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    REL321 25 March 2012 First Portfolio Essay Assignment Hey Diana‚ I am writing this letter today with hopes to inform you about a religions course I am taking. I know you are a history guy so I thought it would be interesting to write about the religious history of America. The United States happens to be one of very few major nations in history to be founded and established on principles of separation of church and state. This book I am reading‚ “The Religious History of America”‚ by Edwin Gaustad

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    Tenochtitlan where Aztecs rules. Tlaxcala‚ a state what the arrived at Tenochtitlan‚ thought they were gods offering gifts of gold but was lead to disaster 7. Christopher Columbus-(motive) went to find China but reach Bahamas and then Cuba and then Hispaniola‚ they wanted to convert religion to Christianity and find gold. Reach the Caribbean’s and the mainland of central America 8. Encomienda-a system that permitted the conquering Spaniard to collect tribute from the natives and use them as laborers

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    Chapter 15 Q&A’s 1. The Maritime Revolution: * Starts because of Ferdinand Magellan * Expedition to reach East Indies * Maritime era marked end of a long period. * Broadened and deepened contacts‚ alliances‚ & conflicts across ancient cultural boundaries. 2. Global Maritime Expansion Before 1450: * Strong ships were needed * New sailing techniques * Rewards for sea travel made them worthwhile 3. The Pacific Ocean: * Polynesians originated in Asia

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    Subsequently‚ L’ouverture was succeeded in abolishing slavery throughout the entire island‚ as well as in his becoming the governor for life of Hispaniola(the entire island). Essentially Haiti could now claim its independence as well as identify as a republic. Socially‚ it was very significant for there be a change in society in regards to the power people of color had. People’s lives did change‚

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    flowing‚ curse hair and large‚ slightly oblique dark eyes. They were generally naked‚ unmarried women went naked‚ married ones wore a flap over their genitals (the length of the flap determined their rank). They settled in Cuba‚ Jamaica‚ Bahamas‚ Hispaniola‚ Puerto Rico‚ The Lesser Antilles (before they were chased out by the Kalinagos) and The Virgin Islands. Their chief‚ who was known as the Cacique‚ lived in large rectangular buildings‚ whereas commoners lived in circular buildings. They settled

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    people. They got their independence‚ but they had to pay the French‚ who were the losers of the war. However‚ Kona Shen stated that Haiti was afraid of being invaded again by foreign forces because “French troops remain[ed] in the eastern part of Hispaniola and France is actively lobbying England‚ Spain and the United States to isolate Haiti commercially and diplomatically” (Shen). Moreover‚ that indicated that French may have wanted to get revenge from the Haitians. In addition‚ they may have planned

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    <a href="http://law.jrank.org/pages/11887/Colonial-Period.html">Colonial Period - European Settlement Of North America‚ Factors Influencing Early Colonial Law‚ Differences From The English Criminal Justice System</a> ------------------------------------------------- Top of Form Bottom of Form Other Free Encyclopedias » Law Library - American Law and Legal Information » Crime and Criminal Law Colonial Period - European Settlement Of North America‚ Factors Influencing Early Colonial

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    AP® UNITED STATES HISTORY 2008 SCORING GUIDELINES Question 2 Early encounters between American Indians and European colonists led to a variety of relationships among the different cultures. Analyze how the actions taken by BOTH American Indians and European colonists shaped those relationships in TWO of the following regions. Confine your answer to the 1600s. New England Chesapeake Spanish Southwest New York and New France The 8–9 Essay • Contains a clear‚ well-developed thesis that addresses

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    much less prepared‚ having loads of ships carrying rich‚ upperclassmen who were not capable of survival in unsettled lands. The New World helped Spain gain most of the power in Europe‚ starting with expeditions to the Caribbean‚ and settled in Hispaniola‚ Puerto Rico‚ Jamaica‚ and Cuba. Along with enslaving the tribes‚ the Spanish explorers brought disease from Europe‚ which helped in wiping out many of the Native Americans‚ making it easier to become dominant over them This also allowed them to

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    female population is greater ‚ with 5‚219‚090 women ‚representing 50.15% of total‚ compared to male with 5‚186‚853 or a total of 50.15%. 3. Geographic Areas Dominican Republic is located on the West Indies that occupies the eastern five-eighths of Hispaniola‚ the land border shared with Haiti‚ which occupies the western three-eighths of the island‚ is 376 kilometer long. Dominican Republic’s shores are washed by the Atlantic Ocean to the north and the Caribbean Sea to the south. The Dominican Republic

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