Robinson Crusoe is a novel, by Daniel Defoe, that is more fictional than a true story. In the story, Crusoe is a young man who tired of his boring and methodical life in England becomes a mariner and runs away traveling around the world searching for adventures.
In order to get ready for winter on the Island, <u>Robinson Crusoe tries to improve his situation by digging to make the cave larger.</u> He makes a home for himself, a table, a chair, and carves places to hang his tools on the wall.
There are several elements to this tradition. Freedom of speech, a democracy system where not just one person rule and makes decisions, and a jury system.
During Sherman's march to the sea he burned and destroyed a lot of Georgia's buildings and farmlands so they would be out of food and materials and would have to give up on the war in order to rebuild
