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    the thirteen colonies was established; geography was a substantial factor in the development of colonial America. The crops that essentially saved the colonists lives‚ such as tobacco‚ rice‚ and indigo‚ wouldn’t have grown without a certain type and amount of soil to grow properly. Also‚ the Appalachian Mountains and the dense forests provided a barrier for the colonists‚ preventing them from going too far west right away‚ and causing the colonies to form in the arrangement they did. Finally‚ the

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    affected the lives of women‚ African Americans‚ Hispanics‚ Japanese‚ Hispanics‚ as well as other minority groups. Although there were mostly white male Americans fighting in the war‚ there were other ethnicities also. White men made up 87% of the force‚ while African Americans made up 11%‚ and the other two percent was made up of other groups of Americans. Only men fought during the war‚ but women played an important role too. Women at the time were nurses to the soldiers. Nurses were very much needed

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    the physical conquest of various areas for the purpose of power‚ gold‚ and religious beliefs and spreading. This type of imperialism was a considerable contributor to the development of the new definition of imperialism and the expansion of specific nations. In this time period‚ European nations grew their powers through colonies strengthening their control and initiating their world expansion. New Imperialism heavily influenced history in the nineteenth century‚ and its long term impact is reflected

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    Jones turned to the Knights of Labor – a union established in 1869 to promote a single labor organization that would support all workers‚ both skilled

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    hit in July of 1793 and significantly got worse in the beginning of October. Philadelphia‚ was the most sophisticated city in the nation so far. About two thousand free African Americans and many white French-speaking civilians from a Santo Domingo colony who were escaping a slave rebellion

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    Ryan Fiala Dr. Diaz Hist 2310 21 April‚ 2016 Labor Issues During the Great Depression The Great Depression was the deepest and longest economic downturn in the history of the west. The Great Depression began shortly after the stock market crash during 1929‚ the end of the Roaring Twenties. After the stock market crash prices of everything dropped severely‚ unemployment was higher than ever before‚ banks were continuing to fall left and right‚ and consumer confidence dropped drastically These issues

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    When it comes to education so many different factors can affect a child’s learning and development in a classroom. First of all the temperature of the main class of which the child is learning in so such as the heating/air conditioning‚ if the classroom is too hot‚ eg. On a hot day a child may feel sick/dizzy this will affect the child’s concentration and well being similar to a highly air conditioned classroom where it may be extremely cold the child may get ill because of it. Another important

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    After the United States removal of their forces in 1973‚ the war continued for two more years. It was finally ended when North Vietnam took control over South Vietnam in one last attack and created the “Socialist Republic of Vietnam” in 1976‚ while under communist control. The violence across Vietnam

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    1806 described a factor as a “commission merchants to whom the settlers of the upper and adjacent countries consign their produce” (As cited in Woodman‚ 1990). These merchants charged a commission as well as a fee for their services on storage and labor. There was a direct relation between the price that the factor was able to sell the cotton and his reputation of being a good

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    How did revolutions affect gender roles? The impact of women in revolutions has had a great effect on many world societies. During the French revolution women took many roles including marching protest and writing against the monarchy. Most of them became very vocal during the revolution whiles others had a posthumous recognition about how women expressed their experiences in private life and family affairs during the decades of the revolution. The involvement of women in the revolution may be considered

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