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    Women took many roles in the Revolutionary War. Frome supportive jobs like nurses‚ cooks‚ and maids to do jobs like spies. Women did more than their share to help win American Independence. Deborah was born in Plympton‚ Massachusetts on December 17‚ 1760. She is the oldest of seven children of Jonathan and Deborah Bradford Sampson. Jonathan left his family and then moved to Maine. Her mother was in poor health and could not support her children‚ so she sent them off to live with various friends

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    ended the war between Great Britain and the United States. The Treaty declared the United States of America as an independent nation and established boundaries that extended far to the west of the original 13 colonies. They were originally ruled by the King of England and he wasn’t at all fair to them. He would tax the colonists and it made them want to become independent. So they made the Declaration of Independence and that led to the Revolutionary War between England the colonies. The war then led

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    Shakur: A Revolutionary Hero. Tupac Shakur lived a life full of struggle and hardship‚ but it was not always that way for him and his family. He made his big break in the music industry after he had moved to the west coast and joined a rap group called “Digital Underground” formed in Oakland California. His stage name was “MC New York” considering that is where he had grown up as kid‚ His first hit song in this group was called “The Humpty Dance”. I believe that Tupac Shakur is a revolutionary because

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    1776 war was the first step that will shake the great British Empire‚ that war redefined the whole world. George Washington a tobacco farmer who didn’t seen as a worthy opponent by the British led the first revolutionary war that led to the independence of the thirteen colonies from Great Britain and the born of the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. Even though this war had a very unpromising and bad start for the colonial army George Washington was able to turn the table around and win this war against

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    REVOLUTIONARY CHANDRA SHEKHAR AZAD We all know Chandrashekhar Azad. Azad was born on 23rd July‚ 1906‚ in the village‚ Bhavra‚ in Jhabua district of Madhya Pradesh. His father was Pandit Sitarm Tiwari and his mother was Smt. Jagrani Devi. The financial conditions of his father were not so good‚ and hence Azad spent his days more or less without any restraints‚ or duties and passed his days happily in childhood plays and pranks. He found pleasure in putting gun-powder in his toys and then

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    part‚ left the colonies alone. The French and Indian War had come to an end‚ leaving the colonists eager to partake in all the opportunities of America. In the midst of this tranquility‚ the British imposed taxes on the colonies in an attempt to raise revenues. As Americans saw their liberties and power threatened‚ the relationship between Britain and America began to unravel. While several specific events marked the way to the Revolutionary War‚ the ideology of the colonists‚ deeply rooted in their

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    family of four so trade is imperative. The church here is only of the Puritan faith‚ any other religion is considered obsolete. As I’m sure you have heard‚ Britain has placed taxes on the colonists in order to pay for the French and Indian War. The Tea Act was passed on December 16 and on that night colonists dressed as Native Americans boarded English ships and dumped all of the taxed tea into Boston Harbor.

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    Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia The Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) is the military wing of the Colombian Communist Party that was formed in 1964 after Castro’s Cuban revolution. FARC’s ideological goal is to overthrow the democratic government of Colombia and replace it with a Communist regime. The group supports Marxist-Leninist theory of redistribution of wealth by seizing it from the wealthy and giving it to the poor. Also‚ FARC opposes U.S. influence in Colombia

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    Gandhi’s passive resistance way is more influential to most people‚ with no weapon or cannot fight. Method of Mao Tse-tung is the violent revolutionary‚ he believes that it’s the only way to success in a revolution. No kindness need to be shown‚ Mao suggests that kindness is a weakness. Gandhi‚ on the other hand‚ is a nonviolent revolutionary‚ he believes passive resistance will stop mankind suffering. Two of the signature method of fight through human history‚ but opposite from one another

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    Racism emerged during the revolutionary era. The first impressions of Africans‚ the desire for social order‚ and the degradation of black people were all building blocks for racism during the revolutionary era. White Americans‚ mostly in the North‚ realized that while they were fighting for their freedom‚ they were holding a group of people in bondage. Some also noticed there was color problem on their hands during the 1760s and 1770s. The complexion of slaves became‚ after the fact‚ a reason for

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