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    debatable topic on whether the North or the South were the aggressors in starting the war. The causes of the Civil War include slavery and everything that came along with it‚ popular sovereignty‚ and the secession of the South. These incidents‚ slavery‚ popular sovereignty‚ and the South’s secession are the most significant reasons that the Civil War began and all prove that the South was the true aggressor. Slavery was an evident dispute ever since the idea first came to the United States. When people

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    any body‚ that‚ in any case‚ under the pressure of any  (5) circumstances‚ such a dissolution was possible. I hear with  distress and anguish the word "secession‚" especially when it falls from the lips of those who are patriotic‚ and known to the country‚ and known all over the world‚ for their political services. Secession! Peaceable secession! Sir‚ your eyes and mine are never  (10) destined to see that miracle. The dismemberment of this vast  country without convulsion! The breaking up of

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    was ... similar to a general strike taken to the extreme” (2014). This meant that the secession brought the city of Rome essentially to a halt‚ stopping food and workshop production until needs were met‚ in addition to depriving it of its army. This secession was from 495-493 BCE‚ and involved the plebs seceding to Mons Sacre. From it‚ they gained a few rights concerning debt‚ but‚ most importantly‚ this secession resulted in the creation of the first public office held by a plebeian‚ the Tribune

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    Civil War inevitable?” many have formed an opinion and a much agreed with conclusion has come about. Secession was inevitable based on the events that occurred from 1800-1859; The War with Mexico‚ the Acquisition of Oregon and Texas‚ and the Kansas-Nebraska Act were three of these important events that led to the inevitable secession and Civil War. Without these events the Civil War and the secession of the South could have been avoided and a solution to tensions created. However‚ these events did

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    Narrative History of Texas Annexation‚ Secession‚ and Readmission to the Union Texans voted in favor of annexation to the United States in the first election following independence in 1836. However‚ throughout the Republic period (1836-1845) no treaty of annexation negotiated between the Republic and the United States was ratified by both nations. When all attempts to arrive at a formal annexation treaty failed‚ the United States Congress passed--after much debate and only a simple majority--a

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    voice is heard - or so we think. Jammu and Kashmir is one of the many states that is represented by this massive form of government but its people’s anguish are often not headed by the authorities. The only way to satiate the Kashmiri people is secession – Kashmir must withdraw from Indian rule to end the decades of violence and bloodshed that has occurred since the India-Pakistan Partition of 1946. One of the few reasons behind India’s control over Kashmir is Kashmir’s strategic location. Kashmir

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    The tensions in the South during the late antebellum period were extremely dangerous to the country of the United States as a whole. Secession from the Union became a very real possibility for states of the deep south during this period‚ and was almost inevitable for many southern states after the election of Abraham Lincoln in 1860. There is still much debate over the real cause of the Civil War to this day‚ but in the novel Apostles of Disunion‚ author Charles Dew narrows down the possible causes

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    A Biography on Klimt From around 1900 until his death in 1918‚ Gustav Klimt dominated the art scene in the capital empire of Austro-Hungary. He was born on July 14‚ 1962 in Baumgarten‚ near Vienna. Gustav Klimt was the second of seven children of a meticulous but poor engraver and carver. His brother Ernest‚ who could have been as talented as Gustav had he not died so young‚ worked with his brother until death. His brother Georg was a talented sculptor‚ carver and designer who made many of

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    issues. There are a few more factors‚ but these are more distant from slavery and are not a direct cause to the civil war. The future of slavery was the burning issue that led to the disruption in the union. Eventually this debate led to secession after secession and then arguably caused war. By 1860‚ 40% of southerners were now slave holders. Slavery had a massive part to play in the southern society; slaves acted as a reminder to poorer whites that there was a social class below them. There was

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    “From the Constitutional Convention through the Age of Jackson‚ our nation was forged and held together by compromises.” I chose to cover 5 different compromises from this time period. They are: “The Great Compromise”‚ “The 3/5ths Compromise”‚ “Presidency Compromise”‚ “Tariff Compromise”‚ and “The Missouri Compromise”. At the Constitutional Convention‚ which started May 1887‚ one of the nation’s first compromises was reached. There were two plans that were up for debate. William Paterson of

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