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    During the Revolutionary War women stepped up and proved that they were not beneath men. Showcasing that they could be as strong as the men and that they weren’t just made to cook and be tasteful companions for their husbands. Without women’s support in the Revolutionary War‚ the war wouldn’t have been as successful. They managed businesses‚ became secret soldiers‚ and opposed British Policies‚ proving that they could perform tasks just as well as men. With their husbands going off to war or Congress

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    Have you heard about the Revolutionary War? Do you know what started it well these may have been some reasons; Results of french and indian war‚ sugar act‚ stamp act‚ Boston massacre & Boston tea party‚intolerable acts and‚ continental congress. Therefore‚ the american revolution was caused by the increase of british taxes without any representation of the colonies‚ more british intervention in their daily lives‚ and economic reasons. The Results of french and indian war may have caused some of the

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    Donnay Revolutionary Way Biography 5th Grade Literacy May 11‚ 2017 Getting horribly wounded in the jaw and chest and getting disabled in the left arm sounds terrible doesn’t it? Well guess who survived that- Margaret Cochran Corbin. This essay will tell all about Margaret’s early life‚ adult life and contribution to the Revolutionary War! Margaret’s early life was pretty harsh‚ this paragraph will tell the story of her early life. Margaret Cochran is her maiden name. Margaret Cochran was born

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    Washington’s leadership was indispensable in successfully launching a new government. Washington was very popular‚ and well-liked‚ he had the support of the majority of the people. He was very smart‚ and had very high morals. He was a man whom people trusted because of his character‚ morals‚ wealth‚ and status. He had experience playing a leading role in the Revolutionary War being a general to a very inexperienced army‚ leading them and America to victory and freedom from Britain. Washington

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    Sadly‚ America was always like this and‚ even back to when it was first starting out‚ the people were like mules. The colonists that slaughtered hundreds and thousands of Native Americans (oops!) were complaining about their ex girlfriend Britain all the time. They thought they were the victim in every scenario‚ when in reality‚ they were just being ignorant and only cared about themselves! Now‚ there has been a debate (not really) if the colonies were justified in going to several wars with Britain

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    After the American Revolution from 1765-1783‚ the United States was now out from under the rule of Great Britain. The US was now its own free nation. With this came a lot of new responsibility. The citizens of America were trying to find out their own boundaries and how they would run their own government. It was a lot harder than anticipated to find a balance between freedom and a strong nation. This debate came into play during the second presidency of John Adams. Adams passed the Alien and Sedition

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    empire from 1688 to 1763. One of various attempts was constructing a more coherent administration. In 1696‚ a professional Board of Trade replaced the old Lords of Trade and Parliament created overseas vice-admiralty courts. This would help England control who its colonies traded with and the vice-admiralty courts would help‚ without juries‚ prosecute smugglers who evaded the trade regulations set forth in the Navigation Acts. By doing all this England was quietly installing a machinery of imperial management

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    independent America was contributed to gaining independence from Britain. George Washington a man with many names; the Commander and Chief of the Continental army‚ the Founding Father of the United States and the first President of the unites states. It is true that he did lose more battles then he wo‚ but the battles he won had greater stakes involved and many times giving the Continental army the advantage. George Washington was elected to lead the Continental army in 1775. Even Though he was a significant

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    Being a republican mother was the idea that woman were allowed to raise their children to be moral and in terms of political and societal concerns (Kerber‚ 2002). Women needed to be patriotic‚ meaning that they still needed to be biologically determined in order to properly educate their offspring. During this time‚ women had a way of living society. For example‚ women took part in many activities such as raising money by going door-to-door selling things that she may have made. With that money‚

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    The Revolutionary War consisted of different “revolutions” for those of minority classes‚ providing these people with the opportunity of breaking past societal deference and obtaining a voice in society. The increased need for the participation of women‚ non-landowning men‚ and slaves in the war allowed increased activism for women‚ a stake in society for the impoverished‚ and potential freedom for slaves. However‚ this short term opportunity excluded Natives‚ whose struggle since European arrival

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