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    it would function politically and socially. These structures of caste provided upper-caste Hindus with a privileged social and political position backed by religious dogma. The presence of the British‚ under the British East India Company from 1600-1857 ‚ and the British Crown from 1858 until 1947‚ had been a major influence in defining India’s political and social structures. This British influence shaped Indian caste based politics by strengthening caste identity‚ playing different caste groups

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    FRQ APUSH North vs. South

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    primary focus for economic gain was industry. Railroads‚ telegraphs‚ machines…oh my! The North also had the advantage of economic stability from the California Gold Rush which aided them to flourish dramatically‚ though plummeted during the Panic of 1857‚ which negatively affected the North due to the inflation caused by the gold. Once California was accepted into the Union (as a free state)‚ its abundance of gold deposits held the North on its high horse before the reoccurring panics.

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    Eugène Atget Eugène Atget is the photographer of Paris. From 1897 to 1927‚ followed on a daily basis the changes that have occurred in the appearance of the city and there was the same. He was born in 1857‚ the son of a constructor of carriages in Libourne‚ and lived much of his life in Paris‚ where he explored and developed as metropolis‚ since the notion of non-place to a third dimension‚ the last one that particularly interested the Surrealists. Atget devoted himself to take pictures not

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    the world… The free laborer must work or starve. He is more of slave than the Negro‚ because he works longer and harder for less allowance than the slave.” George Fitzhugh‚ 1857 ACE Response; This is a famous quote entitled “The Blessings of Slavery”. I feel that George Fitzhugh had a lot of purpose behind this quote. The point he is trying to get by is that although slaves had suffered for many years‚ all of their life

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    as Mustafa‚ his second name Kemal (meaning Perfection or Maturity) was given to him by his mathematics teacher in recognition of his academic excellence.[2] He was born to a turkish family living in Thessaloniki. Mustafa’s mother was Zubeyde Hanim (1857-1923)‚ a devout Muslim and "as fair as any Slav from beyond the Bulgarian frontier" with "fine white" skin and "eyes of a deep but clear light blue". [3] In his early years‚ his mother encouraged Mustafa to attend a religious school‚ something he did

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    The Dred Scott decision was an important ruling by the Supreme Court of the United States that had a significance influence on the issue of slavery. The case was decided in 1857 and that slaves were viewed as property‚ and had no individual rights. This controversy began when Scott traveled with his owner to Illinois‚ a free state and lived there for seven years‚ in the end returning to Missouri‚ a slave state. When his owner passed away‚ Scott filed a lawsuit arguing that he should be considered

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    Lincoln’s perspective on slavery was that it should stay in the Southern states only‚ where it would either not spread or die out‚ but the Kansas-Nebraska Act made the anti-slavery adherents enraged. To make matters worse‚ a new debate was added in 1857 – the Dred Scott case‚ which ruled that the Congress couldn’t prevent slavery from new territories. As agitation continued to stir‚ Abraham Lincoln – as mentioned above – delivered his House Divided speech to establish his beliefs toward slavery and

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    bravery surrendered their lives for the sake of free India. The freedom came at a heavy price‚ of lives and division of united India and that’s why we must respect and appreciate our independence. Indian freedom fight officially began with mutiny of 1857. The initial freedom fighters and patriots were Mangal Pandey‚ Rani of Jhansi‚ Tantia Tope and several others. They led the uprising that was brutally suppressed by the cruel British rulers. It was the arrival of the Father of the Nation‚ Mahatma Gandhi

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    Muslims have totally opposite culture.   SOCIAL DIFFERENCE There exist a number of social differences between the Hindus and Muslims. The food‚ their clothing‚ words and salutations‚ the gestures are totally different.   ECONOMIC DIFFERENCE After 1857‚ Muslims economy was crushed and all the trade policies were formed in such a way so as to destroy the Muslims ambition. They were thrown out of Government services and their estate and properties were confiscated. However the Hindus were provided

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    George Fitzhugh‚ Cannibals All! In “George Fitzhugh‚ Cannibals All!”‚ George Fitzhugh is attempting to defend slavery. Fitzhugh spoke of how well slaves were treated‚ but mainly‚ he focused on how the North was guilty of slavery as much as the South was. He spoke of slavery as a kind alternative to being forced to otherwise work in the “free North”‚ where capital commands labor. He mocks the “free North”‚ stating that it is merely a society that is ruled by capitalism. Throughout the document‚ He

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