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    Even though they started out working together with Rome‚ Roman advances into Syria made things more difficult. The Nabataeans joined forces with the Parthians during Rome’s civil wars after Julius Caesar’s death because they felt misled. In 40 B.C.‚ the Parthians invaded and took over Jerusalem. The Nabataeans had no choice but to accept the Parthian rule. Antony and Cleopatra were defeated in 31 B.C.‚ and Octavian (Caesar Augustus) took over as leader of the Roman Empire. The Nabataeans then tried

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    The “Civil War” was important in history because it was when the Northern and Southern part of the United States battled against each other‚ due to the sides having their own different beliefs and religions. This war lasted 5 year from 1861-1865. The South believed in “Slavery” and were heavy about it because it was their way of making money more easily. But‚ most people who didn’t have slaves or very little would also work with the slaves or be tolerated like one. But the North believed in more

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    the civil war was necessary. Without it we may have never taken the necessary steps to achieve freedom for the slaves. The southerns would never have given up there ways of life peacefully. There are many events of the time period that support my claim. The first example is the caning of Charles Summner. This is when Preston Brooks‚ a pro-slavery southern senator‚ attacked and beat Charles Sumner on the senate floor. This was after Brooks gave an Anti-slavery speech. The speech did attack

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    On the day of April 12‚ 1861‚ the civil war began. It was a war between the north‚ or the Union‚ and the south‚ or the Confederacy over slavery. The Union had an army of nearly two million soldiers‚ while the south had approximately half because of their population differences. About 620‚000 total soldiers died from combat‚ starvation‚ disease‚ or even accident. The civil war was the bloodiest battle in the history of our country and resulted in the greatest number of casualties compared to any

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    The Civil War was the deadliest war in the entire history of the United States. In 4 years‚ nearly 700‚000 people died. The war left a huge impact on the nation and changed the way people viewed the nation drastically. During one of the battles that occurred during the war‚ the Battle of Bull Run‚ it’s said that the families of soldiers gathered off to the side of the field where the war took place. They didn’t know that the war was going to be real‚ so when soldiers began to actually get shot and

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    America redefined the Civil War in many ways. The North and South fought over their rights to end slavery. North fought for the right to keep slavery. South fought to end slavery. The South never wanted to have the slaves‚ but the North said that they had to have slaves. They fought because they were unable to come up with a civil solution. The North started slavery but they then wanted it to end it because they got tired of it. Although the South never wanted slavery they still had slavery. The

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    Through evaluating both the lectures derived from the text and the book itself‚ everybody can distinctly detect the Dred Scott decision (1830’s)‚ Civil War (1861)‚ and Emancipation Proclamation (1863) are the three most important aspects covered in unit two. The Dred Scott decision claimed that Dred and his family must remain slaves based on the fact that just because he was on “free soil” it does not make him free. Because of the color of his skin‚ he is deemed property and according to the Supreme

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    I don’t believe we can have an army without music.” —Robert E. Lee. “If we’d had your music‚ sir‚ we’d have whipped you out of your boots.” — A Confederate officer at Appomattox to his Union counterpart”. The outcome of the Civil War was solely based on the North’s access to music. It gave both sides a way to express their views and differences. Music comforted‚ entertained and gave soldiers something to do other than worry about loved ones. At home‚ it distracted families from all the fears

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    With the civil war being a big impact on the U.S. today with as many colored people surpassing many obstacles throughout those years. Today many colored people still have problems sometimes‚ but not as bad as times were in the past in the time of the Civil War‚ where words can’t describe how life was as a colored person around that time. With this 4 year event effecting 34 states at first but ending off with 36 states being effected‚ life had changed quiet a little towards the major things that needed

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    Governmental Interference in American Industrial Developments Between the years of 1865 and 1900‚ the federal government in America acted as a primary source for guidance during the growth in industrial development and market capitalism. It was a time of booming industries and soaring profits for both the people and the government. The government desperately wanted to push forward and help the growth of the newfound industry boom in America‚ but they also recognized that they needed to implement

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