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    When I decided to register for this class‚ I did not know what the course was really about. I just wanted to have a class that helped me be a fulltime student. But today as I am writing this paper‚ I am glad that I did not drop it because I have learned so much and still learning. Throughout the course‚ there are some key terms that really change my way off thinking or added to my knowledge. For this final assignment‚ I had in mind to write a paper about Diabetes in the US or immigration. However

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    Slavery is often thought of as a cruel‚ dark practice in history‚ and nothing more. While slavery certainly was cruel‚ its existence did end up playing a major role in the young nation’s history. Slavery was common throughout the American colonies since 1619‚ when the first slaves arrived‚ and continued to prevail for the next two centuries. Since the colonies were near the coast and relied heavily on agriculture‚ “the demand for labor far exceeded the supply‚ and slavery was an obvious solution

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    These items are then sold in marketplaces by merchants and traders. However‚ the economic activity in the colonial south had no sense of craftsmanship or manufacturing. The southern economy focused solely on agriculture. Most citizens in the south were small scale farmers‚ growing what they need and then selling a little extra on the side. However‚ wealthy individuals in the south began large

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    Most slaves in the lower South labored on large plantations possessing twenty or more slaves working on tobacco and cotton (Tindall‚ pg. 496). Europe had a high demand for cotton production so this made the land owners in the south in need of more slaves to help with the production in goods for the Europeans. The development of the cotton gin saw Southern planters grow a variety of cotton practically short staple cotton that was well suited for the heat in the Deep South. Much of the slave trade

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    people watched and did nothing‚ causing a lack of opposition against slavery. Slavery took so long to abolish because of the factors that fell into the decision to act against it. The Europeans felt that they justified that it was acceptable for slavery to exist because God does not care for non-Christians and the Africans themselves enslaved their own people. The enslavers thought that they needed the enslaved people in order to keep up with cotton production and farming in the south. There were people

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    What was the cause for segregation in the south? The Day Freedom Died and When did Southern Segregation Begin are two books that cover events that happened during the Reconstruction period. Charles Lane through his political and social analysis shines an illuminating light on one of America’s more sordid events. The Colfax Massacre gained national attention so much that the event is now an interracial group that commemorates an event. John David Smith the author of When did Southern

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    WHAT MOTIVATED THE WEST’S INTEREST IN ASIA AND WHAT IMPACT DID THAT EVENTUALLY HAVE? (1979 WORDS) Missionaries in Asia and Their Impact on Education Religion was one key reason which attracted the Westerners into Asia. Because Christianity was the dominant religion in Western countries‚ the dispatching of missionaries into Asia was a common sight. Because they came in masses and moved conspicuously‚ they left rather astounding impacts on the host countries - educational impacts in particular

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    In what ways did the French and Indian War alter the political‚ economic and ideological relations between Britain and its American colonies? By: Cassidy Cecil The French and Indian War altered the relations between Britain and its American colonies due to the colonies wish of a republican government in place of an English monarchy. Britain began to tax in order to pay off the war which led colonists to look at their mother country different. In return‚ they tried to split and gain independence

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    (a) In what sense is taxing food is a ‘good’ way to raise revenue? Food being inelastic meaning people will always have the need to buy food consumables. Governments would benefit greatly by taxing food as it would be a fast way to raise money. Inelastic: Suppliers are unable to react quickly to a change in price. Firms also find it harder to implement change in production within certain time parameters. (b) In what sense is it not a ‘good’ way to raise revenue? Usually

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    Plan of Investigation The United States Constitution was America’s plan to maintain a more seamless union. Written in the Constitution are the six basic principles. This investigation will attempt to answer the question: In what ways are the six basic principles embedded in the United States Constitution? One issue I will be addressing is the significance and history behind the Constitution. Another issue that will be observed is the meaning of the six basic principles. This investigation will

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