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    Problems persisted between the American colonies and Britain during 1774. From these problems‚ the thirteen colonies achieve their American independence in July 4th‚ 1776. While conflicts continue from 1774‚ there were several reasons that lead to the cause of the American revolutionary war. The American revolutionary war was caused by the stamp act‚ sugar act‚ and plenty of other ways Britain’s laws were used to take money from the thirteen colonies. After the French and Indian war in North America

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    Republicanism is a political thought that influenced the American colonists in the mid-eighteenth century; defined a just society as one in which all citizens willingly gave up their private interests to the common good. It is a theory inherently opposed to hierarchical and authoritarian institutions such as aristocracy and monarchy. Radical Whigs are the ideas of these British political commentators influenced American political thought in the mid-eighteenth century; criticized the corruption and

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    life depends upon the general laws of matter and motion‚ and that it is no encroachment on the office of providence to disturb or alter these general laws”(294). If cutting trees from their course is allowed for human benefits‚ then there is no reason why changing my own natural course for my benefit is a crime. Some argues that human life is important and that only God has the right to deal with. If that is true‚ then dodging the massive branch from the tree that I have just cut from falling on my head

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    Rethinking Jamestown Sheler‚ Jeffery L. The article Rethinking Jamestown was written by Jeffery Sheler in January 2005 the article is about the Archaeological finds of the original fort built in 1607-1620. The author goes in depth of what artifacts were found‚ and when the artifacts were used. It also references how Jamestown was formed‚ and other facts about Jamestown the original fort. The author backs up his thesis with facts found in the archaeological finds of Jamestown along with historic

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    We the American colonists are not rebels. All the colonists wanted to do was have religious freedom so they left Britain to come to the Americas to start their colonies and have their own governments and have their own religions. They also got tired of the king taxing them without representation and saying to allow that British soldiers are to housed and taken care of by the colonists and that really set the colonists through the roof having to take care of someone they didn’t even know. We the

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    extinction seemed to have caused all of them to die-off. What caused the demise of the dinosaurs and 60% of life on Earth at the time? How did it affect life on Earth afterwards? Are all of the Dinosaurs dead? Will this happen to humans in the near future? The Cretaceous-Tertiary extinction event‚ or the K-T event‚ is the name given to the mass extinction of the dinosaurs and other species that took place about 65 million years ago. For many years‚ paleontologists believed this event was caused

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    Jamestown and Plymouth were the first two successful English colonies in North America. Jamestown was established in 1607 and Plymouth in 1620. Jamestown and Plymouth had many similarities. For example they both had some sort of government in some way. Jamestown had the first legislative assembly among the Western Hemisphere in 1619. This would later be called the‚ “House of Burgesses.” This served as a good model for many law making bodies in the U.S. Plymouth had a similar government. Their

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    WHY KPOP IS SO POPULAR NOW Fung Ka Man Student Number: 12208825 GCPS1005‚ Section 10023 Date Due: 10-2-2014 Section Instructor’s Name: Miss Yuen Vera Specific Purpose: To discuss the reasons of Korean popular music become popular nowadays. INTRODUCTION (attention getter) I. Have all of you heard the song of Sorry Sorry‚ which is sung by 12 Korean boys? And your answer must be ‘Yes’. But do you know how many views of this music video on Youtube? It currently has over 43 million views on YouTube

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    ESL0420Advanced Writing Analysis Paper Le Han leh@mtu.edu Mar 5th‚ 2013 Why are Apple Products so Popular? In today ’s world‚ Apple ’s products are highly sought after because they are very popular for everyone. According to Yarow,editor of The Business Insider,said that the newest iPhone sold 5 million over the opening weekend (Yarow‚ 2012). However‚ it is difficult to find the reason why Apple’s products are so superior compared with other electronic products in the market. Since Apple’s

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    if it meant the cost of a human being’s freedom and dignity. So you could imagine the 1860s decision to abolish slavery in the U.S. came as a shock to most‚ regardless of your position on the matter. Nevertheless it is seen as a very progressive moment for the country. Slavery had ended but other issues arose to replace it; African Americans and many other races all had one common enemy‚ oppression of the “superior” race. But that did not necessarily mean everyone in America was content with the

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