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    Sacagawea

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    in what is now Kenel‚ South Dakota‚ 1812. In Sacagawea’s childhood‚ she had been captured along with her friend. She was a small and slender girl at the time of being captured. She was then sold to a French-Canadian trapper named Toussaint Charbonneau who made her one of his wives. They had taken the captured Shoshones back to the Minnetaree village near the Missouri River as Minnetaree slaves. Sacagawea was more than five hundred miles away from home‚ wishing she had wings to fly

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    The main idea of this letter was to explain to the English government of how inhabitants of South America are mistreated by Europeans; more specifically the Spaniards. He wants to improve Latin America’s government but claims it may be impossible therefore‚ asking for help. Also that‚ people in Gran Colombia such as‚ those living in Venezuela‚ do not obtain political rights; not even the nobles. He says that they are so limited that they are prohibited to store crops because they are “royal monopolies”

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    for the first time in history while Columbus link new countries for the first time. Another discovery is that Vasco da Gama sailed along the Western coasts of Africa from North to South crossing the Cape of Good Hope in South Africa on his trip (Toussaint). However‚ Columbus sailed around the Atlantic Ocean from Spain. Another discovery between their discoveries is that Columbus explored many countries in central and South America but da Gama did not discover any country but discover a single way

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    provided by the participating women engineers and technologists in this book. Without them‚ this work would have remained a dream. Riekie Swanepoel‚ Chief Engineering Technologist at Eskom Danai Magugumela‚ Managing Director of Bosch Stemele Wiebke Toussaint‚ Business Analyst at Spree Phiwe Khatshing‚ Core Shop Engineer at Atlantis Foundries Zukiswa Mvoko‚ Business Development Manager at MBA North Dr Megan Vannucci‚ Biomedical Engineer and Senior Lecturer at the University of Johannesburg (UJ) Dr Meera

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    President Thomas Jefferson and the two captains knew there would be thousands of difficulties in the journeys‚ so they prepared very carefully for it. Thirty volunteers participated in training at camp Dubois where were near present-day Illinois‚ while their captain‚ Lewis leant about medicinal cures under Benjamin Rush. Finally‚ at four p.m. on May 14‚ 1804‚ the corps of discovery departed from camp Dubois. At the end of the first year‚ except the death of sergeant Charles Floyd on August 20‚the

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    Occupying the eastern half of the island of Hispaniola‚ modern Haiti is one of the poorest countries in the western hemisphere‚ yet is it also has a rich history and culture. When Haiti won its independence in 1804‚ France had recently beheaded their century old monarchy‚ replaced the feudalist system of old with new enlightenment ideals‚ guillotined their entire aristocratic class‚ and then out of the chaos‚ through the strong hand of Napoleon Bonaparte‚ became the most powerful empire in the world

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    Speech: History of Haiti

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    Title: The history of Haiti Purpose: To understand how Haiti became what it is and all the trials it has endured Thesis: In order to explain Haiti’s history I will discuss its location‚ when and how it became independent and Haiti today and also its early history Intro: Attention Getter: Who here has heard of the horrible plight of Haiti? Haiti has been through constant suffering everyday due to economic difficulty‚ lack of food‚ lack of clean water‚ hurricanes‚ and possibly everything

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    Original Text: from page 317 of the book Psychology‚ 1996 by Richard Gross But it is not only the vocabulary of a language that determines how and what we think and perceive but also the grammar. In the Hopi language‚ no distinction is made between past‚ present and future; it is a ‘timeless language’ (compared with English)‚ although it does recognise duration‚ i.e. how long an event lasts. In European languages‚ ‘time’ is treated as an objective entity‚ as if it were a ruler with equal spaces

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    Slave resistance by kiara gundy Thousands of enslaved individuals formed a mutiny that would later on revolutionize rights of africans‚ and set the stepping stones needed for a better future for the many generations next to come out of those in the slavery era. Do you ever hear those stories of about famous people who have rebelled against more powerful than them? Well this is one of those kind‚ except instead of a story about one person who went through such great lengths to stand up against

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    Poetry

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    there is a bridge between cultures as he trying to be like a traditional clean British shop from a typical stereotype of an unclean Indian corner shop. Structure is used in Checking Out Me History to emphasise certain words . Agard narrates “Toussaint/ With Vision/ Lick back/ Napoleon/ First black/ De thorn/ De beacon/ De Haitian revolution”. The emphasis on the words ‘vision‚ thorn‚ beacon’ connotes hope and proudness in Black history. Also the half rhyme in ‘vision‚ beacon and revolution’

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