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    After the Civil War‚ the South was left in shambles and many cities completely destroyed and the task of rebuilding the South and reuniting the Nation began even before the war ended. In December 1863‚ President Lincoln issued the Proclamation of Amnesty and Reconstruction to help expedite united the Nation again. However‚ radical Congressional Republicans believed that Congress was responsible for setting the terms of unifying the nation. Radical Republicans thought the president’s plan was too

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    Lee: The Gentlemen’s Gentleman Robert E. Lee was considered by many in the South and even by some in the North to be the epitome of what a gentleman should be. Ulysses S. Grant was the North’s answer to Lee. “They were two strong men‚ these oddly different generals‚ and they represented the strengths of two conflicting currents that‚ through them‚ had come into final collision” (429). He was even considered to be an aristocrat in many social circles. “Lee embodied the noblest elements of this

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    The Memory of the Civil War in American Culture is a collection of essays that all revolve the central theme of the “geography of Civil War memory.” As editors Alice Fahs and Joan Waugh explain in their introduction‚ that geography incorporated both “physical and symbolic spaces” (2). The memory of the Civil War has been contested in numerous arenas and over the course of time; the strengths of this volume are the wide array of subjects it covers and how it shows change over time. In broad terms

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    freedom‚” (5) Expanding land would give many opportunities allowing many to fulfill their dreams. On the other hand‚ many rejected the Mexican-American war because it portrayed the United States aiming at the conquest of a vulnerable nation. Ulysses S. Grant said‚ “It was an instance of a republic following the bad example of European monarchies‚ in not considering justice in their desire to acquire additional territory.” He felt that over expansion was dangerous for the country because it is following

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    Important People 1700s 1. Jeffrey Amherst (1717-97): he led the British attack in 1758 on Louisburg. After the war‚ in 1763‚ Amherst was appointed Governor of Virginia. 2. Jonathan Edwards (1703 –1758): Jonathan Edwards studied divinity at Yale College before taking the pulpit in Northampton‚ MA. His sermons and writings embraced the idea of Free Will‚ along with a firm confidence in God’s righteousness. The sermons and writings of Jonathan Edwards helped to shape the course of Protestant

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    500‚000 blacks voted in this election (D. Alexander‚ 2004). Grant won the election with 3‚013‚790 popular votes and 214 electoral votes (David Leip‚ 2012). This shows Ulysses Grant ran very closely in popular votes to the democratic candidate Horatio Seymour’s 2‚708‚980 popular vote totals. The election came to the House of Representatives for a decision. The popular vote numbers may have been significantly larger for Candidate Ulysses Grant had it not been for the ongoing Southern Confederate loyalists

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    National Parks

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    Benz Dauz Bio14 National Parks For hundreds of years our national parks have been around american society growing just as america did. The idea of of maintaining and preserving the land was was created by a small group of people in the mid 1800’s‚ they wanted to make sure theta americas national parks exist through out time. The sheer idea to preserve nature no a day is actually rare‚ I mean most people would obviously care about nature if you ask them face to face but to me due to technology I’m

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    as being courageous behavior or character. Tom Sawyer shows his quality of bravery on many occasions. An example of his bravery is when he told the judge about what Injun Joe had done‚ even though the outcome could be the cost of his own life. Ulysses S. Grant‚ who was considered an excellent president by many‚ also possessed

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    a nation of mechanics. . . .You are bound to fail." While Sherman ’s statement proved to be correct‚ its flaw is in its assumption of a decided victory for the North and failure to account for the long years of difficult fighting it took the Union to secure victory. Unquestionably‚ the war was won and lost on the battlefield‚ but there were many factors that swayed the war effort in favor of the North and impeded the South ’s ability to stage a successful campaign. The advantages of the Union

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    The word Shiloh is said to be Hebrew for “place of peace‚” however‚ in April of 1862‚ the Battle of Shiloh became the site of one of the deadliest conflicts in Civil War history. With over 23‚000 casualties‚ the battle‚ fought in Pittsburg Landing‚ Tennessee played an important role in Union’s progress in the western theater. The Battle of Shiloh proved to be more challenging and complex due to the surprise attack initiated by the Confederates. Despite the commanders’ poor use of mission variables

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