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    but still oppressed and treated differently because of the skin they were born in. Civil leaders all over came together to organize strikes‚ boycotts‚ and marches. Minorities and police officers were at odds because some Americans didn’t see anything wrong with not allowing minorities to have the same rights as others. The goal was to bring attention to the civil issues. One of the key issues that African Americans faced was voting. Martin Luther King Jr. knew that voting was vital in America‚ so

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    In the years leading up to the Civil War‚ the United States began to undergo significant changes‚ changes that would eventually lead to the secession of southern states‚ creation of the confederacy and the beginning of the Civil War. During these years‚ the nation was in the midst of a transformation from an underdeveloped nation of farmers and frontiersmen into an urbanized economic powerhouse. As the industrialized North and the agricultural South grew apart‚ acute differences in political‚ economic

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    Explain how Ragtime music combines the elements of both Europe and Africa: 3. What are the instruments found in a standard rhythm section? The instruments in the rhythm section include at least one chord instrument‚ one bass instrument‚ and one percussion instrument. The chord instrument can be of two types: strummed and keyboard. Bass instruments include tuba‚ string bass‚ electric bass‚ and synthesizer bass. Finally‚ the principal percussion instrument is the drum set. 4. How did the minstrel

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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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    this policy‚ southern states created laws limiting Black rights‚ such as restricted labor rights and property rights. (American History) Republicans believed that federal governments should give Blacks greater protection under the law. Republican Lyman Trumball shared the same beliefs‚ and on January 5th created the Civil Rights Bill of 1866. Although the Civil Rights Bill of 1866 did not address voting and office holding rights‚ the bill granted all people of America—no matter the race—basic citizenship

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    There were many reasons for the Civil War. As an example‚ most people feel as if the Civil War was about slavery‚ although recently we have found that it was actually about federal and state rights. Slavery was a small but effective role in the Civil War. The southern half of the United States were “slave states” as the north were “free states”‚ there were always an equal amount of slave and free states. The south and north had very different views and constantly got into disagreements with each

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    The American Civil War from 1861-1865 was the bloodiest conflict in American history. One such person who wrote on slavery‚ southern society‚ and the Civil War was Karl Marx. Marx was mostly known for his critical writings on capitalism and European society‚ but the unique situations in the New World captured his attention. For Marx‚ the way in which the world was organized was strictly based upon economic factors and conditions. He would argue that the focus of the American Civil War should be on

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    This investigation will explore the question: To what extent did the events of the Civil War affect American musical culture between the years 1851-1875? The time period chosen‚ 1851-1875‚ will be examined closely in order to determine the changes in American musical preferences and trends caused by the Civil War. The first source to be evaluated is the book by Christian McWhirter - Battle Hymns: The Power and Popularity of Music in the Civil War‚ written in 2012. The use of this source is essential

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    centuries after the first slaves were brought over in 1619. Historians argue over whether or not slavery could have ended sooner than it had and without a violent conflict. Many historians believe that slavery was on the decline prior to the invention of the cotton gin and would have ended in a whisper through lack of use caused by the release of slaves out of moral and economic reasons tied to the loss of a cash crop‚ while other historians believe that slavery would have inevitably ended in war due to

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    1861 the once unified United States of America broke into war between the Confederate South and Union North with the aim for a short war over in a matter of months. Not a soul anticipated the nearly 4 year war that seemed everlasting. The foundational hope for the North to reunite the Union soon changed as the war moved at a tedious pace. They realized the abolition of slavery needed to be fought for. The Civil War changed Americans viewpoint toward the black population‚ political parties‚ and

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