thinking (Doc 3). In Bombay (Mumbai)‚ India in 1906 there was different castes that separated the people‚ but because of cricket and the different skills of people they were treated differently forgetting their castes (Doc 4). In 1938 a Indian sports journal talked about the great things that cricket was doing for the conflicts between different religions. People in India might not like other religions than their own but when playing cricket they get a long and their religious rivalry disappear (Doc
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the Documents •Doc A: Can be used to support strict construction with states rights‚ however says “united as to everything respecting foreign nations” which can be used to justify loose construction. •Doc B: Supports 1st Amendment‚ strict construction‚ separation of church and state‚ uses the word “delegated” •Doc C: Embargo and Non-Intercourse Acts‚ Loose construction for J and M with commerce compromise. Federalists with England major trading partner…strict construction. •Doc D: “Mr. Madison’s
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they should not be in serfdom anymore and thought that they should be let go (doc 3.) Also peasants wanted to go back to the original agreement between peasants and Lords (doc 2.) This document is reliable because it shows how the working man or a peasant feels about the Lords and how they treat peasants. (P.O.V). This speaker wants the revolt because he believes that if you don’t revolt you are resisting God’s will (doc 6). Even peasants began to help other peasants by letting them into the city
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to be such as the Abaluyia creation story‚ where it says that god created man so that the sun would have someone to shine on (Doc 7). The British did not really understand this‚ given the majority of them were either Protestant or Catholic. They couldn’t comprehend the idea of believing in witchcraft or witch doctors‚ or how each tribe had a concept of a “Supreme Being” (Doc 6). But‚ as more years went by the number of people believing in indigenous beliefs went down. 38% of the people in Kenya were
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“I’ll trick them and make them come out in the open. I’ll pretend to retreat and when they come out I’ll attack them‚” this contributed greatly to the success of the Mongols (Doc: 1). Marco Polo’s biased description the soldiers stuck out from the documents “their arms are bows‚ iron maces‚ and in some instances‚ spears” (Doc: 3). The fact that Polo was sent by the Mongol ruler to administer the realm contributes to this bias. The warriors of the Mongol army were disciplined “their obedience and submissiveness
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were taken out of teuclepe for motecuhzonna and chihauacoalt to begin their sacrifice (Doc D). In result of their organization they had a special time to begin sacrificing. It would start midday and end at nightfall (Doc D). They would start by killing them while their blood was racing down the temples stairway. Every time the priest cut out their heart he would roll their dead bloody body down the stairs (Doc D). The Aztecs thought of human sacrifice as a major part of religion. They thought
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white settlers hoping for a better life. The Homestead Act further encouraged settlers to migrate west. they were attracted to the idea of mining‚ ranching and lumbering. Mining for gold and silver‚ because the west was filled with mining regions (doc d). The completion of the transcontinental railroad required rail lines run through territories
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manpower‚ “to lend each other immediate aid and assistance‚ if such a failure is accompanied by an unprovoked recourse to arms…” (Doc 5) This was a key factor in why France went to war against Germany after Poland was invaded by Germany. In an excerpt of Benito Mussolini‚ What is Fascism‚ he mentioned that Fascism is “a force limited to the function of recording results.” (Doc 7) Germany was on a conquest to eliminate all of the inferior races‚ because they weren’t fascist. In a document by British Foreign
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clothed‚ and even lived longer (Doc.3) (Document 3 however‚ is biased because it was written by Thomas B‚ Macaulay‚ and as a member of the high class in England‚ the growth in population gave him profit. ) This idea is supported in Document 10‚ as it mentions that the increased salaries and “improved working conditions” were all due to the manufacturing industry. Manchester is described as the “Workshop of the World” with an energetic and spirited population (Doc. 9). This document‚ though‚ because
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