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    Roman Plebeian Class

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    As was discussed in the learning journal for this week‚ there were several reasons why the plebeian class became important in Rome. At first during most of the Roman times‚ the aristocracy controlled most of the political changes in the kingdom‚ but changes after Tarquin and Servius Tullius helped reform the state and bring in more people. Because most of the people in high and important families could control the government‚ there were large numbers of unrepresented people groups‚ because these

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    Slavery‚ as America knew it 1860 change with the election of the Republican President‚ Abraham Lincoln. The South wanted to expand slavery to the West while the republican party wanted to prohibit the expansion of slave states. Emancipation of the slaves and expanding slavery westward had been an emerging conflict between the North and South for some time. The South vowed to withdraw from the Union if Lincoln claimed victory. The Confederate leaders believe that if Republican abolitionists won‚ they

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    HIST 127 Final Exam Review

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    Good Luck everyone: ​ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hrG0AwUJQDQ        1. Adams­Onís Treaty (1819)​  ­­ (Transcontinental Treaty) ­­  ​ The treaty between the  United States and Spain that gave Florida to the United States and set out a  boundary between the United States and New Spain (now Mexico) that settle  boundary disputes.  Treaty was negotiated by Secretary of State John Quincy  Adams and Don Luis de Onís.  John Quincy Adams was big into gaining territory.  The treaty was significant because it gave Florida to the United States and 

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    Tensions between the French and English speaking Canadians has been a topic issue for quite some time now. Throughout the years it has been questioned as to wether or not the French and English speaking Canadians have the potential ability to be together as a nation. Various votes have been held in order to try and establish what the people of Canada feel about this situation. However‚ the history of the English and French speaking Canadians prove that Canada is an impossible nation. Foreign Policies

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    Battle of Fort Sumter Many threats were made after Lincoln’s election in November 1860 to Federal troops that guarded forts in the south. Confederate States have been seizing U.S arsenals‚ forts‚ and navy yards within their borders and as a precaution‚ General Robert Anderson asked for reinforcements to the War Department and and made a plan for some of his men to move to a more secure location close to Fort Moultrie; in this case‚ the unfinished Fort Sumter. Anderson put his plan into effect on

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    The War for Southern Independence is a major turning point in American History. Sparked by political unrest and economic struggles in the South‚ its four years of fighting were the bloodiest of which America had ever seen. Its tumultuous years saw numerous battles‚ as well as the ruthless assassination of the nation’s president. The American Civil War brought the United States into a new era‚ one of both tension and freedom. In the years leading up to the war‚ a large economic rift began to form

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    To start off I am not going to compare the two essays in the Cobbs book but rather focus on Michael F. Holt’s article titled The Political Divisions That Contributed to Civil War. In this essay I will examine the arguments that the author makes‚ his viewpoints‚ and the causes of the civil war. Then I will explain why I agree with those arguments. It is the author’s essential point that a strong democracy requires political parties that compete on a somewhat equal basis‚ inspire widespread party

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    The Rise and Fall of the Constitution There were many factors that contributed to the eventual failure of the Union. One of the major controversial topics during this time period was slavery‚ because it was opposed by the North‚ but accepted by the South. Along with these disputes came rapid expansion of the United States. This “Manifest Destiny” only inflated many issues in an already divided country. However‚ when the nation searched for a solution in the Constitution‚ all that was found was

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    Reconstruction

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    exercise them. Tensions between blacks and whites also manifested in poll taxes which were meant to keep sharecroppers from affording to vote. Ultimately the South felt wronged by the actions of the North and many Southerners remained adamant that secession had been the right choice. This bitterness between the two regions would lead even to locking newly elected Southerners out of Congress as well as a host of other mistrusts. Economically there was even further separation between the North and South

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    sectional tensions; one which did not really work as intended. Chiefly‚ the compromise was marked with something for every side of the slavery issue. It completed with the creating more frustration and anger. The component of slavery began to consider secession‚ on the other hand abolitionists could not embrace the strengthening of the fugitive slave law‚ which actually make slavery existence everywhere. Clay initially left his negotiations in disgust a feeling that would resonate around the nation regarding

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