Tecumseh Tecumseh was born near the village of Shawnee on March 9, 1768, now near Oldtown Ohio. He was born in the head of Shawnee War, Pucksinwah and his wife Methotasa. According to Shawnee's legend, the meteors the locals call "Black Panther" crossed at the same time Tecumse was born. Therefore, his unmarried, or personal symbol, and his name were ordered like Tecumseh, "Panther Passing Across". Little is known about the childhood of Tecumseh. He has brothers, tiksika, sisters, techmapese and three younger brothers (triple). Tecumseh (/ tɛkʌmsə / te - kum - sə; March 1768 - October 5, 1813) is Shawnee 's Native American Leader, a large tribal alliance (called Tecumseh' s Confederacy), and during the Tecumseh War The United Kingdom was in the war of 1812. He and his brother TENSKWATAWA the prophet - a mysterious and religious fanatics - asked for a resurrection of Indian way and rejected the white culture. Tecumseh grew up in Ohio during the American Revolutionary War and the Northwest India War, where it was influenced by the war. When the British transferred the Ohio Valley to New America in 1783, Americans continued to move west and Shawnee moved northwest. In 1808 they settled in Prophetstown, Indiana Today. In order to establish an independent Indian country to the east of the Mississippi River under UK protection, Tecumseh seeks to recruit other tribes from the US south to the Commonwealth. On the east side of the Mississippi River, a tribal army led by Shawnees led by Shawnees made several fights at North West Territories from 1811 to December. This is known as the Tecumseh War. In the subsequent stages, the Tecumseh group formed an alliance with the British army in the war of 1812 and played an important role in conquering Detroit. According to President Andrew Jackson 's policy, the conflict in the Southeastern includes both the Creek War and the Seminole War both before and after the majority of the five civilized tribes that the Indians initiated in the 1830' s.

Shawnee War Chief Tecumseh was born in Old Piqua, West River, Ohio. In 1774, my father, Puckeshinwa, was killed in the fight of Point Pleasant, accompanied Shawnees, whose mother Methoataske emigrated to Missouri in 1779, died afterwards. Tecumpease is raised by her older sister, Tecumpease, and will play a war game with other young people of his tribe. Tecumseh accompanied his brother, Chiksika, in the late 1780s with a series of attacks on Kentucky and the Tennessee border settlement. Tecumseh (/ tɛkʌmsə / te - kum - sə; March 1768 - October 5, 1813) is Shawnee 's Native American Leader, a large tribal alliance (called Tecumseh' s Confederacy), and during the Tecumseh War The United Kingdom was in the war of 1812. He and his brother TENSKWATAWA the prophet - a mysterious and religious fanatics - asked for a resurrection of Indian way and rejected the white culture. Tecumseh grew up in Ohio during the American Revolutionary War and the Northwest India War, where it was influenced by the war. When the British transferred the Ohio Valley to New America in 1783, Americans continued to move west and Shawnee moved northwest. In 1808 they settled in Prophetstown, Indiana Today. In order to establish an independent Indian country to the east of the Mississippi River under UK protection, Tecumseh seeks to recruit other tribes from the US south to the Commonwealth. On the east side of the Mississippi River, a tribal army led by Shawnees led by Shawnees made several fights at North West Territories from 1811 to December. This is known as the Tecumseh War. In the subsequent stages, the Tecumseh group formed an alliance with the British army in the war of 1812 and played an important role in conquering Detroit. According to President Andrew Jackson 's policy, the conflict in the Southeastern includes both the Creek War and the Seminole War both before and after the majority of the five civilized tribes that the Indians initiated in the 1830' s.

William Tecumseh Sherman was born on 8th February 1820 in Lancaster, Ohio. His father was Charles Shaman, a famous lawyer, and a judge of the Ohio State Supreme Court. Sherman is one of eleven children born of Sherman and his wife. In 1829, his father died when Sherman left, and he lived with family friends. Family friends are members of Thomas Ewing, Ohio State Senator and Whig Party. Relationship with Sherman, mainly Thomas Ewing asked to appoint West Point Military Academy in Northern New York. Sherman's strange name has always attracted a lot of attention. Sherman reported that his middle name came from his father "seeing Shawnees' great leader, 'Tecumseh'. Since Sherman's biography in 1932, it has been reported that as a baby, Sherman is simply called Tecumseh. According to these arguments, Sherman was named "William" when he was taken to the Ewing family at 9 or 10 years old. His foster mother, Maria Ewing, is a devout Roman Catholic in Ireland. Sherman grew up in a Roman Catholic family, but he later left the church, but quoted the influence of the civil war on his religious view. According to a story that may be a myth, Sherman was baptized at Dominican priest Ewing family, he named the saint William: Perhaps June 25, Monteverde Golden William. However, this story is controversial. Sherman " William Tecumseh Sherman was born on 8th February 1820 in Lancaster, Ohio. His father was Charles Shaman, a famous lawyer, and a judge of the Ohio State Supreme Court. Sherman is one of eleven children born of Sherman and his wife. In 1829, when Sherman was only 9 years old, his father died. He lives with family friends. Family friends are members of Thomas Ewing, Ohio State Senator and Whig Party. - ... he was responsible in New Milford, Connecticut, despite having brothers near 163 miles from the modern expressway. Later, about two years later, Sherman and his family moved to New Milford. Throughout the life of Roger Sherman, he has been searching for new knowledge. In addition to the aforementioned things such as pastor Samuel Dumba, he also received an honorary master's degree from Yale University. M. A. is a master of Latin literature, Magister Altium.

Tecumseh: The Great Leader of the Great Plains A. Introduction B. Reincarnated and Affected US Case C. Planned Indian Federation D. Federal Religious Support Campaign Formed by a Transnational Treaty Fort Wayne E. Tiepecano F. Federal battle weakened G. Seeking for British support H. 1812 war and British war depend on British war effort to fight upstream creek from the forefront retreat and tecumsea death Was. Prophet Francis, influenced by Tecumseh and Tenskwatawa, was the leader of Brooks Reds. As a representative of the "four Indian countries" he traveled to the UK in 1815, attempting to try to help them resist the expansionism of the white settlers. Twenty years later (1832), Wobokieshiek, "Winnebago Prophet", later called Prophetstown (also known as "Baiyun") claimed that the British army will support the Indians in the Black Hawk War against the United States 20 years ago. Based on "vision"). They are not, they are no longer considered "prophets". As early as 1811, Shawnee 's leader Tecumse joined the Indian tribe to expel American settlers from the northwest of the Great Lakes. Tecumseh met Choctaws and persuaded them to join the league. Pushmata, contrary to Tecumseh 's influence, is thought by historians to be Choctaw' s largest leader. As the heads of the six town (southern) regions, Pushdama believes that Choctaw and its neighbors Chickasaw have always lived in harmony with European Americans, learned valuable skills and skills, and received sincere treatment. I strongly resisted the plan. And fair trade. The Choctaw-Chickasaw Joint Committee objected to an alliance with Tecumseh. After Tecumseh left, Pushmataha accused him of tyranny on his Shawnee and other tribes. Pushdama warns Tecumseh that he will fight people who fight the United States Many indigenous leaders refused to join Tecumseh, but remained faithful to the United States. After the failure of the pan-Indian unification in 1811 and the failure in the battle of Tipekonoe, the alliance of Tecumseh had problems. The war in 1812 between the United States and the UK gave new opportunities to Tecumseh and its followers 21 By distracting the United States, Tecumse and his allied forces have brought some American fortresses We took the occupation initiative. Ultimately Tecumseh asked British aid after Fort Wayne and Harrisonburg after a major loss to American soldiers. Still, the federation faced a difficult fight, especially after the US Navy dominated the Great Lakes in September 1813 and retreated the British fleet and reinforcements. Despite being surrounded by the US military, Tecumseh and his indigenous allies continued fighting. Tecumseh told British commander Henry Proctor, "Our life is in the hands of great souls."

In a wide range, the result may be fatal. On any scale, it is the purpose of praise and precautionary measures. A wise country will combine all these considerations; and it does not abruptly eliminate any resources that may be important to its safety, but that necessitates relying on resources that may be harmful to its freedom And risk carefully reduce. Sex, "(Madison) This shows how Madison is trying to make the best decision to the United States. One of the most famous generals in Canada is Major General Isaac Block. He has valuable ally at Shawnee Chief Tecumseh, a leader who united various Aboriginal tribes against the invasion of white settlements in the Ohio Valley. Tecumseh supports the bold plan of blocking attacking Detroit in August 1812. Through various strategies, they persuaded Brigadier General William Hull, commander of Detroit. They were mainly surrounded by hostile local fighters and numerous British regulars. Hull surrendered to avoid having thought that he was a carnage. This victory is a strong morale booster in Canada at the beginning of the war. Only three Canadian stamps bearing the theme of the war of 1812 were issued. One celebrates the birth of "Sir Aidak Block", a memorial of "Lahu Sedod", a memorial of Charles Michel's monument and a lieutenant colonel de Saleberry Tecumsea is an important ally and Canada's I have never drawn it in a postage stamp. However, he won the honor of Guernsey in the memorable album made for CAPEX 96 in 1996. At the invasion of the United States, Sir Isaac Block was the commander of the British army. He was born in 1769 as a soldier family of Guernsey (an island of British Strait which was then called Sarnia) and joined the army at the age of 16. He was sent to Canada in 1802 to join Canada with the 49th regiment. In 1811 he became General Major and Supreme Commander of the Army in northern Canada. In fact, he is not completely satisfied with his duties, he likes the battlefield in Europe. On April 13, 1812, Captain James Block of the 49th step was awarded the Conrott 30 Park Lot. 1, Upper York, Canada, Toronto, Ontario. Captain James Block is the cousin of Sir Isaac Block. Their fathers are brothers. Sir Isaac Block also employed his cousin as a private secretary, but James did not like to write letters, so his success was limited. James acquired another land in Canada, but number 30 maintains an association with the block name. Number 30 runs from the current queen to Brewer Street and is divided into two by Blocker Avenue. It will be blocking town in 1881 until the merger with Toronto in 1884. This area still exists around Toronto in Brockton today. Indeed, it is Susannah Lucy Quirke Short who has the greatest responsibility for the survival of Brock's region, and when he married James Brock in July 1812 he became Lady Lucy Brock.

