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    Tisquantum: An American Legend History is said to be written by the winners—revealing the perspective and bias of the victorious party. This becomes particularly problematic when the losing party doesn’t posses a written language‚ which is exactly what occurred pertaining to European encounters with Native Americans. Because Native Americans developed no written language and customarily passed down an oral history‚ much of the history is lost; what is known comes predominately from European accounts

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    1. General characteristics and conditions of the Native Americans: Where they came from and their cultures. a. Where: 35‚000 (33‚000?) B.C.: First ‘immigrant’ ancestors of the Native Americans traveled down the Bering land bridge from Eurasia to North America during the Ice Age i. Trekked across Bering isthmus and peopled the Americas for 250 centuries‚ eventually reaching the southern tip of South America ii. Isolated by the melting of glaciers at the end of the Ice Age

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    Newfoundland and Labrador is a well-known location for having the highest number of Irish people. It was a perfect place because there were a thriving economy and small population making it able to absorb the large amounts of immigrants. As a result‚ there were 74‚ 791 of Irish people in Newfoundland alone which allowed for them to feel welcome and make the process of adjusting much easier. The growth

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    freedom (to Non-Christians too). He left Massachusetts to completely break from the Anglican Church Dominion of New England: From New York and New Jersey northward. Meant to bolster colonial defense. Imposed by the Parliament. New England Confederations: Mass. Bay Colony‚ Plymouth‚ and Connecticut banded together to defend against Indians‚ French‚ and Dutch. Puritan only. Weak‚ but a notable step to colonial unity.

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    Brands‚ H.W. The Frist American: The Life and Times of Benjamin Franklin. New York: Broadway Doubleday‚ 2000. Henry William Brands was born 7 August 1953 in Portland Oregon. Brands lived in Oregon until he went to college in California; there he attended Stanford University and studied History as well as Mathematics. After traveling the nation being a salesman‚ he taught History and Mathematics at both the high school and college levels for nine years. In the meantime‚ Brands earned his Graduate

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    current state and nothing should be changed‚ while the other‚ being the union‚ believed that equal rights should be a liberty everyone deserves regardless of who they are and what they did. With this being a border between the two parties‚ the confederation believed they should all be a sovereign states while the union wanted to be one united nation with a sovereign government. These ideals soon caused a rift between the two and which ultimately lead to

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    There is always a purpose for papers such as these‚ and the purpose here was to allay the fears of the people; the fear that this new Constitution wouldn’t work‚ the fear that there was no solution to the political instability the Articles of Confederation had‚ and the fear that the government would be too strong or controlling. The political instability at the time scared people because factions‚ (groups with common political interests that forced their opinions on others while disregarding

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    fought the civil war. Meaning our own war. The North against the South. The free States against the slave states. The war had to solved two questions left unresolved by the revolution. The first being‚ Could the United States be a dissolvable confederation of sovereign states? Or‚ could the United States be an indivisible nation with a sovereign national government? The Second question would be‚ whether this nation which had adopted a declaration saying that all men were created equal with an

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    British explorer‚ navigator‚ cartographer‚ and captain in the Royal Navy. Cook made detailed maps of Newfoundland prior to making three voyages to the Pacific Ocean‚ during which he achieved the first recorded European contact with the eastern coastline of Australia and the Hawaiian Islands‚ and the first recorded circumnavigation of New Zealand. Cook joined the British merchant navy as a teenager and joined the Royal Navy in 1755. He saw action in the Seven Years’ War‚ and subsequently surveyed and mapped

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    the Greenlandic Norse society started to collapse because of many different factors‚ including changes in climate and economy. The collapse of society in Greenland caused the Norse to disappear from Greenland around the 15th century‚ and sail to Newfoundland and Labrador because they thought life would be better there. Eirik the Red‚ a Norwegian explorer‚ first sailed to Greenland around 985 CE‚ and then returned to build a society‚ settling there along with other explorers from Norway who came to

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