Fort Sumter April 12, 1861: The fort is best know as the site where the shots that started the American Civil War were fired.
Fort Sumter is on Charleton Harbor. Major Robert Anderson surrendered the fort and evacuated the next day.
Battle & Capture of New Orleans
April 13, 1862:
Lee's army was surrounded, weak, and exhausted. He had decided that surrender would be best because he knew it wouldn't be a good turnout. This was important to the civil war because it meant that it was finally over.
Lee Surrenders to Grant
April 9, 1865:
The Battle of Antietam,also known as Battle of Sharpsburg, was the first major battle of the American Civil War on union soil. It was important because it was the battle where Lincoln decided to issue the Emancipation Proclamation. He was waiting for a union victory so it wouldnt come across as desperate.
Battle of Monitor & Merrimack
March 8, 1862: The battle of Monitor and Merrimack, also known as battle of Hampton Roads, was most noted and arguably most important navel battle of the American Civil War, because it was the first.
Emancipation Proclamation
January 1, 1863
The Emancipation Proclamation declared all slaves free, however not all southerners would allow that. Lincoln actually had to issue it twice, the second time it was added to the 13th amendment which a year later completely freed the slaves.
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The Articles of Confederation gave the federal government the power to declare war and to manage its own department of international relations. However, the Articles of Confederation did not give the US government the power to collect taxes nationwide, regulate interstate or international trade, or direct the government of these states. According to the Articles of Confederation, each state would be responsible for managing its own government and each state would also be the only one with the power to create its own taxes and laws.
Answer: External locus of control.
Explanation: The external locus of control is a phenomenon which persist usually within learners who strongly opine that their success or failure does not lie within their control. Such students are of the opinion that reading or studying won't make them pass while their failure to prepare doesn't necessarily result into failure. They usually place the outcome of their involvement on external factors. In the context above, Rikey didn't study for his test and failed which he felt was down to the teacher's injustice or bias.
The quote belongs to Francisco María Arouet de Voltaire (1694-1779) One of the greatest philosophers form XVIII century. Voltaire is a deist and aspires to demonstrate the existence of God by rational means, in opposition to the mystical-religious doctrine of revelation; an essential demonstration of the existence of God is, according to Voltaire, the perfect construction of the Universe. This famous phrase, about the irrationality induced by the dogmatic belief that religion and the church imposes, particularly opposed to superstition, prejudice, and fanaticism. Though his beliefs were direct critics to Catholicism, nowadays it is believed that Islamic syncretism can also be explained through his point of view, when interpreting the Coran, justifying the “sacred war" (the Islamic Jihad) against impure ones, by God’s Word.