History is not friendly for Tenskwatawa, also known as Lalawethika or The Prophet. He inevitably compares with his heroic brother Tecumseh. And it can not be done physically and morally. He seems to be hidden behind the name of his brother's name. If it was not the tradition of Indian traditional prophets, the brothers would not have their own body. Laraqaica seems to be full of physical and social defects. Men below the average size like to wear jewelry, especially small medals, hanging from the nose and ears. Tecumseh and Tenskwatawa expressed the same views and beliefs as the predecessors of the 18th century. In particular, Tenskwatawa insists that the master of life ordered him and the Tecumseh landlord on the real road and ordered the indigenous community to be free from the dangers and corruption of European and American trade and culture. Tenskwatawa underscored the need for cultural and religious renewal consistent with the integration of indigenous religions and Christian principles, traditions, and rituals. In particular, Tenskwatawa emphasized the end vision of the world, and he and his followers will guide in the new world and restore the inherent strength of the continent of Africa. For the indigenous people attracted by the Shawnee brothers, this emphasis on cultural and religious resurgence is to strengthen power and spiritual liberty, especially considering the constant attack on the land and power in the United States in the early 19th century. Through the leadership of Shawnee brothers, Tecumseh and Tenskwatawa (Prophet), India 's resistance to the US expansion is increasing. This confrontation is known as the war of the tears. Tenskwatawa convinced local tribes that they would be protected by a great spirit, and they would not suffer any harm if they could resist white settlers. He seemed to resist the tribe so that they pay half of the money to pay for white traders and to give up all white people including whiskey that is evil for their clothes, musketry, and especially the American Indians I urged. It's a fake copy. In fact, it was his brother Tenskwatawa, became a famous religious leader, and was called a prophet. Tenskwatawa predicts that God's intervention will save their people from oppressors. He also believes that their troubles for white settlers arise from the fact that indigenous bands no longer practice their original religion. Later, he believed that one of the only ways to defeat colonists was to fight with them. His idea became popular, and he gathered supporters for the village he made, Prophetstown.

Tippecanoe Battle Profile The battle of Tippecanoe took place on the hill covered with Indiana's Prophet Indian Tree early in the morning of November 7, 1811. Under the direction of William Henry Harrison, the US military was attacked by a group of Indian tribes unified by Shawnee's leader Tycoum. Compared to other people in the American history, this small battle proves that this small battle played an important role in shaping a newly formed country. In 1811, when Tecumseh was south, a group of locals led by Tenskwatawa attacked the US forces in the battle of Tippecanoe. The fight was a draw, but the American generals William Henry Harrison announced a victory, and launched his troops, and burned the home Prophetstown of Tecumseh above the Indiana territory. After Tippecanoe's failure, Tecumseh recognized the importance of the British Union. During the war, Indian countries and the United States conducted more than 40 battles and small conflicts. In southern Canada, parents British and parent Americans. The Iroquois were fighting each other, but in most fights the local troops were fighting side by side with the British army. They were the key to success in the UK Detroit and Queenstown; in the Beaver War local fighters had no help from their British counterparts, defeated the Americans and captured 500 prisoners It was. First of all, the battle of Tippecanoe was a very important fight in the war of 1812. This fight started almost everything. It fought in the west in 1811. Tecumseh and his brothers' prophets gathered Indian tribes to fight the United States with powerful power. The Federation of India has made their capital a village called a town of prophets. And it was once Tippecanoe. In 1811, General William Henry Harrison organized 1000 troops to drive away the Indians. Tecumseh was in a recruitment camp in the south From the battle of Tippecanoe who built his prophecy from 1805 to 1811, "Shawnee Prophet" Tenskwatawa led the Indian alliance to keep increasing numbers of Europeans from going to the west. He reported his vision. It is said that he accurately predicted the solar eclipse. His brother Tecumseh re-established the Tecumseh war alliance died in 1813. Tecumseh basically occupied today's Canadian territory in the Great Lakes Region, fighting the British army.

The magic continues ... Omri found a wonderful and magical world when the Indian crown in India, a 3 inch high Indian named Little Bear came here. Now in India India, Omri tries to meet again with his friend Little Bear and tries to land on a series of amazing and dangerous adventures - he may never be able to escape! In 1808, Tecumseh and his brother Tenskwatawa, a religious leader named Prophet, established a village in northern Indiana. They persuaded Indians to avoid drinking, plowing the land and returning to the traditional Indian lifestyle there. This village is known as the city of the prophet. William Henry Harrison was a governor of the Indiana Territory. He now invited several individual tribes to give up a wide area in Indiana and Illinois. In 1810 Vincent's Congress, Tecumseh demanded land to be returned to the Indian. He believes that the individual chiefs are not entitled to exchange them as it belongs to everyone. His request was refused. Then he went to Canada to consult the UK and went southwest there to fight for the tribe of India. An Indian, known as a prophet, suggested that Shawnee abandoned alcohol and white ways of doing and returned to their traditional way. He founded a peaceful community in Prophetstown, Indiana. His brother Tecumseh organized the surrounding Indian tribes into a coalition to resist invasion of white settlers. In the Fort Wayne Convention of 1809, William Henry Harrison negotiated with only three out of many Indian tribes and bought 3 million acres in Indiana and Illinois in less than 1 penny per acre. ! When the tribe of Illinois attacked a small village, Harrison used it to go to the town of the prophet, but Shawnee had nothing to do with the raid. Harrison broke the Commonwealth in Tipekanoe on 11th November 1811 Tecumseh's brothers urge Native Americans around the world to return to their ancestral habits. He is the "spiritual leader" of the Indian Commonwealth. A village was built for his followers along Tippecanoe Creek. Harrison governor confronted 1000 soldiers in the town of Tecumseh in Tiepecanoe Creek. America is not ready for war at all. Jefferson has reduced its defense expenses, and the Navy has only 16 boats to fight big British fleets. Army is small, equipment is not good. The government relies on volunteers to face war. Congress agreed and voted for 124 dollars and 360 acres of land for their service, and 124 dollars corresponds to a one - year salary. Many people have their own farms attracted by money

In 1811, Indiana was a territory and not a state. Tecumseh, an attractive Indian leader, led tribal alliance in the central and northern Indiana and opposed further expansion of the United States. Governor William Henry Harrison aims to acquire land and acquire state rights for settlers. These competing interests led to the autumn contradiction of 1811, which eventually led to the destruction of the Tippecanoe fight and the destruction of the Indian town and New Indian League center - Prophetstown. Harrison's strategic goals and actions contradict President Madison, the intention of his commander. In 1811, when Tecumseh was south, a group of locals led by Tenskwatawa attacked the US forces in the battle of Tippecanoe. The fight was a draw, but the American generals William Henry Harrison announced a victory, and launched his troops, and burned the home Prophetstown of Tecumseh above the Indiana territory. After Tippecanoe's failure, Tecumseh recognized the importance of the British Union. During the war, Indian countries and the United States conducted more than 40 battles and small conflicts. In southern Canada, parents British and parent Americans. The Iroquois were fighting each other, but in most fights the local troops were fighting side by side with the British army. They were the key to success in the UK Detroit and Queenstown; in the Beaver War local fighters had no help from their British counterparts, defeated the Americans and captured 500 prisoners It was. William Henry Harrison - Harrison died in the first month after service. For the past 30 years as president, Harrison served as Governor of the Indiana Territory, where he led Tecumseh in the battle of Tiepecanoe and won his nickname "Old Tieche Canoe." This nickname eventually helped him win the presidential election. Although the two sides suffered nearly the same defeat, the battle of Tiepecanoe was widely regarded as a victory of the United States and helped establish William Harrison's reputation nationwide. He was later called "Old Tippecanoe" or "Old Tip". This fight refers to the slogan "Tippecanoe and Tylor Too" of success after Harrison's presidential election and refers to that battle and John Taylor, partner of his vice presidential election campaign. In August 1812, a few weeks after the outbreak of the war in 1812 in the UK, William Harrison was promoted to the brigadier status of the US Army and became commander of all the US military in the northwest. At that time, Lake Erie and Detroit were under British rule. Harrison made his army stationed in Messi, where they experienced two sieges by British and Indians.

01.05 19th Century American Literary Foundation DANIELA CABRERA / ENGLISH 3 I will explain reading prose, short story and poetry of the most influential writers in American literature tradition. For evaluation, you will write 2 to 3 segments according to one of the advice given below. Please select American poetry, short stories and historical documents of the 19th century. Writing compares the way each of the changing democratic ideas representing democracy starts from the writing period. See the specific evidence in the literature to support your idea. I encourage them to choose short stories and 19th century poetry. Look at the ways in which they may be regarded as representatives of American culture during the writing period. See the specific evidence in the literature to support your idea. I chose 19th century American poetry or short story and historical document choice. Writing to compare the way each delegate works This movement is contemporary (its basis is generally thought to be the resurgence of American streets in the first decade of the 20th century), but its roots are the 18th century Wesleyan tradition, the sacred Exercise, and can be traced back to the latter period. Victorian Keswick Senior Life Movement. On the surface, the difference between these early traditions and the Pentecostal movement is to talk with the tongue as the actual sign of the baptism of the Holy Spirit. The theological contradiction behind this is that members of sacred tradition believe that the story of Pentecost is not necessarily completely interpreted literally in modern times. Pentecostal American capitalism did not actually establish the foundation until the railway and telegraph appeared in the middle of the 19th century, but until the militarization of the American people in the 1920s, the foundation of modernism corporateism actually Was not established. World War I (although established in the UK in the 1870s). Coplanism is an oligarchic form that is similar to nobles but with differences. In the 12th century the British emerged aristocrats based on the invasion of conquerors (eg Norman William). We will continue to support. Nobility 's power usually dominates aristocracy, the king' s main power can nurture nobility and eliminate aristocracy (and ability to manage marriage). The last decade of the 18th century and the first decade of the 19th century was a quarter century of North American history defined by one human being. American indigenous leaders do not have as much support and power as tie beetle. He came back and forth in the Mississippi Valley and established a tribal alliance to counter the expansion of the United States to Ohio. Tecumseh Confederation grew at the end of the 18th century and after the war began in 1812, Tecumseh was positioned as a "guardian of Canada". This is an alliance established by human leadership, with the help of his brothers. Its size and effect are not unique. The Washington leadership believes that their emergence is so impossible that they are completely paralyzed in the military operations of the Great Lakes Region.

