War of 1812
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The Reasons for the War of 1812The War of 1812 is considered the first major naval accomplishment of the newly formed United States.
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The Causes and Effects of the War of 1812Causes and effects of the War of 1812.
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American History: Significance of the War of 1812The war of 1812 is often forgotten in American history. The significance of the battle is not clear and not recognized. This is an explanation and outline of the war and it's significance.
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5 Reasons to Remember the War of 18122012 marks the 200th anniversary of the War of 1812, a conflict that was important to both the United States and Canada. Find out 5 reasons why people of both these countries should remember the War of 1812.
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Sightseeing in Plattsburgh, New York: The War of 1812 MuseumA brief review of the War of 1812 Museum commemorating, among other things, the Battle of Plattsburgh. The museum is located in Plattsburgh, New York.
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The War of 1812: An American DebacleAn overview of the causes of the War of 1812, a survey of the war itself, and a look at the disastrous results.
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The Hard Truth About the War of 1812It is time for the sad truth to be known about the United States and the War of 1812.
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History: The War of 1812The War of 1812 was mainly between the United States and Great Britain.
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U.S. History - The War of 1812This article is intended to provide background information surrounding the War of 1812.
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The Siege of Fort BowyerThis article briefly discusses the siege of Fort Bowyer in the fall and winter of 1814-1815 during the War of 1812. This fort was important because it guarded the rear land entrance to New Orleans. -
Review: 1812: The War that Forged a NationThe War of 1812 is an often overlooked event in American history, yet it was extremely important to the development of the young United States. -
The War of 1812President James Madison tried to fix the dispute between the U.S. and Britain by diplomatic means but two southern congressmen were itching for war. -
A History of The Third InfantryBefore the caissons and funeral processions, before the speeches and the ceremonies, there existed a small unit of men left from a War of Independence. This unit has since seen over 200 years of patriotic duty for America.
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The Types of Civil War PrisonsAn overview of some of the better known Civil War Prisons.
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Similarities Between the Iraq War and the Mexican WarFrom the way they are named to the way they have been protested, these two wars illustrate something fundamental about the character of the United States.
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The Star Spangled Banner is Full of Forgotten StoriesThe lyrics of The Star Spangled were written in 1814 and many of them are unknown to us. It's an inspiring song when sung as it was nearly 200 years ago.
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Hey, You. Yeah, You! I Want You...To Read About the History of Art Using the Finger Point in Propaganda PostersIn a different time, finger-pointing didn't necessarily always elicit a "you pointin' at me?!" type of response. -
How the Declaration of Independence Could Have Been Declared Out Loud in a SpeechThomas Jefferson was fascinated with the elements of acting and how it could be used to make political ideas persuasive to the masses. The only trouble was that Jefferson was extremely afraid of public speaking and would always avoid making speeches whenever he could. -
Knowing Your Enemies: The Three Branches of Terror Part 1: The Militant BranchIt is important, in addition to understanding the objectives of our enemy in the War on Terror, but who exactly comprises it, and their structures. -
Society's War WoundsHere is a look at the war wounds we don't normally talk about.
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Witness One of the 12th Wonder of the WorldAlong with the reversing tides, the Bay of Fundy region has the world's second largest whirlpool. The abundance of outdoor recreational activities includes whale-watching and rappelling. -
Causes of Secession: Why the South Left the UnionWhat were the issues, events, decisions, and policies that led to the bloodiest war ever fought in North America? Could the American Civil War have been prevented? Or was the War Between the States inevitable and necessary?
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Challenges of Economic Growth During the Early 1800'sA survey of the challenges undertaken to preserve balance between conflicting interests of Northern and Southern states during the Era of Good Feelings
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Louisiana - the Child of the Mississippi (From the United States Series)Purchased in 1803, and doubling the size of the Country, the 18th State contains a rich, vibrant history that includes such notable elements as New Orleans, the French Quarter, Mardi Gras, bayous, famous plantations, and so much more.
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Top Ten War Films for Memorial Day 2010Memorial Day 2010 is on Monday, May 31 and if you are like me you might pick up your favorite war film, as a way to remember the men who gave their lives to keep America free. What films will you be watching?
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The Civil War at 150In April 2011, the United States of America begins commemorating the sesquicentennial of one of the key events in its history: the beginning of the Civil War. -
A Brief History of Income TaxesFriday marks the 150th anniversary of the law that created the U.S. income tax system. While many Americans won't be celebrating the milestone, the income tax is vitally important running the government. Ever wonder how our income tax system came to be? -
Little Turtle and Battle of Little BighornDetails of a lost victory by Native American leader, Little Turtle in the 18th century compared to the famous Battle of the Little Big Horn of 1876 -
True Facts About the American Civil WarIt is widely known as "The Brother's War". -
That Taste and Smell of CoffeeThis article takes a look at coffee and how it has affected our way of life.
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Iowa - the Ethanol and Food Capital of the World (From the United States Series)The Number One location for US Insurance Companies, and ethanol, Iowa is known as the "Food Capital of the World" because of its agriculturally-based economy in the Corn Belt, level farmlands, and deep fertile soils.
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The T.T. Wentworth Collection: West Florida's "Museum of the Common Man"West Florida's Wentworth Museum celebrates the work and play of the region's common man.
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Battle: Los Angeles and the War in IraqThe film "Battle: Los Angeles" contains subtle parallels to the current war in Iraq--but this time it is American forces that are on the receiving end of shock and awe, and it is the Marines who are placing car bombs.
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Life as a Soldier During the Civil WarThe life of African American Soldiers during the Civil War was brutal. Life as a soldier during the Battle of Gettysburg was very demanding.
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Adventures, Debauchery, and Villainy of Jose Gaspar., A Tampa TreasureJose Gaspar, a legend on the west coast of Florida, deserves more than a passing mention; his life was quite a tale. Too bad that the tales are total fiction! -
Policy Change as a Result of the Panic of 1819An overview of the causes of the Panic and the policy changes it resulted in for America.
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Causes of the American Civil WarA survey of the causes of the Civil War and how economic and social interests outweighed slavery.
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The Age of Inequality: The Philosophy of American Military Power in the 21st CenturyAmerican military philosophy has been developed over the centuries based on a need for defense of a way of life. It needs not only new direction, but new ways of thinking.
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Handicapped Accessible Tours of New YorkOne of the highlights of a New York vacation is the variety of sightseeing tours available. If this is your first New York vacation, it is a good idea to take one of the guided tours and get information that you would not be able to get on your own. -
The Election of 1824: the End of an Era and the Birth of a PartyAn analysis of the election of 1824, or "the corrupt bargain" in APSA format.
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