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    Preparation for the First Examination Multiple Choice Questions: 1. According to your text‚ what two issues lay at the heart of Reconstruction?  A. whether the federal or state government was ultimately sovereign‚ and whether African Americans or Native Americans were the most oppressed minority group B. which party would gain the ascendancy‚ and how the government could regulate the economy C. the future of political and economic power for African Americans‚ and the future of North-South economic

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    western territories. Foreign powers did not intervene. After four years of bloody combat that left over 600‚000 soldiers dead and destroyed much of the South’s infrastructure‚ the Confederacy collapsed‚ slavery was abolished‚ and the difficult Reconstruction process of restoring national unity and guaranteeing rights to the freed slaves began. During the American Civil War‚ Lincoln’s actions broadened the power of the Executive Branch. An example of this is the Emancipation Proclamation. The Emancipation

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    brothers and friends to turn their backs on one and other. The idea of war is to have mankind gain a sense of peace on earth. However it is in fact‚ decaying our civilization‚ along with mankind. “The Sniper” by Liam O’Flaherty and the poem “The Man He Killed” by Thomas Hardy are two pieces that deal with the issues of war‚ and in fact share many similarities and differences in the areas of plot‚ irony‚ and theme. Liam O’Flaherty

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    She appeared to be going out of her way to protect the offenders. Was it because they were aborigines and she would go to any lengths to protect them – even if it meant they would escape punishment for a crime they had committed? Or was she just so anti-police in her nature that cooperation with police was not to be considered‚ no matter what the circumstances? Whether it was her or whether her husband tired of being called out in the middle of the night but the matron relented and eventually allowed

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    On August‚ 1st‚ MTV came out over the airways with the opening‚ "Ladies and gentlemen‚ rock and roll."(Peake) The name MTV is a contraction of “Music Television” and the purpose is to play music videos 24 hours a day‚ 7 days a week. (“Music Video”) Although this concept is yet to be familiar to us‚ for sure‚ for better or worse; this one channel will change the history of music. As all such matters have pros and cons‚ this new genre‚ music videos‚ also have both. To me‚ it seems to have more cons

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    portrayed a different explanation for why Reconstruction did not work out as planned by the United States Government. Thomas W. Wilson’s article reveals that the government preyed upon the South. Carter Woodson asserts that former slaves were not given a fair chance to make Reconstruction work‚ while Thomas Bailey blames the Radicals for pushing it on clueless‚ former slaves. Finally‚ Mary Beth Norton takes issue with the resistance of Reconstruction that the South held from the beginning. While

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    that the author of the article addresses. The initial view towards Reconstruction was that it wouldn’t have made a difference whether or not Lincoln had been part of the picture‚ many historians had believed that Lincoln would have clashed with Radical Republicans in congress much like Andrew Johnson had. However‚ this traditional view of Reconstruction has been abandoned by historians. Much like myself‚ they now view Reconstruction as tragic failed experiment which would leave the problem of racial

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    friends who leave to work on a ranch where Lennie gets in trouble. Lennie gets in trouble when he kills an innocent lady and runs off. George and the other men set off to find Lennie‚ but george leaves them to find Lennie himself. After George finds Lennie‚ he makes him feel happy and excited for what they will have in the future. George should not have killed Lennie because Lennie was slow and did not know how strong he really was‚ and George was Lennie’s best friend‚ but Lennie still had killed a innocent

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    After the American Civil War in 1865 the United States entered a period called the Era of Reconstruction. The Civil War left the South in shambles‚ economically‚ infrastructurally‚ and socially. Therefore‚ the responsibility of repairing the South fell on the United States government. The physical damage of the war was the first to be addressed. The government was not only repairing physical damage‚ but economic damage‚ too. The Civil War destroyed the South’s economy‚ with many plantations and farms

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