Why did the Northern win the official William Tecumseh Sherman of the American Civil War Alliance to a southern friend: "In any history, a country with any agricultural unit can not successfully fight war with the machine country .. Shahman 's remarks proved to be correct, but it is a disadvantage that it assumes that North Korea has achieved a decisive victory and does not take into account the difficult battle of the alliance' s long - standing victory. There is no doubt that war has failed on the battlefield and failed, but there are many factors that have influenced North Korea's war effort and prevented Confederacy from successfully executing the campaign. How to write assignment number I won the civil war in the north. During the American Civil War, the north proved victory in the south. The alliance has strong wealth, better economics and technology. There are many important factories: funding, resources, commanders, people, skills and determination, and most important are advanced weapons. The civil war was thought to be the world's first modern war. The new advanced weapon rifle rifle, coldness has reached 300 yards. ... By 1866, several different positions of restoration appeared. These can be divided into conservative camps (Democratic Party), moderate and radical factions. Conservatives believe that South should join the alliance as soon as possible, but believe that radicals and moderators should have success. <BR> <BR> These results have to be separated from problems such as the spread of such vision. The answer to this question is related to the importance of each side. Why did the Northern win the official William Tecumseh Sherman of the American Civil War Alliance to a southern friend: "In any history, a country with any agricultural unit can not successfully fight war with the machine country .. Shahman 's remarks proved to be correct, but it is a disadvantage that it assumes that North Korea has achieved a decisive victory and does not consider the difficult battle of the alliance' s long - standing victory. The transition of America to the country where we live today was shaped by many events in its short history, but the event of separating the north and the south of the United States certainly is in America's history One of the most decisive events, through many activities before the civil war started, I would like to show you how the United States will fall into a conflict and whether the civil war can not be avoided You.

The 19th century was a period of significant progress in terms of technology, science, culture and human rights. In the era of this advance, the well-known industrial revolution brought about a series of innovations and improvements to the world. Many of these improvements and contributions are important to American history. Samuel Morse, Cyrus McCormick, Benjamin Silliman was born April 27, 1791. Samuel Finley Breese Morse is known as the inventor of telegraph and Morse code. Founder. The last decade of the 18th century and the first decade of the 19th century was a quarter century of North American history defined by one human being. Indigenous peoples leaders in the United States do not have the same support and power as Tecumse. He came back and forth in the Mississippi Valley and established a tribal alliance to counter the expansion of the United States to Ohio. Tecumseh Confederation grew at the end of the 18th century and after the war began in 1812, Tecumseh was positioned as "a guardian of Canada". This is an alliance established by human leadership, with the help of his brothers. Its size and effect are not unique. The leadership of Washington believes that its appearance is unlikely to completely paralyze them in military operations in the Great Lakes Region. In the short period of American history, half of the majority of the nineteenth century and the twentieth century were measured, and the readers expected their news to be fair. They told reporters that they are responsible for reporting facts that are facts, not facts. They want the report to be fair and balanced. The goal is to pursue objectivity. When it comes to our universal confidence, including the belief that our government, enterprises, news organizations are advancing things in good faith with our best interests in mind. The reliability of the news organizations is summarized when they are right again and again.

Tecumseh met with Indiana Governor William Henry Harrison. He predicted that war will continue to the Caucasian, and the chief will continue to sell the land to the government. Early industrial revolutionary factory using water spinning and weaving machinery to manufacture cotton fabric This led to protests against the shortening of working hours under the exposure conditions of the Lowell Women Labor Reform Association. Harriet L. Noble explained her family's immigration and explained lastly the opportunity to move to the west. James Monroe 's message by James Quincy Adams outlines the principle that the Western Hemisphere will not be opened to colonial rule in Europe, and America will continue to participate in the European war. Sharitarish made a speech about the lives of his people and the way they changed after they came in contact with Caucasians. The early law of Andrew Jackson 's manager was India' s expulsion bill to cancel Cherokee and the other four tribes living in the southeast. (About 60,000)

Mission Command: The successful leadership of the battle of Governor Henry Harrison and Tipekanoe on the battlefield can be measured in various ways. A good, successful leader may lose the fight. Conversely, invalid situation, invalid leader may win. The difference between a successful leader and a failed leader is the ability to monitor actions with effective mission instructions. In ADP 6-0, the philosophical mission command is "to use mission command to achieve disciplinary initiative within the commander's intention, thereby giving partners agile and adaptive leadership" Has been done. . William Henry Harrison (9th February 1773 - 4th April 1841) was the ninth president of the United States. Harrison first got a nationwide reputation as a hero of war, in 1811 he defeated American Indians at the battle of Tippecanoe and won the nickname "Tippecanoe" (or "Old Tippecanoe"). Harrison died one month after his term and the president's term of office became simpler than ever. He is the first US president to serve again. Therefore, it is not the political opposition of the government that needs to pay attention, it is the government itself, which is considered to be within the scope of the Constitution and Land Act. He thinks that it is appropriate for alliance leaders to exercise this power, he has enormous power to do mischief. He may marry this country. In fact, this country is shrinking. If it is not nominal it changed from pure republicanism to spiritual monarchy. Mission Command: The successful leadership of the battle of Governor Henry Harrison and Tipekanoe on the battlefield can be measured in various ways. A good, successful leader may lose the fight. Conversely, invalid situation, invalid leader may win. The difference between a successful leader and a failed leader is the ability to monitor actions with effective mission instructions. In ADP 6-0, task commands as philosophy are defined. William Henry Harrison - Harrison died in the first month after service. For the past 30 years as president, Harrison served as Governor of the Indiana Territory, where he led Tecumseh in the battle of Tiepecanoe and won his nickname "Old Tieche Canoe." This nickname eventually helped him win the presidential election. At the end of 1811, Governor General of the Indiana Territory, William Henry Harrison, formed a small army, advanced to the town of the prophet at the intersection of the Wabash and Tiepecanoe rivers, and served as the headquarters of the Indians. When Tecumseh went to recruit believers, Tenskwatawa and some brave guys attacked Harrison and his men. The Indians were suppressed, but the battle of Tipekonoe forced Tekmusse to join the UK. After all, Americans who really helped the alliance of Britain and India became reality. Britain is constantly trying to challenge the authority of the United States, damaging the people's unity, anger Americans, and bringing the United States closer to war.

The legend of the president's death cycle is from the forecast of Shokkeni Indian Chief Tecumseh cooperating with his brother Tenskwatawa to unite with other Indian tribes and oppose the white expansion to the west side of the early 19th century to start. In the winter of 1804 - May, the wine and diseases of Shawnee village paralyzed; but clearly the vision given to Tenskwatwa during the near death experience is that he is growing with the growing erosion of Indian culture We began cracking down the negative impact of white expansion. In April 1805, Tenskwatawa smoked when he died. His family thought he was dead, so they prepared his body for a funeral. But he regained consciousness and insisted that the main "Life Master" of Shawnee Indians gave him a glimpse of heaven and hell and witnessed the cruel pain that people suffer from their mistakes and sickness. According to Tenskwatawa, the master of life said to him that the Indians must give up all white habits, products and alcohol; if they do not change their way, the master of life will make them I will not allow you to enter. If they return to traditional ways they can push white settlers out of the land of India and let the locals go to heaven. Native Americans should also stop fighting on land and respect the tribal elders. Local people will return to a happy life if they follow the information of the master of life. For Tenskwatawa's vision, a white man called him "a prophet" and named his place of residence "Prophet Town". When he predicted the solar eclipse in 1806, his fame grew bigger and bigger. By 1811, so many local residents lived in Prophetstown, and Ohio and Indiana white settlers asked the government to take measures to protect them. The future US Army led by President William Harrison beat Tenskwatawa and his Warrior Alliance at the battle of Tiepecanoe. William Harrison took advantage of his reputation as a successful Indian warrior to run for President of the United States. The slogan of his campaign is "Tippecanoe and Taylor!" After the historic battle, the legendary Tecumseh sent a message containing a prediction to General Harrison. This was later called "Curse of Tecumseh". In a recent history, the President of the United States, especially George Washington, Andrew Jackson, Abraham Lincoln, James Garfield and John F. Kennedy tried to free their people from bondage by fighting bankers. Andrew Jackson put up the slogan "Jackson and no bank" in fact. In the case of Lincoln, Garfield, Kennedy, they eventually had to give life. (3) The person who manages the amount of currency in our country is an absolute guru of all business and industry. If you noticed that it was easy to manage the entire system, it was told in any case how inflation and the period of depression were generated. - James Garfield One day, I met the theory about assassination of the relationship between Abraham Lincoln and John F. Kennedy. I am very interested as a person who does not trust that he is a patriot. For example, there is a page of Wikipedia with a list by "coincidence". This theory suggests that all the presidents elected at the end of the year will die before their term expires. George W. Bush was elected or just "get" the 2000 election "so I ignored it soon. He was still alive, we saw him at a late night show as we found the media to interfere with a better "bad guy"

