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    Bahamas. A few months after this information came up; John M. Goggin released additional information and offered new insight on the community. The Bahamian Department of Archives published additional documentary evidence in 1980 regarding Seminole Settlements at Red Bays‚ Andros. It took another decade before the link between the Bahamian exiles and the old Florida homes of the slaves was established. Another author offered details where neighboring Cuban fishermen identified a community with the name

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    Before the year of 1848‚ the Italian faced a lot of difficulties to urge the unification movement. Until‚ 1848‚ the situation had been changed and directly contributed to the unification movement. After 1815 Italy was once again a mere geographical expression. Austria was to control a large part of Italy directly‚ that is‚ Lombardy and Venetia‚ and indirectly through the restored Bourbon Kings in some minor Italian states. Italian unification was once

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    The Fall of Napoleon

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    CONGRESS OF VIENNA (1814-1815). The fall of Napoleon was only achieved by the creation of a special alliance between Great Britain‚ Austria‚ Russia and Prussia. By the Treaty of Chaumont of March 1 o‚ 1814‚ these four powers bound themselves together in a bond which was not to be dissolved when peace was concluded. When Napoleon had been beaten‚ France conceded to these allies by a secret article of the first Treaty of Paris of May 30‚ 1814‚ the disposition of all countries which Napoleon’s fall

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    again took the Cape in order to protect the sea route to their Asian empire. Like the VOC before them‚ the British tried to keep the costs low and the settlement small. Local officials continued the policy of relying on imported slave labor rather than encouraging European immigration with the latter’s implication of permanent and expanding settlement. They also introduced racially discriminatory legislation to force Khoikhoi and other so-called "free" blacks to work for as little as possible. The

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    economic‚ cultural‚ and political factors. However it appears the history involved are the most influential in governing these factors. Apart from the aborigines‚ it was through British settlement which initialized the demography of Australia. After seeing the potential of the land for agriculture and settlement the British first landed in Sydney Cove. When the British first landed they had to settle around the coast as it took them great effort to clear the land. Had it not been necessary for

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    Bismarck

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    widely accepted that Bismarck alone was responsible for unification. However‚ modern historians agree that Bismarck did not begin unification from nothing and have identified other factors influencing unification and the spread of nationalist ideas from 1815. These historians argue that if it weren’t for factors such as the Zollverien‚ cultural and political nationalism and the Strength of Prussia and decline of Austria‚ Bismarck would not have been nearly as successful. Before Bismarck burst onto the

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    the U.S. wanted to buy it to open western settlement and provide markets for its goods to European ports. Napoleon’s struggles in Europe and the Caribbean required large amounts of financing to fight the British Navy. For him‚ this justified selling the Louisiana territory. The Louisiana Purchase (1803) resolved some of America’s concerns about British‚ French‚ Spanish and Native American tribal land control‚ opened the western territories to settlement‚ redefined the western frontier and impacted

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    The Risorgimento movement in the Italian states is usually defined as beginning in 1815 following the new territorial and political arrangements imposed by the Congress of Vienna 1815. The Congress was called to decide upon a new system to replace the system of French domination over large parts of Europe set up under the Napoleonic Empire and also aimed to try and create a system to keep the peace in Europe. The Risorgimento‚ or rebirth‚ came about as a consequence of the widespread dissatisfaction

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    beginning in the 1830s. This allowed Americans to travel across the country and transport goods into new markets that weren’t previously available. Shipping costs were lowered as much as 90 percent in this era‚ which gave a big boost to trade and the settlement of new areas of land. The key to development of the west was a good transportation system‚ one which would allow people and goods to move relatively easily and cheaply. Time and distance were a real problem in 1801. For example‚ it took four

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    Napoleon Bonaparte Quotes

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    one of history’s greatest military commanders. Napoleon was a French military general and political leader‚ who grew famous and important during the French Revolution. He became the first emperor of France‚ serving from 1804 until 1814‚ and again in 1815‚ and his motive for military expansion changed the world. Napoleon changed military organization and training‚ and reorganized France’s education system. He is one of the most celebrated leaders in history‚ and is one of the most important people in

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