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    Madison. Many politicians are debating how to interpret this amendment‚ written 233 years ago. Based on research‚ gun laws should get stricter. Gun laws should be stricter because guns aren’t the same as they were in 1791. A typical Revolutionary-era Musket in 1791 had a magazine capacity of 1‚ an effective fire rate of 3 rounds per minute‚ a muzzle velocity of 1‚000 feet per second‚ and a max accurate range of 50 meters.

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    the Colony. We don’t want to be a highly competitive or megalomaniacal company. We only want to help the people get their work done efficiently. Our plans over the course of fifty years are blueprinting and creating more advanced tools such as muskets and possibly cannons. We want to grow as much as we can. Benefits to England Our company’s success will benefit England because we can help the growth of the colonies. Our tools will help a wide range of people have more success. With our advanced

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    their independence from the British  George Washington was named first American President  Events  “The shot heard around the world”(April 19‚ 1775)  British military met the patriot’s minutemen in Lexington when a shot from an undetermined musket fired and launched a American revolution.  The Boston Tea Party (December 16‚ 1773)  Patriots dressed up like British soldiers and dumped 342 chests of British tea into the water.  The Boston Massacre on (March 5‚ 1770)  A crowd had formed

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    This next part of the excerpt goes more into depth on how the Chaplain  is restrained by his position. “Bluntly put‚ a chaplain is the minister of the Prince of Peace serving in the host of the God of War - Mars. As such‚ he is an incongruous as a musket would be on the altar at Christmas. Why then is he there?” Because he indirectly sub serves the purpose attested by the cannon; because too he lends the sanction of the religion of the meek to that which practically is the abrogation of everything

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    Valley Forge were just horrible. With your head full with heavy‚ black smoke (Doc C) you can barely concentrate on what you’re doing which could be very important for how long you will last like figuring out your small rations or shooting your clunky musket straight. Also because of the harsh pennsylvanian weather your “nearly naked legs from the tattered remains of an only pair of stockings…” are stiffening up because of the 30° highs in the winters. Because of this weather‚ your fellow soldiers are

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    revolution didn’t just change the economy‚ it changed the average American’s way of life. As the values‚ customs‚ and traditions were rapidly changing‚ Americans were dancing to the beat of a different drum. While it is true that cities were growing‚ musket technology was evolving‚ and the cotton gin was revolutionizing the economy‚ there was something deeper happening in society that led to a new moral code. Alcohol was extremely valued as a way of life. It was used as medicine‚ as entertainment

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    Leonardo da Vinci was a painter‚ architect‚ inventor‚ and a true student of everything that had to do with science. He was called a “Renaissance man” because he was so smart in so many areas. Even today‚ he is best known for his art and because he painted two of the world’s most famous paintings‚ the Mona Lisa and The Last Supper. Da Vinci was so ahead of his time that he believed that art was connected to both science and nature. He filled notebook after notebook with inventions and ideas that

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    Daily Life During The Civil War Training To be an effective soldier in the Civil War‚ a man needed to know much more than how to drill on the parade ground and how to fire his musket. It was mostly the hard school of experience that turned a green recruit fresh from his country home into a lean‚ weatherbeaten soldier who was able to march all night and fight all day on scant rations. Many volunteers did not survive long enough to make the transition. Adaptation to army discipline and regimentation

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    Theodore McPhail  Wednesday‚ August 27th‚ 2014  Mr. Mac  History 201  Prompt: Using Nathaniel Philbrick’s book Mayflower‚ complete a 5 page essay  answering the following prompt:  Nathanial Philbrick writes‚ "When Philip’s warriors attacked in  June of 1675‚ it was not because relentless and faceless forces had given the Indians no other  choice.  Those forces had existed from the beginning." (xiv)  What forces lead to King Phillips  war and how did those forces change the way historians have viewed the Pilgrim myth

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    Washington found himself at the front lines in many of his battles and naturally there where some close calls on his life. At the Battle of Monongahela in 1755‚ Washington had two horses shot out from underneath him and his coat was pierced by four musket balls. At Kip’s Bay and the Battle of Princeton‚ Washington risked his own life when rushing to the front lines to rally his flagging

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