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    After America gained their independence in 1776‚ starting a ruling government was a priority. America thought that the foundation of their new government should relate to important fundamental questions. Although America thought they were completing their mission‚ their governing system had nothing related to their fundamental questions. As a matter of fact‚ the Northern victory in the Civil War‚ helped resolve the fundamental questions. One of the most important fundamental question was whether

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    when the Founding Fathers drafted this final version of the Declaration of Independence‚ they did not consider all men apart of the "all men" that had unalienable Rights. This view is evident in the document because it excludes certain peoples in both 1776 and society today that were treated unequally. Women and slaves were not considered apart of the men mentioned in the "all men are created equal" statement‚ making it invalid. In Document A‚ Jefferson condemns the King for taking away the liberty

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    This lead to the Olive Branch Petition attempted by the Second Continental Congress‚ which did not work. After the failure of the Olive Branch Petition‚ the Continental Army pushed out the remainder of the British troops in early 1776‚ opening the way for July 4th‚ 1776 our Independence Day. In what arguably Washington’s most important portion of the war‚ was the training and strategic control over the army. A group of thirteen individual colonies coming together to form one massive army was a tall

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    Government Candy Olson LS 500: Legal Methods and Process January 12‚ 2013 The Internal Fight for an Effective Government In the eighteenth century‚ three men found themselves searching for answers to reform the then‚ powerless Articles of Confederation‚ to include a more secure national government that would help stabilize the afforded freedoms and liberties the American citizens already had declared to them on July 04‚ 1776—Independence Day. The quest for these answers appeared in eighty-five

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    noble family in Como‚ Italy on February 18‚ 1785. When Volta was twenty-nine years old he became a physics professor at the ‘Royal School’ in Como‚ Italy. He studied chemistry gases in the years of 1776 through 1778. By 1778‚ Volta managed to make an electrical spark using methane‚ which he discovered in 1776 by collecting the gas from marshes... Volta was the first person to discover and isolate the compound methane. The first battery that Alessandro Volta made was called the ‘Voltaic Pile’. The

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    “Gettysburg Address” Text Dependent Questions 1) “Four score and seven years ago” refers to 87 years ago‚ so he refers to the year 1776. This establishes the tone to be poetic and earnest. 2) The term “proposition” means changing statement or proposal. 3) To “die in vain” is to die for no reason‚ and it refers to the soldiers. 4) The phrase “the last full measure of devotion” refers to the highest level for the love of their[soldiers’] nation. This shapes the tone by adding love and passion

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    The French and Indian War put the British crown in debt. In order to increase revenues for the costs of defending the expanding British Empire‚ Britain taxed the colonies. It imposed the Sugar Act in 1764‚ and‚ one year later‚ it added the Stamp Act. Colonists protested the added taxes. The Stamp Act was repealed. Britain and France engaged in the French and Indian war. They were batting for land in North America. After British won the war‚ they gain possession of France. In another effort to raise

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    late 1700s to mid-1800s‚ the United States seems to grow increasingly divided. The contrast in strong opinions and the desire to shape America’s social-economic and political climate between the northern and southern regions of the United States from 1776 to 1850‚ ultimately lead to communal unrest‚ eventually resulting in the Civil war in 1861. Even though sharing the same flag‚ same President‚ and speaking the same language were commonalities‚ the dissimilarities between the north and the south were

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    Ben Franklin Benjamin Franklin was born on January 17‚ 1706‚ in Boston in the Massachusetts Bay Colony. His father‚ Josiah Franklin‚ a soap and candle maker had 17 children. Benjamin was his very last child. Ben was removed at 10 from the Boston Latin School to work with his father at candle making‚ but dipping wax and cutting wicks didn’t spark with him. Later on‚ Josiah apprenticed Ben at 12 to his brother James at his print shop. Ben loved it‚ despite his brother’s hard treatment. When James

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    Washington’s legacy. In this he displayed how grateful he was to have such a remarkable opportunity to serve his country‚ although this only was the beginning part of his speech. Secondly he decided to stress the importance of the union. But it started in 1776 when Washington was being described as “Father of our Country” prematurely. Even Ben Franklin acknowledged Washington’s supremacy. In the 1790’s Washington was well known‚ he was the presiding officer at the Constitutional Convention and the chief

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