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    Confederation Essay I would like to introduce you to my colony Canada East (also known as Lower Canada). It has a mainly French speaking population and a steady supply of water from the St. Lawrence River. There are many factories in Canada East which are powered by steam which runs the drills‚ pumps and other equipment. The factories produce food items such as baked goods‚ dairy products and sugar. Other factories produce consumer goods such as shoes and textiles. It is a good place to live

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    The 1967 Referendum to include Aboriginals in the census was a failure. The 1967 referendum asked Australians to decide whether Aboriginals should be included in the national census‚ with over ninety per cent voting yes‚ many consider the referendum to be a great success. In that respect the referendum was indeed a success because the vast majority of voters wished to include Aboriginals in the census‚ but in many ways the poll was a failure. Some Aboriginals and many other Australians believed that

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    transition itself from thirteen disjointed colonies to one unified nation. In 1777‚ the Articles of Confederation was drafted and submitted for the states’ approval. Out of thirteen states‚ only eight ratified the plan for a national government by 1778‚ while nearly three more years passed before the last state approved the Articles (Soomo Publications‚ 2015). Although the Articles of Confederation provided a system for the Continental Congress to direct the Revolutionary War‚ Congress felt the need

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    The common topic of debate that is if all civilizations are doomed to collapse because it hold the ability to prevent or slow down the collapse of any civilization. Historians such as Tainter (In Collapse and Sustainability: Rome‚ the Maya‚ and the Modern World)and Greer (In How Civilizations Fall: A Theory of Catabolic Collapse) have created analyzing both fallen and modern civilizations‚ both of these authors believe to some extent that a lack of resources is the beginning cause of a collapse

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    Reconstruction was an attempt to rebuild the South after the Civil War. It was noble in its aspirations; not only was Southern society and its economy to be rebuilt‚ Blacks were to be given rights and freedoms. They were to become Americans at last. However‚ this noble effort was ultimately doomed‚ and would fail. Reconstruction had to address post-war problems‚ and newly-freed blacks would need to be integrated into society‚ however‚ there were radically different ideas about how to approach this;

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    The United States of America was going through a time of great debates and dilemma’s. It became obvious that a better more powerful national government was necessary. The Articles of Confederation was weak and needed to be replaced. While this was occurring a major problem developed. This was between large states‚ which vied for legislature segmented by population‚ and smaller states which wanted the system to have equal portioned votes everywhere. The larger states suggested the Virginia Plan‚ and

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    Articles of Confederation established a “firm league of friendship” among the States. Each state kept its own freedom‚ but they came together for a common defense‚ security‚ and general welfare. The Articles did not go into effect right away because the ratification‚ formal approval of each state‚ was needed first. (Crouse‚ Kaitlyn. “Constitution” October 2017. Slide #18) Also‚ the states constantly bickered during the 1780s. The were jealous of each other‚ refused to support a central government‚ made

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    tyranny? After the war‚ none of us wanted to go back to the kind of monarchy that England had. But‚ the government we had established-- known as the Articles of Confederation -- had no central government at all. So‚ the delegates had to figure out how to guard the country against tyranny‚ while also forming a stable‚ working government. The founding fathers established a non-tyrannical government by setting up a separation of powers‚ establishing checks and balances‚ and splitting up the power held

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    Wilford Owen delivers a starling message about the reality and costs of war. He highlights the dehumanisation and futile deaths of the soldier’s life’s in the year 1917 throughout the gloomy war in his poems Anthemed for doomed youth and the next war. In Wilford Owen’s poem‚ Anthem for doomed youth the battlefields dull conditions influenced the dehumanisation of the men at war‚ reducing them to cattle “what passing-bells for who die as cattle”. Initially the crucial repetition of dehumanisation on the

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    regulatory measures on the colonies‚ which generated outrage‚ protests‚ and eventually armed resistance from the colonists. First established during the American revolutionary war‚ the Articles of Confederation created a “league of friendship” among the 13 states by vesting them with equal authority in a weak government with only limited powers to raise revenue and regulate commerce. The weakness of the Articles hindered the early American foreign policy; its weak Congress proved the inability to stamp out

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