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    Marissa Garcia HIST 1302 Web 5 WWII affects on America While World War II waged in Europe‚ which involved key power world players‚ America’s home front underwent significant change. With each war America became involved in‚ the war would inadvertently affect America domestically in positive and negative ways. World War II affected the America domestically with an increase in production‚ economy‚ and families in various ways. Before the war‚ other nations did not see America as a military threat

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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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    answer (441 words) Secularism How did secularism affect the people within Europe? Before secularism began to become more popular‚ the catholic church had complete power over Europe. It was even said at times that the pope had more power than the king of England. The church and state were run by the same people and believed the same things. Many nobles and teachers at universities were clerics within the church. There were times when it went as far as to punish people who did not believe in the church

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    disagreed‚ and felt that with no government intervention‚ the market would eventually take care of itself. Hayek did not favor inflation‚ and felt it was an evil that ruined society and damaged democracy. Although Hayek opposed inflation‚ Keynes felt that some inflation could help the economy as a whole. Keynes did not fight significant inequalities in income and wealth‚ and thus did not favor a society in which incomes and wealth were equally distributed among all members of society. He thought

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    citizens dealt with racism in the form of slavery. Many people supported slavery‚ as it helped the economy and provided a free and reliable source of labor. On the other hand‚ a vast alternative population despised slavery. However‚ those who disliked it did not think that African-Americans deserved equal rights. They just believed that it was wrong to force labor upon someone without waging them economically. Predominantly Southern Americans supported slavery‚ while‚ Northern Americans were advocates

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    monetary gain and biblical reasoning. Altogether‚ these reasons withheld the racist ideology of white supremacy and initially led the American Republic to see African Americans as inferior and to feel comfortable with Chattel slavery‚ the property of an enslaved person. Chattel slavery shaped the American Republic by economically benefitting it with the production of cotton‚ politically and financially encompassing the South‚ and finally‚ shaped many different American

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    eventually lead to the end of slavery. Also‚ in 1787‚ states passed the Northwest Land Ordinance which banned slavery in some states. Later‚ Harriet Tubman created underground railroads. This was a way that they could lead slaves to freedom. From 1830s to 1870s‚ the abolitionist movement attempted to end racial segregation‚ slavery‚ and discrimination. Abolitionist were a small minority of Americans trying to make an impact and end slavery. Abolitionist believed that slavery was a national sin. Abolitionist

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    Right from the beginning of their relationship with India‚ the British‚ who had come as traders and had become rulers and administrators‚ had influenced the economic and political systems of the country. Their impact on the cultural and social life of India was‚ however‚ gradual. Till 1813‚ they followed a policy of non-interference in the social and cultural life of the Indians. Yet‚ changes were taking place in these fields (the social life of Indians). These changes related to education‚ the condition

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    movement of American Slavery.His influence on the slavery is based on three parts.Lincoln-Douglas Debate‚Emancipation Proclamation‚America civil war.Lincoln faced a lot of challenges at that time.But he did overcome it and marked it in history. Since at that time‚the America is a United States.However‚not only the united of several states but also the combination of the north and the south.North people are more against slavery since there are less slavery states there.There is a lot of eacaped slaves

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    importantly‚ the ruling determined Congress did not have the power to prohibit slavery from westward expansion. This ruling created a pivotal point in the moral battlefield of slavery and its place in our country’s history. The decision polarized the population on the issue of slavery resulting in distinctive geographical ideologies. The South felt the ruling ended the issue of slavery completely‚ while the North felt threatened and helpless to the further spread of slavery. The Western territories felt a rising

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