"Even if wealth wins war, there is no doubt that the north ultimately will win." North has more facilities than the south and has the necessary resources, like the Civil War the war of 1861 You can succeed with it. During the Civil War, before 1865, the northern economy was always stronger from the south, with the resources the coalition could not get. Compared to the southern part, there are many factories that can be used for the production of war supplies in the north, and there are many places to cultivate crops. The author 's intention in this work is to encourage a new and complicated interpretation of the reasons for the loss of the South Civil War. A part of this book is a reply to David Donald's work published in 1960 "Why did North win the Civil War?" The main point emphasized by the authors is a generally accepted interpretation of not attacking the south, I believe this is obsolete and too simplistic. Many historians and non historians have contributed to the lack of human resources and resources the federal government faces the loss of civil war. In their overall opinion it is easy to analyze the excellent industrialization of the population and the north and conclude that the south was destined to ruin from the beginning. On the contrary, it is the opposite, south can win during the war, or at least let the north resolve through negotiations. Why did the Northern win the southern friends the official William Tecumseh Sherman of the American Civil War Union? Sherman's statement proved to be correct, but it is a disadvantage that it assumes that North Korea has achieved a decisive victory and does not consider the difficult battle of the alliance's long-standing victory. - The southern and northern states differed in many matters, eventually leading them to the Civil War. There is a serious economic, social and political difference between the north and the south. These differences arise from interpretation of the US Constitution by both parties. Finally, all these differences in state rights led to civil war. In addition to slavery, there are other reasons for division in the south.

The Civil War and the Loss of the South "Historically, countries without agricultural troops have experienced a successful war in the mechanical state so far ... they will definitely fail." . With the question "Why did the South defeat the Civil War"? The problem of "North Korea won the Civil War" is only half. Some historians condemn the Federal President Jefferson Davis; however, others think that this is the number of league (north) reductions. & Lt; Tab / & gt; After the end of the Civil War, the South faced a devastating loss (Hakim 12). Rebuilding was the period when people in the South began in 1865 and tried to rebuild and rebuild the area (14). In order to restore the alliance and solve all the remaining problems, Congress passed laws, bills and proposed amendments. Many of them include slavery and state rights. The thirteenth revision prohibits slavery, and the Citizenship Act of 1866 establishes the right of equality to all. The 14 th revision took effect of the civil rights law by granting black citizenship (Roberts and Franklin 267). Furthermore, the 15th amendment guarantees Black voting rights (Roberts and Franklin 268). All these amendments restrict state rights and demonstrate struggle between federal hegemony and state rights. Civil war and conflict in the south "Historically, countries without agricultural forces have succeeded in warfare with mechanical nations, they will inevitably fail." Union Army William Tecumseh Sherman is a friend to the south Homage to. "Why do you win the Civil War?" The other half is "Why did the Civil War lose?", So I tried to investigate the cause for historical reasons. Because South lost in the war. - African Americans and the Civil War "Every official in this regiment now suspects that the key to the successful prosecution of this war lies in unlimited employment of the Black Army, their advantage is that they understand the country Temperament, status and motivation, these are their own

"South Carolina was a success, left the league in the 20th century Charleston vote" (Louis 137). For many people it is shocking for South Carolina to become the first state to succeed from the union. For general William Shaman, as Louis described Sherman on the floor as Pac (((((((((((((((As the civil war comes closer to the end, The union came up with a good plan to end it all in a destructive plan. Sherman March: The main tool used by Grant for the radical tactics to suppress the South is an experienced veteran, General William Tecumseh Sherman. Shaman departed from Chattanooga, Tennessee, led a fight in Georgia, which intentionally devastated 100,000 soldiers, and then wiped out to southern North Carolina. Sherman is a pioneer of a full war strategy. Passing mercilessly through Georgia, his troops destroyed everything along the way and burned cotton fields, barns and homes - everything the enemy could use to survive. Sherman hurried to Atlanta in September 1864 to help Lincoln's re-election. He entered the savanna in December and burned the birthplace of Colombia and the split capital of South Carolina and completed his campaign in February 1865. The march of Sherman has its intended effect: it helps destroy the federal spirit and destroy the will to fight In the beginning of the new year, Sherman turned his attention north and took his personnel to Carolina. Treatment in South Carolina may be even more severe than Georgia - the first country left is the state where the Navy fired at the Commonwealth Fort Sumter for the first time. Most of the Colombian cities are destroyed. Sherman died in New York on February 14, 1891 at the age of 71 and was buried in St. Louis. In the last homage of the previous enemy, Joseph E. Johnston served as a sniper in the funeral of Sherman. Johnston refused to wear a hat as a sign of respect, caught a cold, became pneumonia, and died in a few weeks. After the victory of Savanna, Sherman's army fought with General John Johnston in South Carolina and North Carolina. On April 9, 1865, Lie surrendered to Grant, and on April 17, 1865, General Joe Johnston surrendered to Sherman, Raleigh, North Carolina. After the war, Sherman was appointed lieutenant of the regular army, after Grant was elected, he was promoted to the general of the whole army and commanded the US Army. He retired in 1883

On March 4, 1841, William Henry Harrison took office and became the ninth president of the United States. Most of our ninth president is known for their short-term appointment and lasted only one month. Contrary to the general idea, Harrison 's life has made an incredibly large number of accomplishments. First, Harrison 's early life happened at his wealthy father plantation in Virginia, and then went to college to study history at Hampton - Sydney University and then at the University of Pennsylvania. William Henry Harrison William Henry Harrison was born on 9th February 1773 at the Berkeley Farm in Charles Town County, Virginia (Peterson 4). Harrison is the youngest child of his seven children. His family is wealthy and actively participates in politics (Miller Center). Harrison's father served as Virginia Governor (Miller Center) and signed the Declaration of Independence (White House). During this period of history, brothers and sisters of young men usually enter military, clergy or trade, as the oldest siblings usually occupy family estate. What is the relationship between all Harisonons? The Harison family is a famous politician in American history. Benjamin Harrison V is a governor of Virginia and a signer of the Declaration of Independence. His son, William Henry, is the ninth president of the United States. William Henry's grandson Benjamin (Ohio born) is the 23rd president of the United States. How much of the early parliamentary wood products were original? In the 2003 survey, all of the senate's woodwork, the gables at the entrance to Rotanda, the handrails of the gallery on the third floor, and the walls of the old hall walls of the representative house are all in the late 18th or early 19th century It was shown that. Origin of the century Woodworking in the corridor from Rotunda to South Pouch is a work in the early 20th century. White pine, yellow pine, tulip poplar are used William Henry Harrison - Harrison died in the first month after service. For the past 30 years as president, Harrison served as Governor of the Indiana Territory, where he led Tecumseh in the battle of Tiepecanoe and won his nickname "Old Tieche Canoe." This nickname eventually helped him win the presidential election. Benjamin Harrison (1726 - 1791) - Benjamin Harrison is a nickname "Falstaff of Congress", William Henry Harrison (William Henry Harrison). The President's father is also the grandfather of President Benjamin Harrison. He served as the House Speaker of the Virginia State Court from 1777 to 1781 and served as Virginia Governor for three periods from 1781 to 1783. He initially opposed the new Federal Constitution but later agreed with him when he decided to add the Bill of Rights. Thomas Jefferson (1743-1826) - Thomas Jefferson is the lead author of the Declaration of Independence. He was a member of the Virginia House of Representatives from 1776 to 1979, elected as Virginia Governor in 1779 and 1780, Vice President of France in 1784, Secretary of State of France in 1785, and Secretary of State from 1789 to 1793 and the United States of America It was. 1801 Vice President of the United States, President of the United States from 1801 to 1809, University of Virginia founded in 1810

On the morning of 4th November 1791, Gen. Arthur St. Clair and about 1,400 soldiers were attacked by Chief Little Turtle and over 1,000 Indian fighters. By the end of the day, the number of casualties in the U.S far exceeded 900 people. The number of casualties of Native Americans is less than 150 people. Saint Claire's failure, or Wabash's battle led to the greatest failure of the United States in any fight with Native Americans. President George Washington accepts for the Bible • Wobash, St. Louis And Pacific Railway Co., Ltd. v. Illinois State (Wabash): In 1886, the Supreme Court ruled that one of the Grangers Act of Illinois State was unconstitutional. They believe that the law is trying to manage interstate trade (this is the work of Congress). The court later restricted the state's powers to manage the state business. However, this movement was killed by court repression. Farmers 'Association • In 1875, farmers in the south (mostly in Texas) gathered and formed a farmers' association. Another group, the Northwest alliance, began to appear in the Midwest. The two groups began forming an alliance In March 1827, Congress gained 527,000 acres of land from Tippecanoe on the Wabash River to execute Auglaize at Maumee to build the Wabash-Erie canal, which starts five years later and is completed within 20 years. In the next nine months, the state authorities struggled with the merits of the canal and the railroad, and announced that Governor Ray supported the railroad in December 1827. Advocates of the canal were boosted. At the end of 1811, Governor General of the Indiana Territory, William Henry Harrison, formed a small army, advanced to the town of the prophet at the intersection of the Wabash and Tiepecanoe, and served as the headquarters of the Indians. When Tecumseh went to recruit believers, Tenskwatawa and some brave men attacked Harrison and his men. The Indians were suppressed, but the battle of Tipekonoe forced Tekmusse to join the UK. After all, Americans who really helped the alliance of Britain and India became reality. Britain is constantly trying to challenge the authority of the United States, damaging the people's unity, anger Americans, and bringing the United States closer to war.

