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    considered a major turning point in the American Civil war‚ Confederate General Robert E. Lee’s last invasion of the Northern territory‚ Union General George Meade held off the Confederate forces in the Battle of Gettysburg. After the battle was initiated‚ the North and the South set up their positions‚ fought for three days straight until the retreat of Lee on the fourth day‚ the creation of a cemetery for the fallen‚ and the Gettysburg Address. In the beginning‚ General Lee was starting his second

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    World War II is mostly known as “the battle against Hitler” but few people know that there is literally another side to it‚ across the globe‚ in the Pacific. The Pacific War‚ or sometimes known as the Asia-Pacific Warwas fought in the Pacific and East Asia. This devastating war pitted the Allies‚ some of them being France‚ Poland and Great Britain against the Empire of Japan. It started on December 8th‚ 1941‚ when the Japanese invaded Thailand and other British possessions including Malaya and

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    History AP 25 February2013 The Battle of Midway: Turning Point of the Pacific War During WWII It is difficult to imagine living in a country without the freedoms that are so easily provided for us in the United States. “Life‚ liberty and the pursuit of happiness” (Declaration of Independence) are things that we have all grown up having‚ and most of us have not even thought twice about. Had the tables been turned in the Pacific War during World War II however‚ there is no telling where our country

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    Punctuation differences between American and British English There are many differences between American and British English as regards to spelling in general‚ but differences in punctuation are minimal. Actually‚ there isn’t an official book of rules in America about spelling: the American style was established for typographical reasons‚ a historical legacy from the use of the handset printing press. It is used by most American newspapers‚ publishing houses and style guides in the United States

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    Question: ‘The American War of Independence was the most significant long-term cause of French Revolution.’ How far do you agree? The French revolution is till now considered as one of the most violent revolutions in world history. It caused numbers of people to be sacrificed by the famed guillotine‚ and it brought utter chaos to French society. There are varying reasons that contributed to this event‚ and there are opinions suggesting that American war of Independence was the most significant

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    heard of the battle of D-Day? Well it was a major turning point of World War Two. The battle of D-Day was under General Eisenhower who ordered the attack. The Nazis didn’t know they were going to attack because of harsh winds. D-Day was an important battle during World War Two. People should know about this battle that changed the tide of the War. Before the battle of D-Day General Eisenhower forces had to take over Omaha Beach and if they win the battle the Americans get supply routes. The Allies were

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    Early America was founded upon the ideas of independence and a republican ideal– the idea that the people would have the voice and that no one person would be in control. America laid the foundation for people to take opportunities and prove that they could do whatever they wanted and live the American dream. However‚ these ideas did not appear straight away; they were fought for and won by the people who believed in these principles. Being founded on religious opposition‚ mercantilism‚ and discovery

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    George Washington’s actions from 1753-1758 in Western Pennsylvania greatly affected the French and Indian war. In fact‚ he basically started it. George Washington himself was the spark that ignited the fire. He created this spark by raiding a peace party‚ killing Joseph Coulon de Villiers de Jumonville‚ and signing a document proving him guilty. One of the reasons George Washington is guilty of starting the war is that he raided a peace party. In 1754‚ Virginia’s Governor Dinwiddie sent George Washington

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    Apollo 11- Turning Point in History Apollo 11 was a turning point not only in American history but also in human history. When Neil Armstrong took that first step on the moon in 1969‚ almost the whole world was sitting behind an old black-and-white TV watching the first step on the moon. Apollo 11 was a turning point in history for many reasons. First‚ putting a man on the moon put ideas that were impossible in to possible. Second‚ the Americans won the space race which made America a world

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    Government had to enforce certain policies towards the Native Americans that they came across. These policies although made the movement to the west easier for the United States‚ it did not serve the Native American population very well. The purpose of these policies was to assist the federal government in the formation of the transcontinental railway that would be traveling through the Native American land‚ also known as the “Great American Desert”. Even though the government policies were necessary

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