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    Population: 4.4 million by 1822. White population was 2 million‚ making up almost half of the population. Religions: Cathlocism was most popular. Also‚ Protestants‚ Jews‚ Euangelical Christians‚ and opinulast religions as of African origin like Macomba‚ etc. Ethnicity: 2 Million of the people were white. Other ethnicities included Portuguese‚ Spanish‚ and African Natives. Trade Markets: Sugar‚ gold and diamonds‚ Coffee‚ tobacco‚ soybeans‚ corn‚ and rice. Also many fruits such as oranges

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    “Reformation: the act or process of improving something or someone by removing or correcting faults‚ problems‚ etc‚” Merrian-Webster dictionary. The 1830’s and 1840’s was a time of great hope and a time of great despair for many people groups in America. We’d won our independence‚ established our colonies‚ got rid of the savage Indians‚ so now it was time to mold the country based on our ideals. There was a problem though: humans do not always share the same views as the consensus. This created a

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    DBQ Essay During the late 1800s and early 1900s‚ Progressive reformers worked to improve American society. Their goals included protecting consumers‚ regulating child labor‚ improving working conditions‚ and expanding democracy. The ones being talked about in this essay are protecting consumers‚ regulating child labor‚ and the improvement of working conditions. Protecting consumers is important in various ways. It is unhealthy not to be protecting consumers. By doing this

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    As the North and South developed in the early 1800’s they soon grew to be vastly different. Their ideologies on social issues and economy issues ranged greatly. As times went on‚ the north became increasingly more urban and industrial. They relied on factories and manufacturing to fuel their economy. The north seeked cheap labor from needy immigrants and began to out produce the farming based south. The cities that developed in the North became centers of trade. As mass production began‚ so did

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    At the turn of the century in the year 1800‚ the Industrial Revolution was gaining speed in the United States. The American factory system was launched in to production after new methods of mass producing goods and and the idea of interchangeable parts were introduced. Cotton production was at its peak in the South with the introduction of the cotton gin. In the North‚ the landscape did not allow farming to flourish like it did in the South‚ so the North was home to the majority of industry and production

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    During the 1800s‚ there was an abolition movement that would end all racial discrimination and segregation. It would restrict slave owning areas and stop spreading. It was founded by and informed by Benjamin Rush and Benjamin Franklin. The founding of the first founding abolitionist societies was Benjamin Rush and Benjamin Franklin. They wanted to stop slavery from being spreaded into further territories into the U.S.. Once that was achieved there was a beginning of free states‚ that allowed slaves

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    During the late 1800s‚ many countries around the world were undergoing heavy unrest. There was political persecution‚ religious persecution‚ economic failure‚ or famine occurring at the time. Push factors such as these drove many people‚ including the Chinese‚ to flee in order to escape from this turmoil. However‚ a major push factor was the failing economy caused by the British dominance in China after the British defeated the Chinese in the Opium War. 2.) Around the 1840s‚ gold was discovered

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    Even since the beginning women have been a vital asset to the world. God made women‚ because no other creature was suitable or capable of the great works God had planned for women. Women are not perfect‚ but neither are men and we see this exhibited in the fall of man. No matter what‚ women are the back bone of society. With the work they do that’s unseen‚ as mothers‚ teachers‚ and caregivers. God put an incredible design and purpose for them. God created men to be leaders‚ and women to be helpers

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    The 19th century was an important era in United States history. From many new advancements in industry to a drastic change in social behavior. From independent farm life to the start of urban development. Changes that have impacted society even to this day. By 1925‚ the massive growth from 44 million people in 1875‚ to 114 million people gave a broader perspective on how life should be lived in the ever expanding nation. Farms were the basis of American culture since Virginia was first founded back

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    A woman’s role in the 18th century included submission to men and total obedience to her husband; playing on the fallacy that women were thought of to be asexual. Not only did this undermine their physical desires‚ but this destroyed all opportunity of having any type of independence‚ which muted their voice of authority‚ leaving little hope of gaining recognition in society. The oppression women faced during these times‚ becomes apparent in Charlotte Gilman’s The Yellow Wall-Paper. In a society

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