There is no difference between your GM 5hp Briggs, Tecumseh or Honda / Clone engines. The only difference is that the output of the snowplow engine is often 7 hp - 10 hp in many cases, but some blowers have a small five horsepower motor. Everyone is using a mini bike. Because each frame is different, there is more or less gap, we do not know whether they are suitable for mini-bike. You will have to ask if you measure whether there are other people around you who have placed such a big motor in the mini-bike frame you own. Since usually 8 horsepower or more has a 1 inch shaft, a 1 inch inner diameter clutch is required instead of the normal 5/8 inch and 3/4 inch mini bike clutch. I am one of my neighbors Lucky Kids, and they have Ruttman's compact car. This rigid metal tube rigid small frame is designed without shock absorber. A plate in the middle of the frame is equipped with a 5 horsepower Briggs and strutton's mower engine. Who remembers these crazy things? I think my father is more fun for me. He looks like a man in foolish clothes. I am wearing a cheap Fes tool at the circus show. It still makes me laugh when I think about it. Please do not misunderstand what I am saying; I am not knocking Shriners. For personal reasons, I have always been their long-term supporter in the economy. I just think that the hat is very humorous. There is no need for a snowplow, but I found some tips for purchasing snowplows. The most important thing is to go out and buy before the first heavy snowfall. After the first heavy snow, in addition to snow removal, lawn, shrubs, 20 year old red wood, inexpensive plastic running with a 9 volt battery and $ 1,500 is the only choice. Some tips for walking on a snowy sidewalk: Most importantly I remember how long it has been since the last snowfall. Unbearable snow becomes mud, and after being trampled it becomes lumpy ice. And when covered with new soft snow, it may become fatal. Once you gain experience you will be able to detect the various snow stages on the sidewalk and change the foundation and walking technique to fit the undulating road surface. If the engine of a car not commuting is stopped in the cold winter air, it is the snow removing machine that blows snow from the driveway. If it is neither a car nor a snowblower, that excavator will crush the next hill and grasp the bucket with soil at once. If not, it is the diesel generator that compresses the air so that the nail gun pops out. While standing on a small deck and drinking coffee in the morning I tried to concentrate on the words of the wind. The wind speaks violently and is full of curses. They tap the aluminum groove at the end of the roof, drag the loose gravel into the road of the building, and navigate the right angle of the concrete to form the wall of the apartment building.

That's why King allowed Monroe to use contemporary methods to return Buffalo to the reserve. After seeing the sculpture, Tecumseh says "This is a buffalo, or at least the outline of buffalo, flat iron lines are bent into buffalo shapes" (130). Monroe is a redeveloped Buffalo in the plain, by using cast iron which is a long-used material by European blacksmiths and as an example of European settler's skills and culture. Whether historical euroism is eligible to become "another ethnocentricism" is because it exists in the culture of most of the world's culture, especially the empire's charm like China's centralizationism , It is always controversial. Japanese Empire (circa 1868 - 1945), or in America 's century. According to James M. Blaut (2000), the magnitude of European colonial expansion is unprecedented in history and led to the formation of the "colonial world model", so Eurocentricism certainly belongs to other ethnocentricism We claim to transcend. There are countless observers in Europe and the west that can be classified as centers in Europe. Extreme euroism and its opposition are a series of attitudes towards non-European culture and people, and as a whole there are very thinkers who are centered on Europe, but in some respects still a tremendous sympathy for non-Europeans indicate. . The history of West Asian and African studies ranges from extreme euro centrality to some extent against euro-centricism, but in most cases the average tends to be euro-centrist. As an illustration, please select some examples of the main Western thinkers, Asian and African people, and cultural perspectives Eurocentricism first became a discourse theory of colonialism. This was the process of a major European country acquiring hegemony in many parts of the world. Indeed, JM Blaut calls Eurocentricism "colonialist world model". 5 As a general ideological basis for colonialism, imperialism, racist discourse, euro centrism is a kind of thought left after the official demise. It also permeates and builds modern customs and expressions. Discourse of the colonial colonial era is closely related to the central discourse of Europe, but these terms are clearly focused. Although the former clearly shows the practice of colonialism, the latter is embedded, it is considered natural, "normalizes" the hierarchical power relationship created by colonialism and imperialism, There is no need to tackle these problems directly. Eurocentricism emphasizes the words of concern, culture and values ​​of Europe at the expense of others. It uses Europe as the culture, not the expression including the so-called "Western", in other words Western Europe and North America. Eurocentricism believes that Europe is civilized and has a long history The European civilization has a unique historical advantage leading to its lasting superiority for all other cultures. Eurocentricism ignores its dark side by eliminating the history of Europe by treating the center of Europe as anomalies. At the same time, Eurocentricism underestimated the achievements and contributions of other cultures. Orientalism, theory and practice expressing "oriental" in Western thought are controversial concepts.

Since independence second war Thomas Jefferson took over power, Britain has pushed the Jefferson government to the limit. Even if they won the revolution, Britons were always British inferior colonies. Britain crosses the border again and uses Americans again, Americans inevitably need to retaliate. They retaliated for Canadian upstream and downstream British colonies in the war of 1812. War of 1812 - War inspired by trade and naval policy - American crews were impressed by British warships. This is an independent second war - independence of the economy and the navy. The strategy is easy - no one can catch Canada and protect it anyway. Tecumseh changed everything! Shawnee Captain is a wonderful leader. He is an incredible coalition builder who exploits his global landscape to fight for freedom for his people. His death in 1813 finished his alliance and pushed his opponent to President (Harrison) - but his history still resonated after the second century. His story is still a leadership model There are various reasons for the war between 1812 - 1815 - 1812, sometimes called "Secondary Revolutionary War", such as expansion of territory by the United States and harassment of British merchant ships by the United Kingdom. The war began with the fact that the US military could not invade Canada. The Gent Treaty, which was signed on December 24, 1814, is said to have ended the war, but in fact it occurred when the US Army beat the British army in New Orleans on 8 January 1815. 1817 - Hartford Connecticut, a sultry and foolish person directing asylum. This is the first permanent school in the United States, Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet and Laurent Clerc are co-founder of the school. In 1864, Thomas Gallaudet's son Edward Minor Gallaudet supported the launch of Gallaudet University, the first university for hearing impaired students. Victory just 15 years ago from the war of 1812 - the country's "independence war". The Erie canal - the way to the west - was completed five years ago. The first locomotive in the United States, "Tom Sam", was first operated in the same year. America is growing, there are enough lands to start a new life, and of course the future will be better than the past. This optimistic atmosphere was captured by Thomas Low Nichols in a study of living in New England in the 1930 's. Nickels was born in New Hampshire in 1815 and then grew up as a journalist and a prolific writer. His work promotes healthy food, free love, spiritualism and other new ideas. At the outbreak of the Civil War, Nichols and his wife left America and lived in England as a protest. So, he published a number of works, including his youth memoir in New England.

Native American history covers various groups and leaders such as sitting cows, Crazy Horses, Tecumseh, tears, wars of France and India, and Battle of Little Bighorn. Native Americans lived in this country for generations. There are many things that are affected by Native American. Native American culture is one of the richest cultures in American history. The history of Native American is full of struggle, aggression, and conquest. None of the many Indian tribes of the past are more interesting than Cherokee Indian tribes. Cherokee Indians were originally located in the southeastern United States of America ("Native American") A 1995 survey by the US Census Bureau found that more Native Americans in the U.S. prefer American Indian and Native American. Most American Indians are satisfied with Indians, American Indians, and Native Americans, and these terms are often used interchangeably. Traditional terms are reflected in the name of the American Indian National Museum opened in Washington DC Mall in 2004. Gambling has become a major industry. Many of the US-based government casinos generate a variety of gambling revenues, and some communities are using these incomes to start building diverse economies. Many Native American tribes have casinos, but the impact of Native American games has caused widespread controversy. Some tribes like Winnemem Wintu in Reading, California feel that casinos and their income has destroyed culture from the inside. These tribes are refusing to participate in the game industry The native American Cherokee native American has existed for centuries. They are the first people who came to America. Native Americans have different tribal, cultural and ethnic groups. Native Americans strive to protect their lands and people. Cherokee is one of the largest and most culturally advanced tribes. Cherokee has unique traditions, customs and traditions. Cherokee lives in the southern part of Georgia, Virginia, Tennessee. The Third Faction of the 19th Century: Cherokee Nesson in the Civil War History of Dr. Watson November 21, 2014 When people considered the civil war, we mainly divided America into two and headed towards a painful end I thought. Most of the fights are for Americans, but it is easy to forget that there is "foreign" power working in this conflict. Native Americans also participated in the war. They are restricted to the territory of India, but they know the conflict

From the Navy War of the 18th century to the war of 1812, the British navy had to protect the island clearly and was tried by the power of Spain and the Netherlands. Since France is less susceptible to water attack, it began to build a naval fleet and became a threat to British merchant ships. The greatest contribution the alliance will contribute to the alliance will be four elements: maritime strength and merchant fleet, navy in battle, strategic material, and excellent maritime base. War of 1812 - War inspired by trade and naval policy - American crews were impressed by British warships. This is an independent second war - independence of the economy and the navy. The strategy is easy - no one can catch Canada and protect it anyway. Tecumseh changed everything! Shawnee Captain is a wonderful leader. He is an incredible coalition builder who exploits his global landscape to fight for freedom for his people. His death in 1813 finished his alliance and pushed his opponent to President (Harrison) - but his history still resonated after the second century. His story is still a leadership model List of wars in the naval battle of 1812. These are famous naval battles of the war of 1812; some are the largest naval battle in history. Include images as much as possible. The history of the naval battle dates back to 1260 BC. Today's naval battle, originally primarily fighting the yacht, has battleships, submarines, aircraft carriers, and so on. In other words, the tactics often occurring in warfare and decisive naval battle lasted thousands of years. Beyond the sea, the marine forces collided with the lakes, rivers and ships of the Colosseum flooded. From the largest naval battle to the smallest naval battle, this list contains many battle battle. 717 Theodore Roosevelt, Naval War of 1812 (Annapolis, 1987), Preface, p, xxiii. William James wrote an early British explanation in 1817, the warfare of the war in 1812: 1812-1815 (UK, America, 2004) naval fight between the United Kingdom and the United States, full of American victories Description Correct description of the conflict. 718 Barbara Weinstein, Speech by AHA President 2007. 719 Natalie Zemon Davies "Two bodies of history" speech by AHA in 1987

