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    population immigrants from various countries. History shows us how one race of immigrants fought to be superior than the rest. This superior race of immigrants fights to keep their superiority‚ but becomes aware that the can no longer maintain it so they do everything in there power to remain superior for as long as they can before forced to slowly desegregate into the rest of the country Slaves played a fundamental role in the Civil War by helping the Union With the Union’s victory against the confederacy

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    World War One‚ also known as the Great War‚ began in Europe and lasted from July 28th‚ 1914 to November 11th‚ 1918. The war pulled in all the big economic countries. The war consisted of two opposing alliances: the Allies (consisted of the French 3rd Republic‚ the Russian Empire and the United Kingdom of Ireland and Great Britain) against the Main Powers of Austria-Hungary and Germany. Even though Italy was a member of the Triple Alliance alongside Austria-Hungary and Germany‚ they did not join the

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    How far do you agree that the lives of black Americans did not improve much between 1945 and 1955? (30 marks) There is a great deal of evidence to support and argue the statement above regarding the lives of black Americans and whether they did or did not improve much between 1945 and 1955. Black American’s social position‚ especially in the South‚ did not improve much‚ neither did their voting rights. There was also a huge racially motivated backlash to the Brown v Topeka ruling which did not

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    North America to establish their own economy and social society. Through slavery‚ the economy of the North American settlements was able to climb rapidly as the production of crops increased. However‚ slavery had a negative impact on the social aspects of the settlements. It caused the establishment of a hierarchy and created a gap between different groups of people. The period of slavery began in 1619 when a Dutch ship brought twenty Africans to Jamestown‚ Virginia. From there‚ the Africans were

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    How Post-World War II Technology Changed America 5/3/2012 AMH 2020- Yellow Class Angelika Vasquez Professor Brian Milner During the post-World War II era everything in our nation seemed to change. The post-World War II era had significant technological advances that changed politics‚ the economy‚ and the way people interacted with one another. Three of the biggest technological advances during this era were the introduction of the atomic bomb‚ television‚ and space race technology

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    dress up in ragged clothing and would paint his skin black. He would sing and dance‚ in ways to over exaggerate how blacks spoke and acted. However‚ when speaking about Jim Crow Law‚ we are not speaking about the character he played. Even though the Jim Crow Law was named after Rice’s character it had nothing to do with his show. What was the Jim Crow law and how did it affect blacks in America (The Origins of Jim Crow)? When we refer to Jim Crow Law‚ we speak not of Rice’s character‚ but of a law that

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    When researching the Impact slaves had in the civil war‚ I didn’t know that even though the north was abolishing slavery and on the brink of war they still wouldn’t let African Americans fight in the war until a law was passed allowing African Americans to fight. I can understand why at first Africans Americans didn’t even want to fight. Even in the north african americans were treated like dirt and even when the country needs help against the south they had to pass a law for black people to fight

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    Women have only just relatively recently been able to fight as a member of the active military for the United States. However‚ women have played various roles to help assist the country during different wars. This was true in early wars up into the present day. One war that women made a significant impact back home was in World War One. Women during this conflict made significant contributions to the war effort through the use of the Red Cross‚ education‚ and training opportunities. Women were

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    Involvement in the Second World War After seeing action in World War I‚ New Zealand would once again rush to the aid of Britain‚ their Mother Country‚ at the outbreak of World War II in Europe. Britain’s strategy of appeasement failed to stop Nazi Germany’s military ambitions‚ and when the Germans invaded Poland in September 1939‚ the British did not hesitate to declare war against Germany. As a British dominion‚ New Zealand stood behind the Mother Country and contributed to its war efforts in Europe‚ Africa

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    Canada Women and the Second World War The changing roles of women throughout history has been drastic‚ and none more so than the period during and after World War II. The irrevocable changes that occurred once the war started and women went to work were unprecedented. In the end‚ the changing role of Canada’s women during the War was the beginning of a chain reaction of events that have forever changed the Canadian workplace and also that of men’s archaic views on the capabilities of women in general

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