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    The first reason that the Revolutionary War was not revolutionary was that the African Americans didn’t get their rights and opportunities. They were considered lower class than any other white male in the nation. They had no rights to vote‚ speak‚ and had to be separated from the whites due to their skin color. Majority of African Americans were treated unfairly in a different way. They were ordered to work long hours‚ with a low amount of wages. Some were able to read‚ others weren’t. Most importantly

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    During the 17th and 18th centuries‚ a revolutionary movement called the Enlightenment developed in Europe. In the wake of the Enlightenment‚ and the new ways of thinking it prompted‚ scholars and philosophers emerged who thought of innovative ideas which prompted and affected the course of the democratic revolutions in England and the United States. Their innovative ideas began a new age‚ where philosophers laid down old principles and began a new age where they challenged old accepted beliefs. They

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    you ever wondered‚” what it was like during the Revolutionary War. A lot of events occurred during the War. These are the following events: Navigation Act:1660‚ French and Indian War: 1754-1763‚ Pontiacs Rebellion and Proclamation of 1763‚ Sugar Act: 1765‚ Stamp Act: 1765‚ Declaratory Act: 1776‚ Townsend Act: 1767‚ Boston Massacre: 1770‚ Boston Tea Party: 1773‚ Intolerable Act: 1774. Each of these play an important role in the Revolutionary War. During times like these what do you think? First

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    In April 1775‚ British troops attempted to seize colonial weapons in Concord‚ Massachusetts. This battle went down in history as the official start of the American Revolutionary War. The British government had been imposing various taxes on the colonies. Over the course of time‚ the colonists had forged a distinct American identity and ideas such as independence gained momentum. The colonists decided taxation without representation was unlawful since they didn’t have a say in the matter. When presenting

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    to clean a British officer ’s boots (1876 lithograph) Jackson refusing to clean a British officer ’s boots (1876 lithograph) He received a sporadic education in the local "old-field" school. During the American Revolutionary War‚ Jackson‚ at age thirteen‚ joined a local regiment as a courier.[5] Andrew and his brother Robert Jackson were captured by the British and held as prisoners of war; they nearly starved to death in captivity. When Andrew refused to clean the boots of a British officer‚ the

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    Revolutionary Slaves It is a fact that the Americans won the Revolutionary War‚ but they could not have won without the enlistment of thousands of slaves into their army. However‚ the Patriots did not enlist the slaves first‚ but twas the Redcoats that made the move first. Utilizing every possible resource to win the war was Britain’s plan‚ which included the black slaves that were under their control. The Americans did not plan on utilizing their black slaves at first‚ but they changed their minds

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    Isabel Kelsay published her book‚ Joseph Brant‚ sixty years after Siles published his book‚ and her neo-progressive interpretation of frontier warfare during the Revolutionary War is indicative of this leap forward in time. When describing the morality of the Native American fighter compared to that of the American fighter‚ Kelsay provides the equal treatment that Siles could not. To be clear‚ Kelsay’s work isn’t free of bias‚ for it is surely there‚ but her admiration for Joseph Brant‚ who she depicts

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    The revolutionary war was a key point in history. In this essay I will be discussing the following things‚ causes of the Revolutionary war‚ results of the Revolutionary war and how the british were involved during the Revolutionary war. To begin with I will be going over the causes of the war that include acts‚taxes and the economy’s effect on the start of the revolutionary war.One of the biggest causes of the start of the american revolution was the increasing taxes from the British parliament

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    The First World War‚ which was a global war centered in Europe‚ began on 28 July 1914 and lasted until 11 November 1918. Britain went to war in August 1914 and lasted more than four years. British casualties totaled almost 2.5 million‚ which included over 700‚000 killed (Johnson‚ 1994: 151). After the war‚ there was a problem about how far the war actually brought to Britain‚ which means how did the war affected Britain social by several changes is generally debated by people. As Dewey (1997: 45)

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    Satire has the power to induce change by exaggerating issues within a historical context. If people see the satirical representation as being close enough to the reality of the situation‚ then this effect can be prove to be a catalyst for social and political change‚ at least in the ideologies of the readers of a satirical text. “Satire is a “mixed dish” that reflects any number of different balances of rhetorical argumentation and narrative storytelling” (Holbert et. al. 2013). By combining this rhetorical

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