Henry Turner Dbq Analysis

During the 1790 the country was split up over the rise of political parties. There were the federalists led by alexander hamilton and the democratic-republicans led by Alexander Hamilton and the democratic republicans led by tomas jefferson. The federalists and democratic-republicans have different views on many things, including the interpretation of the constitution, strong parts of the nation's economy and if the alien and sedition acts were important to have in our country.

In 1776 a country soon to be named the United States of America would break away from the world power of the time.  America the country attributed with being the most prestigious and dominant. However without the help of England, America would never have reached this point. England’s tyrannical economic policies were key to the separation of England and the colonies. The Colonies rebelled against England in 1776 due to England's cheap buying  of natural resources, expensive selling of finished goods, and the heavy taxes that were enforced.

Many immigrants came into the United States during the nineteenth century; some of them being Chinese. They came here through Angel Island to find better lives than in China, but it did not work out that way for most. These people faced much discrimination in this new country, such as working cheap jobs and being treated unfairly, but eventually they began trying to conquer these unfair acts towards them.

More lives were lost, hopes put out, and courage forgotten in the winter of 1777 and 1778 than any other time in the war. During this time, the Continental Army set up their winter camp in a small farming settlement 18 miles southeast of Pennsylvania. In Pennsylvania, British General Howe and his army wintered in the warm and comfortable Patriot capital. If you were in Washington’s army during that bitter winter, would you have quit? Would you have quit, or reenlisted, after all you faced and saw? The death, the sickness, the challenges. Due to the fact that help is coming, the need of healthy men, and the fact that if I stay, there will be a greater reward, I will re-enlist.

The 1790s and 1800s was a time surrounded by partisan tension and increased political participation and discussion in America. This was largely due to development of the Federalist and Republican parties in the 1790s. The establishment of these parties helped fuel expansion of the public sphere, as advocates of both sides wish to air their opinions on the other. This became especially true of Republicans, who became increasingly more critical of Federalists ideas and values. Eventually this led to the Federalist party, under the power of John Adams, to pass the Alien and Sedition Acts of 1798. These pieces of legislation not only censored American citizens, but made the lives of immigrants harder by threatening dissenters with deportation and

The Battle of Lexington was the beginning of the Revolutionary War and where the colonists first stood up for their rights. According to the accounts the first shots were most likely fired by the British soldiers. As document A was written by a soldier who claimed he thought the “first one or two” shots came from the minutemen. It was also stated that after those alleged shots the British militia (in a state of panic) began to shoot back wildly without being ordered too. Which seems unlikely as the soldiers had been trained and should have been prepared to handle the situation calmly. Document B had thirty-two recorded account days after the battle, with men under oath, that stated “to their knowledge they did not shoot until they were fired

On December 19, 1777, George Washington and his troops, a.k.a the Colonists, arrived at Valley Forge. Not knowing in the later future or when the Winter came, all disaster broke loose. Everyone started to die from the harsh weather and the disease that was spreading across the camp, but they still kept their head up and had a lot of optimism during the bad times that they were going through. For example, in The American Crisis by Thomas Paine (Doc D), he says, ”These are the times that try men’s souls. The summer soldier and the sunshine patriot will, in this crisis, will shrink from their service of their country; but he that stands now, deserves love and thanks from man and woman.” This could mean that the soldiers that are the ¨sunshine

There are many different actions and responses which lead up to the Revolutionary War. But a few of the largest actions on the part of Britain were the Acts which were imposed on the colonists. The first attempt to tax the colonists was the Stamp Act, and was a colossal failure. When Britain established the Stamp Act in 1765, they were trying to move the tax burden from their own over taxed citizens, to the colonists, who, up to that point, hadn't truly been taxed at all. They tried again in 1773, with largely the same results. The colonists refused to support Britain and adamantly opposed the taxation of any and all goods by the crown. This was made worse by the struggling farmers and merchants who's businesses had been crippled by the taxes

George Washington and the rest of the soldiers need you at Valley Forge even though we all are suffering from illness. This all started on “December, the year of 1777”(Doc. A). That is when we had first arrived at Valley Forge and how all this have started. We are “not far from Philadelphia which is 18 miles away”. Will I quit and give up fighting? When I state the word ‘quit’, the correct meaning that is used in this situation is either you’re going not going to re-enlist after the time is up. There are both many valid reasons to re-enlist and not to. But, I have chosen to re-enlist. After all, us getting here in the first place is what we had signed up for. I did not come here to give up just yet.

When the British fought in the French and Indian War it put them in great debt. In order to get out of the enormous debt they taxed the colonies. The reactions of the colonists were sometimes harsh. They argued they had no representation in Parliament so they tarred and feathered, burned effigies, raided tax collectors, and boycotted British goods. Some of the acts they passed were the Sugar and Coercive Acts. They both angered the colonists tremendously. The Acts passed by the British caused tensions and many reactions from the colonists.

The snow topples over your dry,scrawny skin. Your stomach is being buried alive from thin air. You need fuel and motivation, but you're not getting any. Your eyes slowly become more frail as the smoke scorches through them. Your teeth feel as if they are stuck in a pattern of repeatedly shivering. You try to be a loyal patriot, but are you going to choose yourself or your country? In the winter of 1777 and 1778, George Washington commanded several thousand patriot soldiers who spent the winter at Valley Forge, 18 miles outside of Philadelphia. It was not an easy time.If you had been a soldier in General Washington's army, would you have quit? I would not re-enlist for three reasons: I do not want to die, the living conditions were awful, and

The anti-communist feeling during the 1950s was at redline and it was evident when the McCarran of 1950 was introduced by paul McCarran, Also known as the anti-communist law. The law was immediately vetoed by president Truman due to the mockery of the bill of rights,and in response, his veto was overridden by 89% of the majority vote.(Doc A) An 89% is a significantly high number when it comes to opposing the president, and with this it showed the hysteria surrounding the American people as the soviet union built their presence around the U.S. Those who approved of the McCarran act also authorized for the use of concentration camps during emergency situations(Doc A), strengthening the hatred and entrenched hysteria that the American people

Then, a year later, in 1940, when the Sharps accepted the offer to return to Europe again, they would face the dangers that they had previously evaded. Once more, they left their comfortable and privileged life in Massachusetts and left their two children behind.(Source C; pg. 1) Unluckily, it was too hazardous to operate in Paris, because it had fallen to the Nazis and France was half occupied. Consequently, the Sharps ended up operating in Lisbon and Marseille, where the areas were safer. (Source B; pg.1) One of the perilous choices they made was freeing a renowned, German, Jewish author, named Lion Feuchtwanger escape. Feuchtwanger was on the Nazi’s “most wanted” list, making it unsafe to help him. In order to smuggle him, Martha Sharp had

Colonists living during the period in 1763 where frustrated with escalating tensions after England recovered from the French and Indian War. These escalating tensions had a great impact upon the Colonists that therefore something had to be done. Colonial resistance coordinated a rebellion against England and contributed to future events to resolve these tensions.

The term The Gilded Age represents the time of immense innovation in the late nineteenth century. During this time, industry prospered, technology advanced, and the American standard of living increased. However, while this period brought massive growth to the wealthy population, those working in the agricultural field began to suffer more than ever before. As the United States was functioning under a laissez-faire style of government, the farmers had minimal voice and therefore minute ability to seek affluence. Despite the positive impacts of technological advancements on rates of production, agricultural progression was hindered due to severe government bias and the numerous financial adversities with which farmers were faced.