In 1803 Robert Livingston and James Monroe were sent to France to negotiate the purchase of the Louisiana Purchase. Originally the two met set out only to purchase New Orleans and the surround territory, however, by the end they eventually purchased the massive track of land that extended beyond the Mississippi River which greatly expanded the size of the United States.
<span>In the years before the Civil War, the economic interests of Americans in the North and Northwest grew increasingly further from those of Americans in the South and Southwest. Although the Civil War itself was caused by a number of different factors, the divergent paths taken in the economic development of North and South contributed to the animosity between the regions, the development of the Confederacy and, ultimately, the victory of the Union.</span>
On April 10th, 1862 Captain union general Gilmore demanded siege operations against Fort Pulaski. Captain Gilmore, a staunch advocate of the new naval rifled guns, became the first officer to use guns to knock out the enemy stone fortification effectively. There were over 5,000 artillery shells which fell on Pulaski from a range of 1,700 yards during the short siege. It resulted in the fort's surrender after its walls were breached.
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Micheal pintard (agri and marine),Jeffrey lloyd(education),Romauld Ferriera(environment),Peter turnquest(finance),Ellsworth Johnson(immigration & trade),Darren Henfield(affairs),Dr. Hubert Minnis(health),Marvin Dames(national security),Dion Foulkes(Labour),Carl W Bethal (attorney general),Brensil Rolle(public survive and national insurance),Desmond Bannister(public works),Frankie Campbell(social services/union),Dionisio D’Agruillar (aviation),Renward Wells(transportation),Lanisha Rolle(youth sports/culture)
