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    What events led to the execution of Charles I? The English Civil war‚ which lasted from 1642 to 1649‚ was brought on as a result of many different causes. This war was unique because the sides that were in dispute were none other than the English monarch and his own representative assembly. Also‚ it was the first war that culminated in the trial and execution of its ruling monarch. Charles I was the son of King James I of England and became heir to the throne after the death of his brother Prince

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    Great Britain. This led to a war‚ known as the American Revolution. It was a long fight for freedom that lasted eight years. However‚ a little bit over a year into the war‚ the Continental Congress appointed five men to draft a formal statement that will later become known as The Declaration of Independence. These five men were Thomas Jefferson‚ John Adams‚ Benjamin Franklin‚ Roger Sherman‚ and Robert Livingston. Even though this was a joint committee of five men‚ Thomas Jefferson mainly wrote most of

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    in 1888 was created by George Eastman who founded new concepts for photography. This company brought an enlighten way of how people use new technology of photographing to the mainstream. Once the company success begun‚ Kodak developed a solid control over the photography market making it a monopoly in the picture making business. According Antitrust Laws “a monopoly occurs when one company has solid control over the market with a particular product or service. The Sherman Antitrust Law was enacted

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    Why do children work under such inhumane conditions? Many impoverished children grow up knowing only work. They begin working when they were toddlers. The public does not approve of this child labor and is pressing for social change through the passage of the Keating-Owen Act. This Act prohibits the interstate purchase of goods produced by children. By prohibiting the sale of these goods across state lines‚ this act will decrease the number of jobs occupied by children. The goal of this Act is to

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    Why The War Was Justified

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    immediately. President Harry S. Truman‚ described the bomb as the “greatest thing in history.” (The Greatest Thing in History‚ 2). Only 3 days later‚ Nagasaki was hit with another atomic bomb. Many more men‚ children‚ and women perished. Shortly after the horrifying attacks‚ Japan surrendered. This was the end of WWII. Sadly‚ it took something so devastating‚ to bring the war to a close. The United States acted unwarily‚ which caused the death of thousands of innocent

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    Another reason why performance enhancing drugs should be illegal is because the unfair advantage. “Since such use is cheating‚ it is wrong and we should expect the disqualification of competitors who are caught doping”(Top 10 Pros and Cons - Drug Use in Sports - ProCon.org.) The use of drugs is an advantage and it is cheating and cheating is taken so seriously in professional sports. “Remember that athletes don’t take these drugs to level the playing field‚ they do it to get an advantage” Athletes

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    Why Was Ww2 Inevitable

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    World War 2 (WW2) was one of the most destructive wars in history‚ which killed more than 38 million people. More than 50 countries were involved and it changed the world forever. After the signing of the Treaty of Versailles in 1919‚ WW2 became inevitable. WW2 began in September 1939 when Britain and France declared war on Germany after Germany invaded Poland. Although Germany’s invasion of Poland was a trigger for the war‚ there were multiple causes. The three main factors that caused WW2 to

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    This is supported by many primary and secondary sources that were created during and after the Revolutionary War. My main primary source used was The Revolutionary Diplomatic Correspondence of the United States‚ compiled by Dr. Francis Wharton. It held a series of articles written by the actual writers themselves to explain what truly happened during war of independence. But one must take caution

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    has been an increase in the number of whistleblowers pointing out questionable acts by the American government. The government has responded by prosecuting the whistleblowers under the Espionage Act. The question then arises‚ what exactly is whistle blowing? In academic literature‚ whistle blowing is defined as "the disclosure by organization members (former or current) of illegal‚ immoral and illegitimate practices under the control of their employers to persons and organizations that may be able

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    Why Was Slavery Important

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    brought overseas to work‚ due to that‚ slavery was the roots of the United States foundation. The next generations of Americans only knew life as it was‚ with slaves. They didn’t see that what they were doing was wrong. In their eyes they were justifying slavery from the Bible. There was a common misinterpretation of the “Curse of Ham.” Due to this they thought themselves to be superior‚ the higher race. They also realized the importance of slavery and how it was benefiting their economy‚ so most Americans

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