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    APUSH Ch. 2+3 Notes

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    1. Mercantilism a. Money = Power b. As a Moral Revolution b.i. Trade b.i.1. Good producing colonies are essential to the economic growth of an empire b.ii. A fixed supply of wealth exists in the world b.iii. To augment one’s wealth‚ one must take the wealth of one’s rival b.iv. wars of trade now replace wars of religion c. Principles c.i. The state must control trade in order to: c.i.1. Enhance national strength c.i.2. Provide self-sufficiency c.i.3. Pay a standing military c.ii. Favorable

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    The Cask of Amontillado

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    with its fangs in the heel‚ accompanied with the phrase "Nemo me impune lacessit‚" "no one assail me with impunity." The motto came from Scotland when the Danes were trying to attack and one of the men stepped on a thistle and yelled and warned the Scots and they lost the battle. But the thistle was changed to a snake in the coat of arms. Montressor was vowed to avenge his family’s blow by Fortunato‚ even though we never find out what the insult was. There is literary symbolism such as their names

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    To Kill a Mockingbird

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    (Lee 171)‚ and she replied‚ “I said I would be like it very much‚ which was a lie‚ but one must lie under certain circumstances” (Lee 171). This quote shows that Scout’s losing her innocence since she had lied to Atticus like that. In the beginning Scot resented lying‚ the fact that she is lying to Atticus proves that she had lost a piece of innocence much like Walter Cunningham. Thirdly‚ Lee introduces another example

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    water (outside of the devil plank). Either option is likely fatal. However‚ this nautical origin is unlikely. This is because the first recorded citation of "the Devil and the deep sea" in print is in Robert Monro ’s His expedition with the worthy Scots regiment called Mac-keyes‚ 1637: "I‚ with my partie‚ did lie on our poste‚ as betwixt the devil and the deep sea." Because the nautical use of the word "devil" as mentioned above cannot be confirmed until more than two centuries later‚ the nautical

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    Sibling Rivalry

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    Sibling Rivalry Sibling Rivalry is a natural human tendency of provoking aggravation‚ competition or even problem solving between siblings.  Bickering‚ verbal assault and even war and bloodshed have erupted from sibling rivalry. And it goes back as far as time. Siblings have competed against each other over anything imaginable. Most of the competitions result in memorable events‚ some fond‚ but others can cause serious negative consequences. It’s been known that some siblings have killed each other

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    The Civil War began when the Northern and Southern parts of the United States grew along different terms. The South wanted to become an independent nation and remained an economy based on agriculture while the North became more industrialized. When the social‚ economic‚ and political views surfaced‚ it led to disagreements on issues between the North and South. The Civil War was a pivotal event that influenced important historical events that led to the reconstruction of the nation (“The Political

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    eighteenth-century America formed rebellion groups like‚ the Paxton Boys‚ Shay’s Rebellion‚ and the Whiskey Rebellion. Colonists in 1700s United States formed rebellion groups like the Paxton Boys. The Paxton Boys were formed by frontiersmen that were of Scots-Irish descent living along the Susquehanna River in central Pennsylvania. These frontiersmen were against the Native Americans that were around the colonist during the aftermath of the French and Indian War and Pontiac’s Rebellion. The Paxton Boys

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    “England’s Ordeal” lasted for nearly 20 years‚ starting in 1642 and ended in 1660. At the time it was treated as‚ and is still called‚ a civil war because there was no better way to describe the circumstances occurring in England at the time. The very distinct characteristic of this war was that the motivations were not between classes but rather within them. Religion was the fulcrum of this war with parliament and the crown as the counterweights. England was divided into two groups: the roundheads

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    Feudalism and Land

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    Did the Advantages of Feudalism outweigh the disadvantages? In order to attempt to answer a question such as this we must briefly describe the Feudal system then look at the advantages of having feudalism as a system and also the disadvantages and then secondly look at the alternatives if there was no such system in place. Let us first look at the Feudal system itself. The Feudal system was introduced to England and spread throughout Britain by William the Conqueror after 1066 and the Battle

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    DEMOGRAPHICS OF UNITED KINGDOM: It is the third-largest in the European Union (behind Germany and France) and the 22nd-largest in the world. Population: The estimated population of the United Kingdom in the 2011 census was 63.182 million of whom • 31.029m were men & • 32.153m women. Population Density: Its overall population density is one of the highest in the world at 256 people per square kilometer‚ due to the particularly high population density in England. Literacy Rate: The United

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