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    During the Revolutionary War women stepped up and proved that they were not beneath men. Showcasing that they could be as strong as the men and that they weren’t just made to cook and be tasteful companions for their husbands. Without women’s support in the Revolutionary War‚ the war wouldn’t have been as successful. They managed businesses‚ became secret soldiers‚ and opposed British Policies‚ proving that they could perform tasks just as well as men. With their husbands going off to war or Congress

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    women had a way of living society. For example‚ women took part in many activities such as raising money by going door-to-door selling things that she may have made. With that money‚ they would send it to war efforts to protect the men in their families. During the time of the Revolutionary War‚ there were a group of women called camp followers‚ who provide service for their family members that serve in the army such as being nurses‚ cooked and cleaned‚ basically anything that cared for the men.

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    History 2061 October 7‚ 2012 The Participation of African American in the Revolutionary War The Declaration of Independence embodied the dogma of those American colonists who were in favor of the American Revolution (1775-1783). Written by the Continental Congress‚ this document boldly endorsed and demanded “certain unalienable Rights”. Among these rights were “Life‚ Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness”‚ which the Continental Congress considered to be explicitly necessary for “all men”. Based

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    Waging a living Waging a living is based on four people’s lives on achieving the American Dream and leaving the poor to become a better person financially and overall. The four people in the video are Jean R‚ Jerry L‚ Mary V‚ and Barbara B. All four have interesting stories and many hardships to overcome. The two most interesting moments that struck me in the video were about Jerry. Jerry was homeless at one point and lives paycheck to paycheck. I could not imagine my life depending on my next paycheck

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    Alien and Sedition Acts in 1798. The Alien and Sedition Acts took a lot of the power away from the people and gave it back to the government. These Acts were highly controversial and after Americans had just fought for their freedoms in the Revolutionary War‚ they were not willing to give them up under the new government they had just fought for. Thomas Jefferson played a large role in the opposition to these acts with the Kentucky Resolutions. Ultimately‚ when Jefferson became president in 1801

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    U.S HIST. Were the American colonists justified in waging war and breaking away from Britain ? The colonists were in every right‚ aspect and mind not only justified but also it was about time that they stood of and actually take action against the British. The choice of going to war with them‚ was the only choice that they had. All diplimatical options that they had ceased to stand a chance against the tyrant Britain

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    The war actually lasted nine years. In the end‚ France lost all of their land to the english‚ and Spain gave up florida. The Quebec act was issued to allow French law to be used in court‚ this was issued to be polite to the french. This war cost a lot of money‚ and that led to taxes! The colonists didn’t like all of the taxes they had to pay. There was a tax on; Sugar‚ Molasses

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    distillers into smugglers. The years of the early eighteenth century were a period of “salutary neglect.” This was a time of peace or was actually a period of time-out in which both England and France used in the years until 1739 to strengthen their war-making capacity. Though this was known as a period of “salutary neglect”‚ in reality it was an era when King and Parliament increased their control over colonial

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    Austin Taylor AP United States History September 25‚ 2014 Revolutionary War DBQ Essay As the American Revolution began to evolve‚ the American colonists began to realize that the colonies were separate from the British and actually a united group over a course of 100 years. They began to develop their own political‚ cultural and economic beliefs‚ which showed the tremendous differences between the colonies and the British value on how a country should be ruled and run. Economic struggles during

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    Deborah Samson was a Massachusetts woman who disguised herself as a man and served for over a year in the revolutionary war. I think it was very brave of her to do that knowing how much trouble she could have got in. In Deborah Samson’s child and teenage years were rough because she lived in poverty. It didn’t make anything any better when her father left on a expedition

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