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    Before clothes became what they are today they went trough a lot of changes a long the way‚ from ready-made to 3-D printing clothing has come a long way and became more comfy and affordable. In the Civil War era clothes were ready-made only. Jackets‚ coats‚ and under wear we only made in predetermined sizes. If you needed shirts‚ pants‚ or dresses you had to go to a tailor or to some one at home that could sew. When the war got big‚ factorys were made to to help make the uniforms that the soldiers

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    the States seceded from the Union‚ certain events led toward the Civil war and now it was here. In 1861‚ South Carolina open fired at Fort Sumter ( an army base that still belonged to the United States.) Abraham Lincoln declared Marshall law and put the military in charge and he stopped the Habeas Corpus law which had given people the right to know what they were being arrested for. The Union had a greater advantage during this war because they had more people and more resources. However the South

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    Historians have different opinions on how the Civil War impacted the nation’s industrialization: positively or negatively. During the war‚ manufacturing increased greatly and the number of factories in the North doubled. However‚ men were also being shipped off to both armies to fight‚ leaving empty spaces in the factories‚ which historians believe hurt industrialization. The demand for weapons and supplies during the Civil War was high and caused both the Union and the Confederacy

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    In American history‚ women have had a profound role. Whether it was the lack of freedom or the excessiveness of their decisions‚ women have shaped what America has become and what it will continue to grow into. Daphne Spain explains in her article entitled “Women’s Rights and Gendered Spaces in 1970s Boston‚” howDuring the 1970s feminists in Boston declared their rights to their own bodies by establishing women’s health clinics and domestic violence shelters. In doing so‚ they wrote a modern chapter

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    There are several things that play into why the Civil War started‚ although the overall burning issue was slavery. Many people argue that the Civil War started over states rights. But when you look at it the states rights were to abolish or protect slavery. This problem seemed to arise as the north became more industrialized and the south stayed predominately agricultural based. As the north began to look towards a city life people began to work together as one. In the south cotton had become a very

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    The changes in the war aims by President Abraham Lincoln were very important in winning the war. First and foremost when the war began it was entirely based on re-uniting the country which most people in the North were not so much contented with given the fact that their children were dying in large numbers. However‚ when Abraham Lincoln shifted the rationale towards fighting for democracy through the abolition of slave trade which the confederate states wanted so much to preserve. This increased

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    Many conflicts contributed to the Civil war‚ but the most famous and well known one was slavery which happened around in the mid 1800s. The conflict consisted of the Northern and southern states. Each side had their own view on slavery as south used it heavily for their economic structure while North barely used it. In conclusion both had different views on whether the expand or stop slavery growth growth or to have slavery at all. This all started out with the missouri compromise which itself

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    The average day for the common soldier of the Civil War was very well organized but was often so tedious that it became a very boring and menial daily burden. The entire day started at a staggering 5 am Reveille‚ or wake up and roll call. Depending on the camp‚ soldiers could then be sent to breakfast or straight to drilling. After breakfast was the posting of guards‚ sick call‚ and the other basic chores needed to be performed by the soldiers. When this was done‚ of course‚ there was more drilling

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    Bailey Wright  Oklahoma History   March 3‚ 2015    Choctaws and the Civil War    The Civil War brought on trying times to not only the American people but also  the tribes. The tribes were given a choice of joining the Confederacy or the Union. This  decision would change all the lives of the tribal people. What would happen if they  chose the side that lost? How would that impact them? These questions flood the brains  of the tribes. When it was time for the Choctaw to make a decision they chose the 

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    budget plan on how to save money instead of spending it. On the other hand they all are trying to take money from somewhere which will decease that budget to pay for something. However‚ nickel and dime employee are all bad signs of budgeting‚ because you get what you pay for‚ meaning you don’t take care of your employees they won’t take care of you. 2. Which strategies are the most dangerous least? I would have to say fudging the number‚ because now you’re committing a crime. Why? Because first

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