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    Blundering Generation

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    Running Head: BLUNDERING GENERATION 1 The “Blundering Generation” in the Civil War Camila Alvarez AP U.S. History Period 2 BLUNDERING GENERATION Abstract This paper explores the term coined by James G. Randall on 1940 “Blundering Generation”‚ which encompasses the “real” reasons that lead to the Civil War and blames the political leaders of the Era‚ the mistakes they made‚ their inability to compromise‚ and the way the Civil War was actually‚ and probably still is‚ romanticized

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    Slavery; North The North during the civil war era saw no need for slavery as factory production boomed. Most of the workers in the factories were woman and children who worked for a low wage‚ so slavery was not a hot commodity. The political cartoon to the left is considered a northern view based upon how the north fought for the freedom and equality of slaves. The cartoon depicts the blacks and the whites uniting through a waltz. The definition of Amalgamation is to unite or combine two. In the

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    the Kansas Nebraska Act of 1854 was another pass at the economic prospects of the west. Stephen Douglas of Illinois had created this act for his own financial gain seeing as he was a director of the Central Railroad of Illinois and he wanted the train to run through Chicago. But in order to do this‚ the plains had to be settled above the line of the Missouri Compromise. Because of the Kansas Nebraska Act of 1854‚ Stephen Douglas got what he wanted‚ and ultimately settled the plains in Kansas and

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    Something About Myself

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    SPC 205 4 September‚ 13 Me‚ Myself‚ and I General Purpose- To Inform Specific Purpose- To inform the audience about myself Thesis Statement- To inform the audience about my three favorite things by explaining how much I love Kansas‚ Soccer‚ and Animals. I. INTRODUCTION A. Have you ever met someone who is constantly reminiscing on his or her favorite place? Or someone who has an unbelievable passion for a sport that they play? Or someone who would unquestionably pull over

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    is “actually and regularly used” for the purpose under the statute. The “actually and regularly used” language is common for exemptions and so even if a case is not directly under the above statutes‚ it is likely still precedent for our case. The Kansas Supreme Court has found that use is an important part of

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    First thing first‚ what is the compromise of 1850? The compromise of1850 was a set of five bills that eventually lead to the civil war. Its purpose was to keep away confrontation between the northern free slave states and the southern slave states and keep the nation united. The first bill consist of California being admitted to the union as a free state. The second bill allowed New Mexico and Utah settlers to vote on an issue. The third bill relied on Texas loosing New Mexico territory‚ but $10

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    On May 20‚ 1856‚ Senator Charles Sumner‚ a Massachusetts anti-slavery Republican‚ delivered a speech called “Crime against Kansas”. The speech was about Kansas` admission to the Union as a Slave State or Free State. In his speech‚ Sumner insulted two Democratic senators. South Carolina senator‚ Andrew Butler‚ who was not present‚ got his share of Sumner insults. Senator Butler`s kinsman Preston Smith Brooks‚ representative from South Carolina‚ offended by Sumner`s speech‚ he considered the speech

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    established themselves in Kansas objected to cattle crossing over their land. Homesteader is a lifestyle of self-sufficiency. It is characterized by subsistence agriculture‚ home preservation of foodstuffs‚ and it may or may not also involve the small-scale production of textiles‚ clothing‚ and craftwork for household use or sale. Homesteaders objected this idea because they believed cattle cursed a tick that would kill the other animals. Cattlemen carrying cattle through Kansas met fierce oppositions

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    context of two of the following: The Missouri Compromise The Mexican War Compromise Of 1850 Kansas-Nebraska Act The moral and political actions of those opposed to the spread of slavery in the context of The Mexican War and The Kansas-Nebraska Act are very conflicting. With the upset in balance of the Mexican War‚ antislavery activists were upset about any potential compromise while with the Kansas-Nebraska act‚ they settled with the idea of them being in a state of popular sovereignty. The

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    Film Form

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    the person experiencing it depend on one another. - Narrative Elements: These constitute the films story‚ we can link and compare narrative elements • Wizard of Oz: We see the tornado causing dorothy’s trip to Kansas‚ we also can identify the characters in Oz as similar to those in Kansas - Stylistic Elements: I.E. the way the camera moves‚ the patterns of colour in the frame and the use of music. • Wizard of Oz: We can recognize the “we’re off to see the Wizard” tune whenever Dorothy picks up

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