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    Revolutionary War

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    them and gain our independence. We persevered in the face of strong opposition and the might of the British. But how did this all begin and why did we‚ as a colony want to put an end to this? One of the main reasons the colonists started rebelling was because they felt they were not being represented fairly in Britain. They wanted to have a say in how their lives were being impacted by laws set forth by the Brits. In 1765‚ colonists were forced to pay taxes on all sorts of printed materials. They

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    The Revolutionary War was incredibly radical and revolutionary with evidence of the changes being permanent. One reason why this war was revolutionarywas that individuals were either questioning their rights or gaining their rights. For example‚ in document 6‚ a young African American had a speech on how discouraged they felt to live among the whites. They said they felt “weak and insignificant” in comparison to the whites. In addition‚ they stated that there are racial borders when it comes to

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    No One Is Truly Noble

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    No One Is Truly Noble Lofty‚ elevated‚ high-minded‚ principled‚ magnanimous‚ honorable‚ estimable‚ worthy‚ meritorious‚ these all mean noble. Who here thinks everyone is noble? Or at least some are noble? Want to know what I think? Well I think no one is truly noble. Many people have suffered from being put down by the ones closest to them. Every time someone trusts a person with all her heart‚ that person stabs her in the back and just doesn’t appreciate the trust that she was given. I’m

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    second American Revolution for many factors‚ although many events led up to the final decision to engage in war with Britain‚ these are the results of Britain violating American sovereignty and laws‚ as well as having a disruptive presence at the time. It can be argued whether or it was or wasn’t a second revolution‚ yet the cause of the War was for our own American Rights. The first American Revolution was a battle for independence and to create our own country‚ while this second revolution can confirm

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    Is Hamlet Truly Mad?

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    Is Hamlet Truly Mad? In Shakespeare’s Hamlet‚ the ghost of Hamlet’s father reveals to him that he has been murdered by his brother Claudius‚ the man who also married Hamlet’s mother after he died. After finding out that Claudius killed his father‚ Hamlet makes it his mission to avenge his father by killing Claudius. Many believe that Hamlet went mad after seeing the ghost and planning his revenge‚ but really it was just part of the process that came with his revenge on Claudius. At the beginning

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    When you think of the Revolutionary War‚ a quick thought of weapons‚ attacks and military strategies come to mind. However‚ the war of words were not only influenced changes with this time period but also shaped the future of America and literature. During these conflicting times of obtaining freedom from British reign‚ American leaders pulled upon rhetorical devices to strengthen their fight for freedom. These persuasive techniques influenced beliefs‚ attitudes and even the course of America and

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    Malaysia Truly Asia

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    Malaysia‚ Truly Asia Malaysia has long been one of the world’s best kept tourism secrets. It is an ideal tourism destination in so many different aspects as it offers a wide range of diverse attraction to suit all tastes and most importantly‚ at relatively affordable prices. In addition‚ the country also offers a fascinating cultural mix with colourful festivals‚ unique arts and crafts‚ architecture‚ food and a rich array of dance forms. Malaysia has a tropical climate throughout the year‚ enjoying

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    The Revolution era was both exciting and disturbing; some saw it as a great victory and progress for the country while others felt disturbed and uneasy with the changes it brought. Despite the disturbing parts of the war‚ it ended a myriad of years of British rule for the colonies and created what is now the United States of America. There remain to be a good amount of debates on whether or not the Revolution was inevitable‚ such as John Adams’ letter to Thomas Jefferson in 1818‚ which I will talk

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    took action against their suppressive government; they stormed the Bastille and freed its prisoners. Thus the French Revolution began. After ten years of civil war and threat of outside invasion‚ in 1799‚ Napoleon Bonaparte began his liberation of France. This man standing at only five feet three inches‚ packed a powerful punch and lead France through the end of an ugly revolution. But soon this movement of liberation evolved into dictatorial government‚ and Napoleon would settle for nothing less

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    Lincoln: Revolutionary or Conservative? 1 Lincoln: Revolutionary or Conservative? 2 Lincoln: Revolutionary or Conservative? Abraham Lincoln was president from 1860-1865. During this time span the Civil War began causing Lincoln to make some radical changes to the nation. Although the Emancipation Proclamation freed virtually no slaves‚ Abraham Lincoln was a revolutionary because it gave the Union a reason to fight and the slaves a reason to resist‚ allowed Lincoln to show he still had

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