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    “A Colonial Family’s Reaction to the Stamp Act” One late summer afternoon‚ I found my pa and my grandpa sitting outside talking. I could tell it was a serious conversation‚ so I decided it was best that I stay hidden behind the barn . Pa seemed upset and grandpa was trying to calm him down. Pa looked into grandpa’s eyes and said‚ “It is not right that we have to pay a tax because of the war. The extra money is not necessary for the war.” Grandpa replied‚ “ I know that this is a hard situation

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    a person is most interested. A hobby to one may be a profession to other. It always serves as a source of recreation.   There are numerous hobbies. Some are fond of singing. Others like to draw pictures. Some collect stamps and old coins while others take interest in collecting poetry pieces or purchasing old books. The young are fond of playing outdoor games and visiting pictures. The old take delight in walking and gossiping. In short‚ there are as many hobbies as there are persons.   My hobby

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    Exotic Hobbies around the World The dictionary definition of hobbies is an activity or interest pursued for delectation or felicity and not as a main vocation. On par with this theory‚ many would delegate many evanescent pursuits such as eating‚ talking or joking as one. On contrary to normal beliefs‚ people earn money doing their hobbies‚ which in other words means that somebody managed to turn a hobby into a job. Did you know that there are so many millionaires in this world‚ who would never have

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    performances better on the whole. They help us discover talents and abilities which we may never have known ourselves to possess also giving us an insight of all the elements around us‚ making us learn new things each day. For instance‚ hobbies like stamp collecting‚ bird watching‚ photography‚ sports and music make our time worthwhile and give us information about different things. My hobby is gardening. The joy of witnessing blooming flowers and leaves fills my heart with a sense of achievement and

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    Repeal the Stamp Act Americans‚ under the control of the British‚ were faced with undeserved mistreatment. One example out of many came in March of 1765 when Parliament imposed the Stamp Act on the Northern American colonies. This act placed a tax on all printed paper the colonies used in order to help pay the British debt from war. This act built tension between the colonies and Britain because it was the first instance of taxation without representation. When the chance to repeal the Stamp Act was

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    Chart Essay The chart above shows the students’ preferences on on various types of hobbies. Total of 950 students and 6 hobbies was conducted in the chart above. The 6 hobbies are‚ archery‚ badminton‚ bowling‚ movies‚ collecting coins and music. Hobby is a very important activity in our daily life. Hobby is a meaningful pastime activity‚ it is also an outlet for us to channel our energy. Without an outlet for us to channel our energy we will become very lazy and waste our percious time

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    Sometimes a collecting habit can become a hoarding disorder. Most people who hoard do not even realize how bad their house or apartment looks. Some people don’t see how bad the hoarding problem is. Also‚ with the mess in the house‚ mold that causes disease can form underneath the mess. In addition‚ people think that their hoarding disorder is just a habit for collecting items‚ but everyone around them can see the problem except the hoarder. A hoarder’s home‚ first of all‚ is with so much clutter

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    My former friends judged me; they thought that since I had a shot glass collection that I was someone who drank consistently‚ knew my limit‚ and knew my alcohol. That was far from true. I stopped collecting shot glasses for about three years after that unforgettable summer. However‚ I started collecting again in college once I realized that mistakes are not mistakes unless you make them such. I had not made mistakes that summer but rather learned from my experiences and created unimaginable nights

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    not be imported into the colonies‚ it becomes difficult to conduct business. 1765 March 22‚ the Stamp Act imposes tax on paper goods‚ playing cards‚ newspapers‚ books‚ pamphlets‚ and all legal documents‚ wills and deeds. The Sons of Liberty organize to resist. May 15‚ Parliament passes the Quartering Act‚ which orders colonists to provide British troops a place to live. October 7‚ the Stamp Act Congress meets‚ to

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    Even though the Stamp Act was finally repealed‚ thanks to Prime Minister Rockingham‚ the British stood their ground and created more acts like the Declaratory Act and the Tea Act‚ angering the colonists to form more riots. When the controversial law was established into the colonies‚ the citizens reached a point that they had to perform violent revolts in order for Britain to notice and to understand. The colonists were so upset with the law that they burned stamp agents’ houses down until they were

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