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    Genre Essay-Proposal Draft: I. Introduction Casino in Las Colinas- Cha-Ching!!!! Having a casino built in DFW has been a lingering idea for some time now. Though it has been met with some opposition‚ many prevalent leaders‚ amongst the DFW community‚ are all for a casino being brought to this growing international hot spot. With the simple some planning we can provide the locals and tourist really something special. II. “Problem Analysis” Some of the major objections come from the small community

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    is a very powerful and moving song that not only defines our country as a free and independent nation‚ but it also presents us with the struggles we went through to become who we are. The Star Spangled Banner originated as the poem “Defense of Fort McHenry” in 1814 by Frances Scott Key. The national anthem was not written during the American Revolution‚ contrary to popular belief. It was‚ in fact‚ written in the War of 1812. Although the poem has four unique stanzas‚ we normally only recognize the

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    negotiator‚ were put on a small boat without sails. All they did was sit and watch the British attack Fort McHenry. After twenty-five hours of continous bombing on Fort McHenry the British were unsuccessful of destroying the fort‚ the way they wanted it to look. Key was so anxious to see if the flag was still standing‚ it was. Key was very excited so he wrote a poem down and named it “Defense of Fort McHenry.” It was later renamed “The Star-Spangled Banner.” In 1931 it became the United State’s national

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    “It seemed as though Mother Earth had opened and was vomiting shot and shell in a sheet of fire and brimstone.” Francis Scott Key wrote this after watching British warships send a fleet of shells and rockets onto Fort McHenry in Baltimore harbor. Although there was great tragedy resulting from this event it was just another chapter in the ongoing war of 1812. I (Adalie Peterson) am an editor for Houghton-Mifflin and I also am a publisher of social studies books for middle school students. Due to

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    banner” The composer is: Francis Scott Key. He is known for writing the lyrics to the national anthem. Born on August 1‚ 1779‚ in Frederick County‚ Maryland‚ Francis Scott Key became a lawyer who witnessed the British attack on Fort McHenry during the War of 1812. The fort withstood the day-long assault‚ inspiring Key to write a poem that would become the future U.S. national anthem‚ "The Star-Spangled Banner." Key later served as a district attorney for Washington‚ D.C. He died on January 11‚ 1843

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    Key. During the war of 1812 Francis Scott Key was taken hostage on a British ship. He was held captive there during the Battle of Fort McHenry where the British ships were barraging the fort with rockets and artillery throughout the night. But when the sun rose the next morning‚ Key found the American flag‚ which only had 15 stars at the time‚ still standing on the Fort. That even inspired him to write the Star Spangled Banner which became our national anthem in 1931 when congress made it official

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    sight of the vast forces the British had gathering around Fort Detroit was too intimidating. Another attempt failed but also had a success‚ General Van Rensselaer marched across the Niagara River and launched an invasion on Queenston Heights. In spite of the fact that his invasion was poorly organized Van Rensselaer was able to seize a redan gun gaining control of the battle and slaying General Isaac Brock while he tried to retake the fort. Afterwards British reinforcements arrived and drove out Van

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    of 1812 Notes Timeline of Events 1807 – The Chesapeake Incident 1811 – Battle of Tippecanoe 1812 – U.S. declares war. 1813 – Battle of Lake Erie 1813 – Battle of the Thames 1814 – March on Washington‚ D.C. 1814 – Battle of Baltimore (Fort McHenry) 1814 – Treaty of Ghent 1815 – Battle of New Orleans The Chesapeake Incident (1807) Main facts: Britain and France at war Both sides forbid neutral trade w/enemy. British begin impressment of sailors (even Americans). The Chesapeake Incident

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    attempt to stop the British but the U.S. troops were not set up well and ended with the city of Washington being evacuated. British was not done attacking as a few weeks later they attacked Fort McHenry in Maryland however the U.S. was able to withstand the attack and prevent the British from capturing Fort McHenry. The British forces left in defeat and talk of making peace with each other

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    The realization of the word choice‚ symbolism‚ imagery‚ theme‚ and author’s message in these revolutionary anthems. When reading or listening to “Beasts of England‚” “The Star Spangled Banner‚” and “The Internationale‚” analyzing each song for individual use of the literary terms above and how or why they were important. Compared each of these songs together have similarities and differences. The Beast of England is an anthem of the animals at Manor Farm as an inspirational tool in their rebellion

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