Thomas Johnson Jackson, also known short as Stonewall Jackson was a senior general under Robert E. Lee. He was the general of the Confederate Army during the Civil War and died on May 2, 1863 after he was shot by his own troops in battle. The Confederate Army were fighting against the Union Troops. The text titled, “The death of Jackson” was based on primary source evidence, while the other text titled, “Mystery of how Confederate General ‘Stonewall’ Jackson was mistakenly killed by his own troops is solved...and it was all down to the Moon” was based on research. It was when night fell that Jackson was shot by mistake.…
Being one of Robert E. Lee’s most favored generals, Thomas Jonathan “Stonewall” Jackson was a crucial part of the Civil War. He was a highly praised and respected man throughout the Confederacy. Leading the Northern Virginian army, he won many battles for the Confederate side, destroying the Union with his advanced battle tactics. Serving in battles like the Battle of Bull Run, the Seven Day Battles, and the Battle of Fredericksburg, he gained lots of attention. Thomas Jackson was the third child of eight and was born on January 21, 1824.…
Nat Turner’s rebellion was a factor of the civil war. He was an enslaved African American who led a rebellion of slaves and free blacks in Southampton County, Virginia. Nat Turner led a violent insurrection. He and his slave followers killed over 50 white men. Even though this was a very horrible event Nat Turner didn’t like how African were treated he led this just because of slavery.…
The Nat Turner Rebellion of 1831 led first to shock and horror at the events that had happened, realization of the slaves’ ability and willingness to revolt, and finally a crackdown on the rights of slaves in the hope of preventing another massacre. As shown through document A, a lithograph illustration printed in 1831 of a slave revolt, the whites were absolutely horrified by the violence of the Nat Turner Rebellion. For example, the lithograph depicts a mother shielding her child from a slave wielding a weapon, begging him not to hurt her son. Moreover, document C, a letter from Lt. Robert E. Lee, portrays the whites’ shock and disbelief of the occurrence of the Rebellion.…
Turner showed such a deep background in the frontier’s significance in decreasing the settler’s ties with England. Further, he explained the frontier’s impact on milestones that changed America forever, such as railroads and manufacturing. Turner’s account was also very different from other historians who touched on American history. He proved the frontier influenced more than just politics, as Hofstadter 's paranoid style did, and more the minds of Americans which led to events like the Revolution. In the same way, his position demonstrated that the frontier affected many time periods in American History like farming and industrialization, unlike Beard’s which covers only the Constitutional period.…
This research paper about Maynard Jackson. And how he join the movement with Martin Luther King Jr. He is my favorite one. And He was born on March 23 , 1938 in dallas texas.…
Today is Jacob hunters birthday. He’s the little boy you see in the picture. His parents and his twin sister decided to take him out to eat for dinner. The agreement was that if he ate all of his vegetables,that he could have dessert. Jacob didn’t want to comply,so he was denled a special chessecake.…
Throughout history, society and culture has consistently evolved and transformed ushering in better opportunities for people willing to work hard. During the 19th century, the United States began expanding westward exploring and settling its new territories all the way to the Pacific ocean. With this great expansion came the need to connect the nation from coast to coast, resulting in the development of a transcontinental railroad that could transport an individual across the expanse of the country in a single week. Portrayed as a land of limitless opportunity, many settlers moved West in search of a better, brighter future for themselves and their offspring. However, as prosperity flourishes within the system, there are always those seeking…
We come to find out from this article that the American economy has been the frontier this whole time. American’s have been so caught up in the need for land, and weren’t even thinking about all the money. Now that this is happening, “a growth in responsibility and happiness-will have to fulfill our need to believe that our possibilities are still expanding” (94). America needed to start thinking about what wants and needs of theirs were going to benefit them more. Shames goes on to talk about how the people of America are not letting the frontier’s promise die.…
Shames’ use of the term “frontier” is central to his argument because he uses “frontier” to link the relation of geographical expansion, culture, and knowledge to Americans obsession of wanting more. Shames uses the term “frontier” to link the relation of geographical expansion to Americans obsession of wanting to obtain more, which proves that the quality of life can improve through attaining more. Shames write, “we pin our hopes of open space and second chances” (94). The author uses this…
Frederick Douglass once said “knowledge makes a man unfit to be a slave”. The Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass written by Frederick Douglass is about his origins and how he escaped the cruelty of slavery, to become the literate speaker that advocated for the abolishment of slavery. Douglass was born into slavery on the plantation of Captain Anthony in Tuckahoe, Maryland, and was quickly thrust into the hell that was slavery. Douglass spent his youth up until early adulthood toiling under the whip of multiple masters, until he finally escaped in September 1838, and was able to tell his story, criticizing slavery in hopes of achieving abolition. Douglass’ criticisms of the dehumanizing cruel and inhumane institution of slavery implies…
On an early August morning before the break of dawn no one would have suspected that Nat Turner would be leading a slave uprising. He entered his master’s home in Southampton, Virginia killing five of the family members from his plantation. This uprising would soon become the famous rebellion known as the Nat Turner Rebellion. This rebellion, which Tuner thought of as a sign from God would raise southerner’s fears and change attitudes towards slavery. Nat Turner was born into slavery in the 1800’s.…
Samy Mahmoud HIST 1480 Reading Journals Mon 8/29 Gaines’s thesis is to discuss the Civil Rights Movement through a global lens. My first impression was that Gaines would imply that the movement was much more influential than we thought. Although he develops connections between independence movements in Africa to the Civil Rights Movement, he highlights that the movement is part of a larger black freedom struggle. Gaines explains how the movement was impacted by the Cold War.…
The frontier is like a border that changes the area as it sweeps across. Not only does it change the people’s behavior in the land, but it also alters the way people think. They adapt to new ways that make life different. This frontier line that changes the lives of people is, what I see to be, a method of rapid and effective Americanization. My definition of Americanization is similar to the common definition: to turn a foreign item into an American item.…
The Burning houses of Lords and Commons by Joseph Mallord William Turner uses color in a fluid way. Instead of using sharp contrasts of colors of different wavelengths and from opposite ends of the spectrum, the artist prefers to use more complementary shades and tones of the colors he uses. While Turner uses blue, yellow/red, green, brown he styles them in a way that the colors complement each other, seamlessly shifting from one hue to the other the work never looks as if one color is offsetting the other. No color is specifically drawing your attention from the other, in order to make it stand out more. In terms of temperatures from the colors used Turners use of these tonal colors and shades gives the work a warm color palette.…