Longfellow's Accomplishments

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The Flag of the United States Mr. Pointer Period 3 Andrew Molloy Table of contents Foreword Page 2 The flag of the United States report Pages 3-5 Picture of the flag of the United States Page 6 What I learned Page 7 Works cited Page 8 Bibliography Page 10 FOREWARD The flag of the United States, also known as Old Glory, should be respected all the time. I belong to the Boy Scouts of America and know alot about the flag but by researching for this report, I want to learn why the flag of the United states is important.

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"All things must change to something new, to something strange"- Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. Henry Longfellow was an esoteric author whose popularity started to aggrandize after writing works like Hyperion, Evangeline, and The Song of Hiawatha. With these works, Henry's popularity skyrocketed, and he soon became a prominent figure in 18th century literature. Henry's life journey from birth, to world renowned author, and finally, to his final resting place in Mount Auburn's Cemetery, is fascinating and easy to get engrossed in. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow was born in Portland, Maine on February 27, 1807.

This paper shows the background information about how the childhood environment of Poe shaped him, then talks about how his early life affected his style of writing, and, lastly, examples of how his works relate to his childhood memories. Poe did not have a supportive family. His father left the family early in Poe 's life, and his mother passed away from tuberculosis when he was only three (“Edgar Allan Poe”). He was then taken in by John and Frances Allan, a successful merchant couple. Since the couple was a successful merchant, they had abundant money to let Poe attend good schools until university.

The pueblo revolt was something that took place so quickly. The pueblos felt as if they were being used and decided to rebel against the Spanish. Before the pueblo revolt there was some other issues in history that lead up to this event. The American Revolution in 1776 was not a first war in America that fought for freedom, but before the American Revolution, there was another revolutionary war that fought for the same reasons.

In: J.S. Derevenski (ed.), Children and material culture. London and New York: Routledge, 151-166. • • Jeammet (ed.), Tanagra. Figurines for life and eternity.

The Federal government has declared a Federal Holiday in honor of Dr. Martin

Abe Lincoln knew Walt Whitman from previous years and would even often recite some of his poems out loud or just by himself. Walt Whitman was generally inspired by Abe Lincoln and wrote many poems inspired from the president himself. When Walt Whitman traveled away from Washington D.C on 1865 to go and visit his family in Brooklyn, Walt Whitman started to go over one of his new poems called “Drum-Taps” and shortly later he received the news of Abe Lincoln's assassination. Walt Whitman with crushed within hearing about his idol being shot in the head, and to pay ovation to Abe Lincoln for all he did, Walt Whitman wrote his best known poem “O Captain My Captain”. In that poem he explained how Lincoln united the nation and succeeded in winning the Civil War, but was not able to live to see the aftermath.

She then completed her master's at the University of Wisconsin in 1961, the same year in which she get married to an English student Raymond Smith. Oates then started teaching at the University of Detroit, and by the end of the sixties she moved to work at the University of Windsor in Canada. She and her husband worked as co-editors on the literary publication The Ontario Review. By the late 1970s. Oates took a teaching position at Princeton University.

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Private Communications: Ethel Armstrong, Theodore Lenihan, Theodore Selover. Census: England Census 1841 Lincolnshire Historical: Post Office Records: ARC-3/1938-6 (1928) and ARC-3/3098-14 (1929-1948), Library and Archives Canada Clark

"Bishops Support Cesar Chavez." America. 30 May 1970: 574. Print. This article gave us a rough idea about the public 's response to Cesar Chavez 's actions. It tried to report all sides of the conflict.

In September 5, 1774, 54 delegates gathered at the first Continental Congress at Carpenter’s Hall in Philadelphia. They were extremely displeased by the Intolerable Acts. Among the delegates were radicals John Adams, Patrick Henry, and George Washington, a moderate representing his ideas; they wanted peace in the colonies, yet expected violence that came. The Congress ended with 4 agreements, one of them concluded that if one colony was attacked, then it was an act of violence on all of them. Therefore colonies then needed to be protected if the British refused their declaration to colonial rights and decided to harm them.

Thoreau Would Bring the Internet If Henry David Thoreau was alive today, he would bring the internet. As Danny Heitman wrote of in his article, “If Thoreau Were to Move to Walden Today, Would he Bring the Internet? Maybe,” Thoreau was a bit of a hypocrite. Demanding he could borrow books from libraries that had regulations that no one unless that one is within a certain category can not check out books.