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Christopher Columbus was once someone that everyone honored and everyone believed to be the founder of a beloved nation, America. Due to new ideas and knowledge, people’s perspective of Columbus has caused many differences in whether he should even be honored. Many believed that because he didn’t actually find America because Natives were already there and because Amerigo Vespucci was the first European to find it, we shouldn’t have a day dedicated to him. To support this, people also say that because he raped many Native women, assaulted and treated Natives poorly. There are many open discussions about whether he deserves a day for him or even if he’s a good person. Many who once thought he was a great person for “finding America”, now think he is an evil person because of what he did and should not be honored.
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The Vietnam war was in favour of the Northern revolutionary forces. Just after the war, a peace treaty was signed which allows a government to be initiated in the Southern Vietnam, to find out that it has become a puppet government of the North, therefore, Vietnam remained to be a communist state.
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They granted suffrage to all white men and also made the land very inexpensive. It was possible for settlers to move there and have a very large plot of land for not very much money, Granted suffrage to all white men. Men were given the right to vote even if they didn't own property.
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The Battle of Lexington began on April 19, 1775 when Paul Revere arrived to Lexington, a town, and warned the minutemen there that "the British were coming". The British were ordered to arrest the rebels that did not want to pay the heavy taxes, but ended up becoming a war and eventually led to the American Revolution.
