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the abacus, the sundial, and the Kongming lantern
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The author wanted to illustrate how scary yellow fever was, he left the city in Knox' hands and had even wrote to him a letter right before he left, on Sept 9 of 1793, telling him to leave if he thought it was necessary.
In the League these peoples would be stronger together against their enemies. One of the most significant consequences of European
settlement in North America during the seventeenth century was the intensification of hostilities among Indian. Disagreement among Indians and their susceptibility to infectious disease
left them defenseless to exploitation by whites and other Indians.
In the interior of New York, however, a different situation occurred. There the tribes of the Iroquois shaped an alliance so strong that the outnumbered Dutch and, later, English traders were forced to work with Indians in exploiting the lucrative beaver trade. By the early 1600s, some fifty sachems (chiefs) governed the 12,000 members of the Iroquois League or Iroquois Confederacy. The sachems made decisions for all the villages and mediated tribal rivalries and dissension within the Confederacy.
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Westward expansion devastated most Native American cultures. Indian tribes constantly faced the pressure of white settlers and their desire for territory. In 1830, President Andrew Jackson ordered more than 40,000 Cherokee, Chickasaw, Choctaw, Creek, and Seminole Indians out of their traditional lands in the East.
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They are monuments to the gritty courage of the men who fought and died there. None condemned war more than those who suffered the horror and trauma of battle. Most Civil War soldiers were volunteers and they fought not for glory or for money, but for a cause in which they believed deeply.
