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    curtains open and you are pulled into the world of “Evita”‚ the story of Eva Peron: her humble beginnings‚ meteoric rise to fame and sudden death. And all of it is true. Eva was an amazing woman who helped the culture of Argentina through her political impact and love for her people and she continues to inspire people with her story through the Broadway musical‚ Evita. Eva Peron is arguably the most influential woman in all of Argentinian history. She was the First Lady of Argentina from 1946-1952 and

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    Bailey Wright  Oklahoma History   March 3‚ 2015    Choctaws and the Civil War    The Civil War brought on trying times to not only the American people but also  the tribes. The tribes were given a choice of joining the Confederacy or the Union. This  decision would change all the lives of the tribal people. What would happen if they  chose the side that lost? How would that impact them? These questions flood the brains  of the tribes. When it was time for the Choctaw to make a decision they chose the 

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    Every war although initiated for a reason makes an impact on its nation. The Civil War (1861-1865) has been one of the most important events in the history of America. “... and I won’t forget the men who died‚…”‚ says Lee Greenwood. Over 600‚000 souls were lost fighting in the war that made impacts on the country that are still visible today. Therefore‚ the Civil War significantly changed the United States because of the political and social impact‚ medical advances‚ and the ending of the pernicious

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    Technology’s Impact on the Voyage of Christopher Columbus Columbus’s voyage is a subject that has been taught to every student since kindergarten and earlier. Technology is one of the basis of modern society that we cannot even dream of living without. We rely completely on our smartphones‚ laptops‚ and global positioning system‚ GPS. However‚ the idea of combining our technology‚ that we find common and essential‚ and the first voyage of Christopher Columbus‚ an event that occurred hundreds of years

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    The Civil war is said to be the war that resulted in the most casualties in history. Although it did not directly begin as a war against slavery‚ the Civil War would eventually lead to a war to abolish slavery. Slaves before and during the civil war lived in other regions of the United states. However they may have been slaves all the same‚ but they lived very different lives. Even after the war was over and slaves were freed their lives would all still be different based on their origins. First

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    later life‚ and achieve of Elvis Presley made a long-lasting impact on the whole world. Elvis Aaron Presley had a very interesting early life. His childhood was pretty typical. Elvis was born on January 8‚ 1935‚ in Tupelo‚ Mississippi (Biography). His parents‚ Vernon and Gladys Presley‚ moved around regularly‚ usually because of work (Elvis Presley)(Biography). Elvis received his education from Humes High School (Ibid). He did not attend college. At

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    Religion’s Impact on Slaves and their Generations How grave it is for one human being to devise or seek ways to conquer another and then force them into labor that is not for their benefit. Such was the case when African Americans were forcefully bought to America to be slaves. History has shed a great deal of light on the cruelties that they faced as slaves. As much as we try to organize history and understand what they actually went through‚ we will never understand the totality of their broken

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    Thomas Jefferson had a very important life and he made an impact on the United States. He had many jobs in his lifetime‚ and they were all equally as important as the rest. Jefferson was born April 13‚ 1743‚ at a Shadwell Plantation in Virginia. His parents were Jane Randolph Jefferson and Peter Jefferson. His mom’s family were claimed English and Scottish royalty. Peter Jefferson was a successful farmer‚ skilled surveyor‚ and he produced the first accurate map of the province of Virginia. Jefferson’s

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    literature by changing the tradition of how books are published‚ and by what genres define a book. First‚ we must touch the Pensieve (Dumbledore’s stone basin where memories are stored) to travel back in time where it all started. It’s the 1990s. Rowling was moving to Manchester with her boyfriend at the time (Friedman). When she takes a train back London‚ Harry Potter pops into her head. It was on that train that the boy who lived was born and would soon impact the literature world. During the time

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    Back in the old western times of the south‚ Wyatt Earp was a legend amongst men and outlaws. He was a famous law enforcer and frontier man. Wyatt Earp was born March 19‚ 1848 and died January 13‚ 1929. Wyatt died at the age of 81 with his wife and no kids. He worked for the law and helped tame the wild cowboy culture that pervaded the frontier. In Tombstone‚ Arizona‚ Wyatt got into a feud with a local rancher that resulted in the gunfight at the O.K. Corral‚ perhaps the most famous gunfight in

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