The story tells us that there is a story about everything leading to a collection of libraries and museums whether it is a manuscript, a photograph, or a concept of "art". Of course, the stories the visitors to the exhibition ultimately listen to differ depending on who tells the story and their own views. People have to pay particular attention to speaking stories when the theme of the exhibition was Midwest American Indians during the 19th century's extraordinary major fluctuations, because the main story is the colonial era The end of culture ends like people say. progeny However, in the face of colonization, conversion to Christianity, limitation of reservation, collapse of the economy, the main story of the decline of traditional indigenous culture is not the only story that can be told . Native American living records of the 19th century were talked by indigenous peoples themselves and are quite different from historical books, movies and museums. Aboriginal story about local history tends to focus on the story of the white land scholar Gerald Bunner who is calling survival, not simply explaining the story of destruction and extinction. The following is a demonstration of the material redisplayed by the American digital public library through the indigenous people lens of Minnesota. There are a variety of Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal stories telling stories about the destruction, change, continuity of the special culture of the 19th century, and how it affects indigenous peoples in Minnesota. Native Americans are an important part of American history. However, the details about the life of the Native American are often lost in the vivid depiction of European settlements and conquests, and these depictions will last until the 19th century. Teaching about Native American is a good way for teachers to bring culture to the classroom and to show respect for the restricted group in the history book. Young children can learn the history of the tears of the whole class. Students can pretend that they are walking along the way of their children and create a diary to explain their feelings when traveling with their families. To allow students to understand expectations, teachers may need to model tasks. American Indian History and Alaska's Original Urbanization From the Midwest Mound Builder to the Pueblo Tribe in the Southwest, many American Indians have a long tradition of life in urban areas. For centuries, the American Indians lived in villages of different sizes across the country. The federal government initially considered foreign countries of tribal sovereignty and dealt with them through formal treaties. (O'Callaghan, 1855) In a series of groundbreaking litigation in the early 19th century, the US Supreme Court redefined the tribe of India as "domestic dependence on the nation" and the fiduciary duty of the government is the trustee of the legal guardian It is equivalent to obligation. reward. Many of these obligations come from the Convention, many of which promise tribal health care providers and medicines. The court ruled that the Congress is fully responsible for Indian matters under the Constitution of the United States and is responsible for ensuring Indian health and a decent life. The last decade of the 18th century and the first decade of the 19th century was a quarter century of North American history defined by one human being. American indigenous leaders do not have as much support and power as tie beetle. He came back and forth in the Mississippi Valley and established a tribal alliance to counter the expansion of the United States to Ohio. Tecumseh Confederation grew at the end of the 18th century and after the war began in 1812, Tecumseh was positioned as a "guardian of Canada". This is an alliance established by human leadership, with the help of his brothers. Its size and effect are not unique. The Washington leadership believes that their emergence is so impossible that they are completel

HIST 4055 (Final Article / Question 2) June 25, 2010 Collapse of the Union from 1864 to 1865 The collapse of the Union in 1865 was caused by various reasons. These problems basically include military and terrible political and economic situations. General Ulysses S. Grant from the West shifted his "aggressive" new war strategy, and William T. Sherman's "March to the sea" of the alliance, and eventually moved to the eastern state of Atlanta, Georgia Occupied. Enable the Union to strengthen the control of their Anaconda plan. By 1864, the long-term advantage of the federal government in geographical, human resources, industry, finance, political organization, and transportation was not stopped. Grant made a series of bloody battle with Lee of Virginia State in the summer of 1864. Lee's defensive strategy brought about an increase in the number of casualties of the Grant army but Lee could not replace his casualties and was forced to retreat into the trenches around him and strategically took the whole strategy out I lost. At the same time in the capital, Richmond, Virginia, in the western, William Tecumseh Sherman occupied Atlanta in 1864. His "March to the sea" destroyed the 100-mile Georgian zone with almost no alliance resistance. In 1865, after the Lie surrendered Grant in the Court of Apo-Matox, the federal government fell. In the fall of 1864, the alliance's Ulysses S. Grant alliance won and destroyed most of the federal capital of Richmond and Petersburg. By the beginning of 1865, the fate of war was very obvious On April 2, Lee was forced to give up Richmond This is a fact. A week later, he reluctantly frustrated Li surrendered to Grant at a private residence in Appomattox, Virginia. Lee's complex legacy has become part of the cultural war that hit the country more than a century later. Some people tried to remove the statue of the Confederates leaders from the public eye, but thought that others were to erase history. Charlottesville City Council in Virginia State voted to remove Lee statue from the park, in 2017 Charlottesville became a place of protest action and anti-protest action. In August, a myriad of demonstrators collided, one died and nineteen people were injured. In January 1864, under the direction of the Commonwealth of the Commonwealth of Mississippi, he was led by the Commonwealth of the State of Mississippi, and under the talented guidance, the invasion of East Texas was blocked in the spring of 1864 . But on March 12, 1864, General Grant was appointed Supreme Commander of Allied Army and did not include cross-sectoral initiatives in the state of Mississippi. The battlefield was completely removed from the southwest, and the two centralized federal forces began to move toward capturing the purpose of Richmond and Atlanta. In this case, General McLuder was transferred to Arkansas General Smith, J. Walker is appointed Texas Commander. The war is now in its final stage. In 1 year, Grant's campaign succeeded and on 9 April 1865 the Federal Commander R. E. Lee surrendered to Appomattox.

The importance of athletes blocking athletes blocking civil war has allowed the league to survive for a long time. Supplies that entered the South by blockade included 60% of the weapons used by the Confederates and most of the weapons needed to manufacture the ammunition. In the last six months of 1864, there were only 500,000 pairs of shoes, 5 million pounds of lead, 5 million pounds of meat, 2 million pounds salt peter, 43 guns and 50,000 rifles through Wilmington and the port of Charleston was. Clothes, blankets, medicine. During the civil war, the navy sealed the south port. A blockade athlete who risks living to transport goods from the UK and other areas to the south is making money. The whole civil war depicted in the movie is historically correct. The role of the general William Tecumseh Sherman is "a great intruder", soldiers died of illness, the Yankees bullets, flames, tragedy, panic ... this is real good intentions. After the war, during the reconstruction, the northern government ruled the provincial government to the southern government. Blacks are encouraged to vote and some black candidates are elected officials and even elected to the US Senate. People in the north came to the south to help manage the former slaves or to earn money to provide management during reconstruction. These people, known as "Carpetbaggers", were given priority by the rebuilding government and hated by Southerners from white people. At the beginning of the civil war, the Alliance Navy blocked the southern port as part of the plan for Anne of Winfield Scott. Cotton exports have effectively stopped. Some cotton can be shipped via a ship known as a blockade athlete but it can not maintain a stable supply of US cotton to the UK factory. The war has clearly ended the use of slave labor in the cotton industry, but cotton is still preferred in the south. The tenant system is widely used and farmers do not own land, but they use it as part of their profit. The most common crop of tenant systems is cotton.

William T. Sherman SHERMAN, W illiam Tecumseh (1820-91). Next to Ulysses S. Grant, he is the largest northern commander in the American civil war, and General William Teckam General Shaman is a guru of contemporary war. Like Grant, Sherman was born in Ohio when it was a border state. He was known as Ty Kamsa as Chief of Shawnee Indians and threatened this area several years ago. Sherman was born on 8 February 1820 in Lancaster, Ohio. His father died when he was 9 years old. Most of the eleven children in the family are among relatives and friends. After the war, William T. Sherman remained in the army, eventually promoted to army general, and served as the military's highest commander from 1869 to 1883. He admires the revolutionary idea of ​​"All-purpose war". Sherman died in 1891. Critics ridiculed him as an avid warrior and did not believe in the political and social equality of blacks. From 1869 to 1883, he was an American general who managed the plains India War, which is responsible for the military sector of Missouri between the Mississippi River and the Rocky Mountains - he was limited to protect new settlers and railways I had resources. In the year after the end of the civil war, the country moved west. As a general of the Missouri military area, he negotiated many treaties with the Indian tribes on the US government. In order to solve these criticisms, he transferred the army headquarters from Washington to St. Louis. One of the most colorful people in the civil war was a general called William Shaman. General Shaman was in wartime (1861 - 1865), being crazy and becoming a key person at the end of this bloody war, he was forced to retire on charges of being made. He entered the history of military history as one of the biggest and greatest generals ever. - Founder of Gilmore Girls, Amy Sherman-Palladino basically wrote programs. After many years of unemployed work, the shaman was blocked by the writer. On TV, everything she sees looks the same, with plots parallel to the same character, she wants to make something different. Once she visited the city of Washington, DC and liked the idea that "everyone knows."

