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    fair taxes‚ create peace‚ and establish commerce at their own will. These goals were the main reasons for waging the Revolutionary War because they were mentioned numerous times throughout the rallies. Thomas Jefferson‚ at this time‚ was a clear patriot fighting for freedom with

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    at the age 15. It starts when she was only 12 with Nathan Hale’s execution. She was petrified that‚ that would happen to spies. She ends meeting John Andre‚ a loyalist soldier who was staying in their home. Sophia had become fond of him and idealized him so much. The problem was he was 26 and her 12. Also he was a loyalist‚ she patriot. She had a brother named William who was a soldier‚ who had been taken as prisoner and had been treated poorly. Sophia and her parents wanted to ask Andre if he

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    about the ideas expressed in the Declaration of Independence. Did the American Revolution succeed at living up to the ideals expressed in this document? Support your answer with info from the text. -Not entirely‚ because during the Revolution‚ Loyalists’ and Native Americans’ rights were unprotected and slavery was not outlawed‚ which fell short of the equality of all people as stated in the Declaration of Independence. **Answer questions 7–9‚ 15‚ and 16 on p. 160. •What new system of national

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    Benjamin Franklin"‚ written by Gordon S. Wood‚ is a selective study of aspects of the Founding Father’s life. In his book‚ Wood’s purpose is to portray the lesser known details of Benjamin Franklin’s life and his transformation from a Loyalist of the Royal Crown‚ to a patriot who would unknowingly become one of the most massively symbolic and significant figures in American history. Wood reveals that before he was a passionate American revolutionist‚ Franklin passionately believed in the British Empire

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    friendship in the future (Document C). Many Native Americans were glad to start fresh with their American friends and hoped it would only bring greatness. Another example of the unity the Revolution brought was among women. Against the British‚ the Patriots had a shortage of people and were desperate for anyone who could serve. It was in this case that the role of women in society finally

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    General Washington and his army delivered that freedom‚ “and all that was promised by the Declaration of Independence” (McCullough 291). The American people’s shear joy after the patriots defeated the Red Coats in the final battle at Trenton is clearly expressed by revolutionary-era writer Mercy Otis Warren when she said there were “perhaps so people on earth whom a spirit of enthusiastic zeal is so readily kindled‚ and burns so remarkably

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    Historical Systems of Power‚ Governance‚ and Authority Through out our history and even in modern times‚ colonialism‚ imperialism and revolution have played a major part in the rise and fall of power structure and governance in the world. Societies have been overtaken‚ ruled‚ risen‚ and fallen. Wars have been fought for the power of one society‚ faction‚ or government to rule another. Non violent revolutions have enacted changes in power as well‚ making significant changes in power structures

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    Jonathan Sewall and John Adams were close friends and agreed on many issues. British policies towards the American colonies during the 1760s and 1770s‚ however‚ was not one of them. Sewall‚ a staunch supporter of authority‚ defended British policies. John Adams‚ on the contrary‚ believed the policies to be unjust and thus challenged British authority. Sewall believed that the colonial challenge to British authority threatened the very way of life in the colonies while Adams thought that British authority

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    families‚ and they can destroy someone you love. Just one action‚ one look‚ one word can turn our world upside down. For Tim‚ it’s the same feeling. His brother Sam has decided to go off to war‚ and is now the only soul in his family to support the patriots. Tim tries to forget‚ but things in the Revolutionary War are getting worse. In My Brother Sam Is Dead‚ the authors James Lincoln Collier & Christopher Collier use dialogue‚ description‚ and symbolism to build suspense. All throughout My Brother

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    Andrew Escamilla Escamilla 1 Mr. Sanchez United States History I: V01A May 3‚ 2011 George Washington and the American Revolutionary War Following the French-Indian War‚ The American Revolution began between the Kingdom of Great Britain and the former British colonies in North America. The British power was trying to overwhelm the colonists of New America with many acts‚ such as the Stamp Act‚ Sugar Act‚ The Intolerable Acts‚ all of which were deemed illegitimate by the colonists

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