct‚ and has endured racial discrimination throughout history. The experiences of these two groups have only added to their diversity‚ and have made them stronger because of the hardships they both have had to endure. Orthodox Judaism differs from other religious groups dramatically. Like other religions‚ Orthodox Jews are very strict when it comes to their religious beliefs and worship practices‚ but they are still very diverse

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    roles that they were not willing to give up when the war came to an end. Therefore‚ while the Africans were subjected to helping Europe fight for their freedom from their enemies this led to many questioning their own role. If they could help their colonist fight for their freedom why could they not fight for their

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    abundance of toil and hard of their own health‚ fetched them wood‚ made them fires‚ dressed them meat‚ made their beds‚ washed their loathsome clothes‚ clothed and unclothed them." Bradford and Smith‚ both leaders of their colonies‚ wrote of their hardships in the new world. Despite these similarities the way they acted was very

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