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    Chapters 1-2 Summary Lieutenant General Longstreet of the Confederate army paid a spy to find information about the Union. When the spy returns with crucial information about the whereabouts of the Union, Longstreet must take action. He goes to General Lee and informs him that the Union army is very close and in large numbers. The Confederate army army is spread out. They were not expecting an attack and had no idea the union army was so close. They make a plan to seize the element of surprise and concentrate

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    Gettysburg Turning Point

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    Lee led the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia into Pennsylvania. Lee’s goal was to decrease Northern support for the war. The Battle of Gettysburg was not a battle Lee had planned.2 The Confederate army had collided with the Union Army of the Potomac commanded by General George G. Meade at the crossroads of Gettysburg.3 The Battle

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    Help Blinded by Empathy In the movie, The Blind Side (Hancock, 2009) Michael Oher is assisted by Leigh Anne Tuohy and her family. Through the prosocial behavior of the Tuohy’s, Michael is able to thrive and succeed. Leigh Anne, being the one who takes initiative in helping Michael and through her care giving, emphasizes the five steps of helping, types of helping, a helping personality, and the contagious nature of helping; all points used to further exemplify that prosocial behavior creates a positive

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    colonies made the most unanimous decision that the world would ever make. The Declaration of Independence. At first, people were skeptical, albeit, people like Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, Benjamin Franklin, Roger Sherman, Robert Livingston, Thomas Paine, James Armistead, John Hancock, Patrick Henry, Richard Henry Lee, and John Locke convinced everyone wrong. “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights

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    The Declaration of Independence was a statement adopted by the thirteen colonies to represent their new found independence from Great Britain. In 1776, over the course of a month, many authors, most importantly Thomas Jefferson created the infamous 1,458 worded document. The intentions of the document and of Thomas Jefferson was to persuade people to side with the rebellion and disassociate from Great Britain publicly. Jefferson also wanted to explain under what circumstances the governed could justly

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    independence was written by Thomas Jefferson. He was a delegate from Virginia at the continental congress. He was chosen by the committee of five to be the main author of the declaration. The committee had five members who were roger Sherman of Connecticut, John Adams of Massachusetts, Robert Livingston of New York Benjamin Franklin of Pennsylvania and Thomas Jefferson. They were serious leaders from the colonies who believed in freedom. They hoped the king would understand and let the

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    Adolescent Mothers and Affects on Child Development Some adolescent girls may feel they are ready to take on the life-changing event of becoming a parent. In some cases, becoming a parent at a young age can affect the child in the long term. This paper will analyze the academic, behavioral, and attachment affects of a child being born to an adolescent mother. Adolescence is an extremely important period of transition from childhood into adulthood of an individual (Uzon, Orhon, Baskan, Ulukol, 2013)

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    History 1301 John M. Skipper The Killer Angels is a historic backstory of the days leading up to the Civil War. The story is told from multiple viewpoints including Robert E. Lee, James Longstreet, George Meade, and Winfield Scott Hancock. It is mentioned the Army of Northern Virginia is moving behind the Blue Ridge Mountains, and that the Army of Potomac is also moving, but is traveling very slow. This is one of the characteristics which plagued them throughout the war. Shaara

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    The Blind Side This film essay will be about the 2009 Oscar Award Winning film “The Blind Side”. “The Blind Side” was directed by John Lee Hancock and is based off real life events. This film essay will cover how the use of two different camera shots/angles created a purpose, how characters attitudes tell us about today's society and how this is developed and how the use of lighting manipulates the audience. The scene that I analysed from this film was the opening scene to the movie, where Michael

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    fought in the American Revolution was the Lexington and Concord battle. The British troops were led by General Thomas Gage. They were leaving Boston and marching toward Lexington and Concord because they were out to capture Samuel Adams and John Hancock, who were rebel leaders. The British’s mission was to destroy the rebels military supplies. Paul Revere warned the colonists that the British were coming when he made his famous midnight ride. They British were met by armed colonists at Lexington

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