These ideas helped to understand the effectiveness of Abraham Lincoln as president during the Civil War, and Richard Kawardin believed that understanding was not as good as they should be understood. By writing this article, Carwardine wishes to help other people better understand the importance of Abraham Lincoln's relationship with the media during the Civil War. "Abraham Lincoln and the Fourth Industry: The White House during the American Civil War and the Press", Richard Kawardin responded well to his thesis. Abraham Lincoln - President Abraham Lincoln was certainly one of the greatest presidents of American history during the Civil War. His effective management during the Civil War, the development of policies that will benefit everyone in the US, and the efforts and consequences to not divide the United States during the civil war are proving this. Lincoln made an excellent decision at the end of the nineteenth century. The American spiritual list believes that Abraham Lincoln is also spiritual. Whenever they cite a famous list of believers, Lincoln is the most important person among reformers, judges, governors, senators and scientists whose body makes their movement more reliable. . In this article I see a letter on the letter or spiritualism the Spiritual List wrote to President Lincoln, but this is not my purpose. These ideas helped to understand the effectiveness of Abraham Lincoln as president during the Civil War, and Richard Kawardin believed that understanding was not as good as they should be understood. By writing this article, Carwardine wishes to help other people better understand the importance of Abraham Lincoln's relationship with the media during the Civil War. - Why did North and South friends win the William Tecumseh Sherman, the North American Civil War Alliance official? "Sherman's remarks proved to be correct, but the flaw is based on the premise that North Korea has achieved a decisive victory, not considering the fierce battle of the alliance's long-standing victory.

1791 - Adopted the Bill of Rights to incorporate individual rights into the Constitution 1794 - Defeat of Ohio tribe ended at the battle of fallen trees. "Crazy Anthony" Wayne is highly appreciated in his leadership 1811 - Federal union of Tecumseh for white settlers in the Midwest. It was badly defeated by Tippecanoe's William Henry Harrison army Between 1812 and 1815 - At the end of the war of 1812, America was intact. Stars sequin banner by Francis Scott Key 1825 - The Erie canal is opened, the economy of New York and the Midwest changes completely. New York City will ensure its role as a commercial capital of the United States 1831 - Nat Turner began a slave rebellion that failed in Virginia, resulting in multiple retaliation and restrictions on slavery. 1836 - The Republic of Texas was founded and settlers were separated from Mexican dictatorship Antonio Lopez de Santa Ana 1837 - The collapse of the second US bank closed the bank war. Andrew Jackson thinks this is his best achievement. 1849 - California gold rush increases the population and wealth of San Francisco and northern California in a legendary way 1850 - 1860 - Underground Railway, Runaway Slave Law, Charlie Sumner Senator Whipping, Dread Scott v. Sandford, "Blooming · Kansas", John Brown Uprise Highlights Slavery Failed Failure It is one of the following. • ENG 1210 - British literature in 1789 • ENG 1220 - British literature since 1789 • ENG 1230 - American literature since 1860 - ENG 1240 - American literature since 1860 - ENG 1250 - World literature • ENG 1270 - Criminal justice and forensics, criminal trial and forensic medicine, major in African American literature, criminal examination and criminal justice (CCJ) and underage, court science certification and minors. CCJ experts or students pursuing forensic medical certificates can complete their internship, combine theory and practice, and gain valuable work experience. The location of Hamlines in Twin Cities offers students various opportunities to do special internships in criminal laboratories and examination rooms, provincial, state and federal criminal justice, law enforcement agencies, law and social services. Between 1820 and 1860, friends of the American College of Arts and Sciences were often male. . . There is a specific legal background. . . I'm trying to build a strategic alliance with a powerful expert team by putting law school in the institutional track of the university before the war. They are hoping that the support of law experts on law schools funded by universities will strengthen the development of Chuo University itself by increasing the number of influential people who defend and support liberal arts. The period before the war from 1788 to 1860 was the era of expansion and division of America. In the 70 years before the Civil War, Americans have fought to change society to complete the United States and its people. Efforts to reform the United States are promoted by various powers and ideas. The important thing is that these reforms make the United States better and stronger. By 1860 the country's identity has taken shape. There were many new developments in the US before the US. There are many new inventions like Eli Whitney 's 1793 gin (Boyer, 218). The Baltimore and Ohio railroads began to operate first in 1828, and in 1869 the transcontinental railroad (Boyer, 259) was completed. )

Rob Feldt: Great Americans Contribute to the American Society Rob Feldt sacrifices his country life by joining the US Navy, improving American food aid and serving as a machine to care for the family I will serve you. Rob Feldt was living a normal childhood life like other American children who grew up in middle class families. Rob who grew up in Olmstead Falls will become the second child of the six children of the family. Rob family living in the suburbs lives in high school and has a cottage in marble head. Most Americans have heard about Pocahontas, Geronimo, Sacajawea, Sitting Bull, Tecumseh and Chief Joseph, but few people know the great contribution of other modern American Indians. Although generations of native Americans have served as politicians, generals, lawyers, and priests, their work was almost unable to attract attention. This section lists some of the 20th century Native Americans who have contributed to American culture and society. This list is included in the field of political leaders, military services, artists, writers, musicians, dancers, entertainers, athletes, educators, community leaders. The individuals included in this list are just a few of the American Indians that can be included. They are chosen from a variety of sources and represent the breadth of Native American life in the 20th century. Throughout the history of the United States, the tradition of Native American added a rich color to American life. Today, the influence of indigenous peoples continues through personal achievement and contribution to various fields of American society. America's culture and society will differ greatly without the influence of Indigenous people's culture and individuals. In this section of this resource pack, I will explain the contributions of the Native Americans to American culture. It considers the general contribution of agriculture, government, language and architecture as well as individual contribution. Jack Weatherford studied much of the American Indian contribution. His work "Indian Givers: How American Indians Change the World" is the main source of information for this package. Richard Wright was considered one of the greatest contributors when people saw the contributions of blacks in American literary circles. The actual book emphasizes the black people's recognition of American society and must be native. In indigenous peoples, Richard Wright created the characteristics of "the son of the indigenous people" which is the product of the American civilization. From his own life experience, he explained a series of personality traits of Bigger Thomas depicting people who lost meaning in life. The big Thomas represents the situation of the black people and his injustice to the white society.

Indigenous peoples played an important role in the British army of Tecumseh. In the UK there were 6,000 soldiers at the beginning of the war. The Americans have 7000 people. Americans have more troops, but they are indigenous and are afraid of frequent British customers. The British commander Isaac Block allowed everyone in his army to wear a red jacket. The "red coat" with indigenous people wanders around the fortress and makes it look more powerful than them. Local people who play a big role as Americans are afraid of them. This was the first attack on Fort Detroit at the end of 1812 and it was very good for the British and locals. The war of 1812: (June 1812 - February 1815) Military clash between the United States of America and the United Kingdom. The most important reasons are the continued pressure of the British Navy against the US Navy, trade restrictions due to the war between the U.K. and France, and Britain's support for the American Indigenous Land Conflict to the US Government. The war of 1812 was remembered as a relatively small conflict between America and the UK but it is a Canadian who believes it is a decisive turning point in their struggle to manage their own struggle It seems to be very large for Native American. In fact, this war had a major impact on the United States, as the Gent Treaty has ended a fierce party fight within the government for decades, and has reached a so - called "good age". The war also showed the end of the war. He was accused of being a non-patriotic Federal party in an anti-war position, strengthening the British terrorism tradition that began during the revolutionary war. Probably the most important is that the outcome of the war boosted the confidence of the state and promoted the growing spirit of American expansionism which would form a good era of the 19th century. After the war of 1812, like the Revolution and the Northeast Indian War, the British abandoned their Indian allies to the Americans. This proves to be an important turning point in the Indian War and shows the last time Americans native American relied on foreign forces to provide aid to the United States. Many Indian Purge treaties were signed. Most American Indians are reluctant, but often accompany painful resignation and abide by the provisions of the Convention. However, some groups, such as two short wars (1832 Black Hawk War and 1836 Creek War) and a long and expensive second Seminole War (1835), for boycotting the implementation of these treaties I participated in the war. -1842))

Kerry Sharpe, chairman of Fort Wayne 's Save Maumee branch, accepted an offer to answer a few questions about this organization. I would like to know from the organization's purpose to the current project / future project they are working on and all in between. After submitting our interview question to Kelly, she continued to explain that this is a very busy time for her as she had many other promises, including active participation in the curling club It was. Before leaving the area, Wayne began to build a series of fortresses along the Maumee river from today's Toledo Ohio to the current Indiana State. Wayne then returned to Presque Isle Fort (now Erie, Pennsylvania) and died in 1796. The last fortress along Maumee was named Fort Wayne. The fortress eventually developed into a modern city Fort Wayne. Behind this series of fortresses, white settlers moved to Ohio and entered Ohio in 1803. Tecumseh was a young Sean veteran who refused to sign the Greenville Treaty and renewed American Indian protest. Over the next few years The McIntosh Convention of 1785 established a new border between the Kaiho River and the Maumee River for Wyanddot, Delaware (Renape), Chippewa (Ojib), Ottawa. "Crazy Anthony" The Greenville Convention of 1795 redefines this line after Wayne wins the fallen battle. Neither treaty has long-term protection of the protected area. Removal of the five civilized tribes of the south (Choctaws, Creeks, Chickasaws, Seminoles and Cherokees) was the most famous influence of the law, especially as the Cherokee was deported by "tears of tears". Northern tribes such as Shawnees, Wyandots (Hurons), Ottawas and others were also driven out to the west of the Mississippi River. Sock and Fox returned to Illinois for hunting in 1832, but were forcibly repatriated after the Black Hawk War In August 1794, near the Maumee river, a tornado cut many trees; the Indian of the league ambushing Americans, but they did not receive any blows, Wayne troops had guns and bayonets I used it effectively. The man retreated at nearby Miami Fort (UK) and asked for evacuation, but the UK refused to protect and lock the gate, the surviving Indian fled to the forest and in 1795 Wayne, the American and the Indian I ranked down among them. Americans offer a treaty equivalent worth $ 25,000, promising to ship at an additional fee every year, the government hopes to rely on American goods to keep the Indians friendly. People - Northwest Territories are reserved for Indians only

