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    Question: How did technology give an advantage to the Union in the Civil War?   1.    Battery D‚ 2nd U.S. Artillery‚ at Fredericksburg‚ VA    2.      Battle in action at Fredericksburg‚ Va  3.         A company of the 6th Maine Infantry on parade after the battle of Fredericksbu​ rg                                                  4.    Aquia Creek and the Fredericksburg Railroad‚ with a construction corps at work              5. 

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    Rosa Parks a Civil rights activist experienced enormous racial discrimination throughout her life. In 1943‚ Rosa went to register to vote and at the time african-Amercicans had to pass a literacy test for her to register. She was told she passed‚ but her voting card never came. Mrs. Parks went back‚ Rosa was told that she had failed but couldn’t see her results of her test. A year later she went back to take the test again and this time she hand copied the questions and answers She would have proof

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    Women during the civil war were a very crucial part of the lives of men and children. If it weren’t for women many people wouldn’t have been able to survive‚ let alone eat or enjoy life. Women helped to keep food on the table while husbands and sons were away. Women really enjoyed going to work while man were away because it allowed them to get out of their houses. Not only could they get out of their houses but they could gain new experiences in the workforce. Although‚ men did not like their wives

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    exact. When world war one just ended and the men are all coming home. Your husband‚ children‚ and yourself are safe now. But how did World War One effect your life? To start with‚ the article World War 1 What the Effects of WW1 in America states “As a result of USA joining the war in 1916‚ industry production in America boomed.” This is a positive effect of the war. Industry in America boomed because in order to carry on with the needs of the people at home and soldiers in war the manufacturers

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    When we think about war‚ we think about words like death‚ disabled people‚ conquer and destroy. Without exception‚ the Great War during 1914-1918 was a catastrophe to the people and the countries involved. For Britain‚ the casualty numbered approximately 722000. It counts for 6.3 percent of the male aged 15-49 of the whole country (Beckett‚ 2001: 312). 1600000 wives lost their husbands. 300000 children lost their father. Millions were wounded or disfigured permanently (Bourne‚ 1989:178). Though miseries

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    Drew Giplin Faust grew up in Virginia during the 1950’s. During these times it was considered disrespectful to call adult white females‚ “women”‚ but instead they preferred to be addressed as “ladies”. Drew Faust found this idea to be vexatious and since Faust’s mother (Catherine Mellick) was a firm advocate of this idea‚ this built a lot of tension and strife between the two. Drew responded by not only refusing to wear dresses but also dismissed the idea of joining women’s social clubs‚ and all

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    The civil war was one of the most deadly wars our country has ever faced. It was between two different sides of people who believed in different ideas but lived in the same country. The start of the Civil War was really key. It showed which side the North or the South would have the advantage at winning the war. The side which I think had an advantage was the North because of the factories they had. The good army officers they had. The fact that the war was also not in their territory so many of

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    union to pay for what they did what I believe to be treason. The confederate general surrender to the union general Ulysses S Grant and now abide by the newly formed laws of no slavery and writes to every man. After lee surrender their was not much for a fight. Lincoln went to Gettysburg and gave his famous Gettysburg address which everyone who is an America educated has heard it once again claiming the south one again as the united states of America. Many were happy the war was over but several were

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    DEMOGRAPHY AND EDUCATION: HOW THE LEVELS OF EDUCATION BETWEEN WOMAN AFFECT THEIR AVERAGE AGE AT FIRST CHILDBIRTH. International Studies – Comparative Sociology – Group 55 100348278 1 Research question: Does a high percentage of completed tertiary education between woman aged 20-24 mean a delay in their average age at first childbirth? Hypothesis: The higher the % of woman over 15 with completed tertiary education -as their highest education level- in a country between 20-24 years‚ the higher their

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    The civil rights movement took place during the 1950s and 1960s. It was for blacks to have the same rights as everyone else. When the civil war ended so did slavery but blacks were still discriminated against. When the 14th Amendment came along blacks had equal protection. The 15th Amendment gave blacks the right to vote. Whites did not like that blacks were able to vote and had some equal rights as them. They came up with this hard test called the literacy test knowing that black could not pass

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