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    The Privileged Vs. The self-Reliant In the essay “Grant and Lee: A Study in Contrasts‚” Bruce Catton claims that the two Civil War generals represented “two diametrically opposed elements in American life.” For Catton‚ Lee symbolized an aristocrat‚ while Grant embodied a democrat. This opposition does still exist in the country today. As Catton observes‚ Lee came from a “privileged” class from which “the county would get its leadership.” “He embodied a way of life that had come down through

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    How Michael Grant captured the reader’s attention. The author of this book‚ Michael Grant‚ captured the attention of the audience extremely well. For one‚ he knew the age group he was aiming to write towards and molded the story to please them‚ for example he showed what would happen if people were cut off‚ no power of any kind‚ and it showed how teens or kids of any kind would panic when a situation‚ such as this one‚ arises. Another way that the author captures the interest is that he didn’t make

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    army and replaced by Maj. Gen. George B. McClellan‚ who set about reorganizing and training the troops. Result(s): Confederate victory Vicksburg    Location: Warren County Date(s): May 18-July 4‚ 1863 Principal Commanders: Maj. Gen. Ulysses S. Grant [US]; Lt. Gen. John C. Pemberton [CS] Estimated Casualties: 19‚233 total (US 10‚142; CS 9‚091) Description: In May and June of 1863‚ Maj. Gen. Ulysses S. Grant’s armies converged on Vicksburg‚ investing the city and entrapping a Confederate army

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    will follow the same path of presidency. A path followed by great accomplishments of the Grant administration‚ has helped to set a rolling future for the United States and now we will improve upon the Grant administration using it as a stepping stone to once again unite the country. Now that the sure wind of war within our country has prevailed we must continue to rebuild upon the accomplishments of the Grant Administration. We must rebuild within our trust with other human beings and rebuild within

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    revenge. “Punnu’s Jihad” focuses on Punnu’s story‚ as well as his culture as a moslim and how Punnu showed compassion towards those who did him wrong. In “Punnu’s Jihad”‚ Punnu grants mercy to the father and the son because he feels pity and wants to be a good muslim‚ but in “Nawabdin Electrician”‚ Nawabdin refuses to grant mercy to the thief‚ because he believes there is no justification

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    HOTA RECONSTRUCTION QUIZ STUDY GUIDE Aftermath Lost cause: the confederates longed for that time when all was well and they were a “perfect” place where slavery was allowed and now they see their “movement” as a lost cause. Everything they fought for was in vain and now they lost everything. Potential opportunities from emancipation: now that slaves were freed‚ opportunities had been opened up to them. Black men could now vote‚ the freedmen’s bureau provided food to former slaves and

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    had a few goals in mind‚ and many‚ especially the more moderate‚ Republicans focused primarily on restoring the Union. Additionally‚ radicals attempted to grant full civil liberties to former slaves. In general‚ all pursuing Reconstruction wished to reiterate the unity of the United States‚ and most‚ especially from the North‚ wanted to grant partial civil rights to African Americans. However‚ in trying to reform the South‚ while the Northerners did succeed in passing much legislation‚ they did little

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    the front lines of the increasingly hostile Civil War. Taking place at the end of the war‚ O’Reilly goes into great detail describing the malicious battle between two famous generals. Robert E. Lee‚ general of the confederate army and Ulysses S. grant‚ general of the Union forces. Detailed plans for battle and battle strategies are explored for both the Union and the Confederacy. Lincoln’s hopes and fears for the end of the war and the end of the Confederacy are exposed as the book counts down

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    munitions - efficient railroad system - controlled the navy‚ which could be used to blockade s. ports and shut down the s. eco. - but would have to fight an offensive war (long supply lines‚ unfamiliar territory...) - capable mil. leaders‚ inc. Ulysses S. Grant -       Confederates had excellent generals too -Robert E. Lee and Thomas Jackson Defending is always easier than attacking (familiar w/climate and territory‚ possible psychological advantages) Farmers fight better than factory workers

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    2010 American Gothic One of America’s best known paintings‚ American Gothic‚ was painted by Grant Wood‚ a painter best known for the traditional paintings of his home-state‚ Iowa. American Gothic was the result of a movement known as regionalism. Regionalism was a movement in a 1930s America that was a reaction and resistance to Europeans attempt to depict the American way of life. Painters‚ like Grant Woods’ used the rural Midwest as their subject. I believe that American Gothic has well represented

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