History of the Southern Alliance The history of the Southern Alliance dates back to the holding company of several gas companies in Texas in the 1920s. In the next sixty years, the company has expanded its natural gas utility business to diversify operations in natural gas processing, exploration and production, refining, gas equipment sales and real estate. This diversification strategy failed and in the late 1980s SUG was deprived of everything except natural gas distribution business. In 1990, Southern Union was a mobile phone company Metro Mobile, Inc. Although the acquired entity was named Southern Union, it was acquired by Southern Union. In the Civil War, in the history of the United States, the conflict between the northern states (Union) and the southern provinces (1861-65) has withdrawn from the Union and formed a Union. It is often referred to as the war between the Americans in the South, known as the revolt war (designated by the official league), the split national war and the independent southern war. Civil war name was criticized as inaccurate, but widely accepted. War is not a class struggle, but the divisive battle rooted in political, economic, social and psychological factors is very complicated, so the name of the civil war is confusing. Historians are still opposed to basic reasons. In the words of William H. Seward, it is expressed as "uncontrollable contradiction". In another judgment, the civil war was seen as causing criminal foolishness, arrogant extremists, and impulsive politicians caused unnecessary bloodshed Knowledge about the history of the southern part is measured by two questions. 1) Whether respondents can correctly identify famous allied generals General William Tecumseh Sherman, and 2) the number of internal wars (by analysis) that respondents can name, letters of credit named the previous two additional battles) I did not give. People with a high degree of Southern pride should show a higher level of Southern history than people without such pride (after dominating education), so we hope that this measure will be a pride of Southern heritage I think that it will capture the basic concept. Although incomplete, this measure has been greatly improved over the previous work that relied on the southern part to represent "heritage" or "pride". Proud biases? : Racial prejudice, White support from Southern Heritage and Alliance Flag

Shaman March General Sharman March Chateau March March march on your name teacher's name class and Georgia and South Carolina ethics is a turning point in the American Civil War. Following a fierce battle in Tennessee and Kentucky, President Sherman asked to go through the Atlantic war between North Georgia and South Carolina State, then return to North Carolina State and Virginia State. The purpose of this movement is to divide the Antarctic nation by destroying whatever has military value beyond the center. What we call PainLetter is to share your conversation with David Sherman, a member of the Senate VA Committee on Thursday, March 15, 2018. In the conversation, Sherman said that the Senator VA Committee had never heard of me or my concerns before reading the Ed Coghlan article. He said that on March 1, 2018 he learned about my conversation with colleagues Mitchell. This is a fact; conversation was never mentioned in the article. Ham? Then Mr. Sherman said that if there is no individual invitation, "ordinary people" will not talk in front of the Senate. This sentence mostly supports Mitchell's view. As you can see, William Tecumseh Sherman is a very talented and very successful person. He remembers a lot of accomplishments, but that may be his famous memories of the ocean in March. Marching to the sea by Sherman is probably the most famous military action, with about 60,000 marching from Atlanta to the Atlantic Ocean with Sherman, then destroying the last economic resource in the south north through South Carolina ing. Bedford Forrest in Tennessee proved security in Atlanta and then sent George H Thomas to Nashville to restore order. John Hood threatened the supply line of Thomas and for the whole month they all fought in the north of Atlanta. Sherman decided to oppose the strategic plan proposed by Grant six months ago. In that plan Grant claims that the Federal Army is the main objective of the alliance strategy. From 15th November to 21st December 1864, the William T. Sherman alliance leads approximately 60,000 soldiers from Atlanta to Savannah, Georgia for 280,000 miles. The attack on the sea by Sherman in March was aimed at frightening the civilians of Georgia state and abandoning the cause of the Allies. Sherman 's soldiers did not destroy the town on the way, but steal food and livestock, burning houses and barns of people trying to counterattack. Sherman explained that the Yankees "will attack hostile people as well as hostile armies." Therefore, they need to "be old, rich, poor, and feel the intense feel of war".

The Library of Congress was founded. In 1815, Thomas Jefferson's 7,000 libraries will be purchased. John Chapman, aka "Johnny Appleseed" began distributing apple seeds and seedlings to Ohio's settlers In the controversial elections decided by the House of Representatives, Thomas Jefferson was elected President of the present John Adams; Aaron Bar became Vice President. Through this election, the Federal Party lost control of the President and Congress. (Images by John Adams are provided on the US Political History Image Website.) Charles Blocken Brown, Clara Howard, Jane Talbot (this novel), Arthur Melvin's second part In the last few weeks of the president, John Adams created a new court and "package court" with people appointed by the federal government to mitigate the effects of the election. In his appointment, John Marshall served as Supreme Court Judge Supreme Court. In the case of Marbury v. Madison, the Supreme Court Judge John Marshall decided that the law would be invalid if the Congressional Act violated the provisions of the US Constitution. This is the first important test of the system of checking and balancing between government administration, legislation and justice system. August 31 Ruiz Expedition and Clark Expedition come down along the Ohio River; they will complete a three-year West Coast Tour Yes. Luis and Clark's expedition team left St. Louis. In October this expedition will be camping in Mandang village in India, which is the new bismarck, in winter. After July Hamilton succeeded in defeating the bar as Governor of New York, Aaron Bar challenged his longtime competitor Federalist Alexander Hamilton. Bombard Hamilton and die in 10 hours Yes. Members of Lewis and Clark expedition team saw the Rocky Mountains; in November they saw the Pacific Ocean The painter Charles Wilson Peale founded the Penn State Academy of Fine Arts, where he still showed the illusion of the image taken by Peel, the group of stairs (1795). (Images are due to the favor of Carol Gerten art site) Mercy Otis Warren, the beginning of the American Revolution, progress, and the end, the first three volumes of history in America Lewis and Clark explored the winter in Krisopburg, Ore., And returned to St. Louis in September to finish the trip. The "embargo law" prohibits all trade with foreign countries and US ships prohibit voyages to foreign ports. This action had a sustained negative effect on New England Port. In the Chesapeake - leopard case, three Americans were caught or "impressed" by crewmembers of the American ship Chesapeake and stimulated anti-British sentiment Washington Irving, his brother William and James Kirk Bowing founded an anonymous satirical magazine, Salma Gendi. Sioux Osage signed the Osage Treaty and transferred the land of Missouri and Arkansas to the United States. Thomas Jefferson refused to do the presidential election and called James Madison the successor James N. Barker, Indian Princess, or La Belle Sauvage, The First Native American Life Theme (Pocahontas) Shawnee 's leader, Tecumseh began to build a defense alliance to resist the western movement of white settlers. In the 1800s, Washington Irving was important to isolate the American literature from the UK. I wrote "Sketch Books" including stories such as "Rip Van Winkle" and "The Sleepy Hollow Legend". This is the first book popular among American writers outside the United States, and it helped to create American literature. In "Sleeping Hollow Legend" Owen skillfully used images originally written by Washington Irving and "The Legend of Sleeping Valley" novel and the movie "The Legend of Sleepy Valley." This legend includes a small town that is suffering from headless knights and male travels. Years later, this legend was made by a film directed by Tim Burton. Burton stealed the legendary title and added a thrill. Early in the 19th century, American literature began to break away from the r

In mid-May it marks the beginning of the civil war on two important anniversary of the conflict between the United States and Mexico - and joined the alliance with California, Texas and the other eight states On May 13, 1846, the US Congress declared a war with Mexico at the request of President James K. Pork. Then on May 26, 1848, the two sides approved a peace treaty to end the dispute. There will be enough drama between generations between these dates, and some familiar names will appear from President Abraham Lincoln to General Robert Lee in the Civil War. In order to save space and short explanation, the conflict focused on independent Texas. And it chose to join the United States 10 years before independence from Mexico. New American president James K. Pork also hoped that Texas will become part of America, his predecessor John Taylor changed his mind and began enrollment procedures before he left. Mr. Pork and others considered the acquisition of Texas, California, Oregon and other regions to be part of the country's apparent destiny and spread democracy on the African continent. Before the war broke out America tried to buy the so - called "Mexican California" which was thought to be an insult in Mexico from Texas and Mexico. Mexico considers the consolidation of Texas to be a war act After the borders conflict, the president asked for a war declaration. In the subsequent battle, most volunteer US forces dominated Mexico after a series of battles and signed the Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo on February 2, 1848. As part of the treaty, Mexico received compensation of US $ 18 million or more from the United States. This agreement sets the border between Texas and Mexico and covers most areas of California, Nevada, Utah, New Mexico, Arizona, Colorado, and Oklahoma, Kansas, Wyoming. A part of the state was handed over to the United States. According to today's statement, there are 136 election votes in these 10 states, more than half of the votes needed for the presidential election. On the surface, the result of the war seems to be wealth in the United States. However, with the acquisition of so many territories without the slavery problem, the fuse that caused the civil war in 1861 was ignited. The way to add new states and regions will change the fundamental problem of balance between free state and slave state. The compromise plan of Missouri state in 1850 tried to ease the fact that the South is afraid of balanced change, but in 1861 the country died because of a civil war. The Guadalupe Hidalgo Treaty also raised a series of questions for Mexican Americans and Native Americans. During the confrontation, one of the opponents of Whigs was Abraham Lincoln, the representative of Illinois. Major political players include Jefferson Davis and Steven Douglas On the battlefield, Robert Lee, Ulysses S. Grant and Stonewall Jackson were among the dozens of commanders who appeared after the civil war. Mexico - the American war is a precursor to the civil war in various ways. The most important civil war general, including Robert Lee, Ulysses S. Grant, William Tecumseh Sherman, George Meade, George McClellan, participated in the Mexican American war. , Stone Wall Jackson and others. The tension between slavery in the south of the United States and the free state of the north is becoming more serious as a result of the addition of so many new territories. This accelerated the occurrence of civil war. Mexican American war gained the reputation of the future president of the United States. Ulysses Grant, Zachary Taylor, Franklin Pierce all participated in the war, and James Buchanan served as Secretary of State during the war. Members of parliament named Abraham Lincoln, orally, opposed the war and told him to be in Washington. Jefferson Davis will be the president of an American alliance and will also work during the war. Mexican American War - The American War marked the first mili