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april 21, 1998

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War? by system of a down talks about the horrors and consequences of war and when it comes to relating with the Spanish American war and the aftermath saw the United States asserts its dominance and many people died ,because the war was caused by /driven by imperialism and in the beginning of the song it says "Dark is the light
The man you fight
With all your prayers, incantations
Running away, a trivial day" and the song's critique of war and the complexities, despair, and paradoxes associated with armed conflict.

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may 8 1753- july 30 1811

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father miguel hidalgo was a priest and he helped lots of people during the war of Mexican independence and I chose the song "take me to church because he is a priest and it fits the lyrics 'Take me to church
I'll worship like a dog at the shrine of your lies
I'll tell you my sins, and you can sharpen your knife
Offer me that deathless death
Oh good God, let me give you my life"

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1685 – 1815

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"Imagine" by John Lennon and the Enlightenment both are about ideals like equality, freedom, and rationality. They envision a better world where people can live peacefully, free from oppression, and guided by reason. Lennon's song reflects Enlightenment values of progress and humanism, emphasizing the potential for a more enlightened and harmonious society.

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1891-1804

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"Glory" by Common and John Legend is a song that talks abt liberty as well as honor, The lyrics of "Glory" celebrate the resilience and determination of oppressed peoples throughout history who have fought for their rights and dignity.

"Now the war is not over, victory isn't won
And we'll fight on to the finish, then when it's all done"

is also a good line from the song because this is true with any war in how you should fight till when its all done.

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september 16 1810

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"La Adelita." This song became popular during the Mexican Revolution but shares themes of love and patriotism that were also prevalent during the War of Independence. "Adelita, Adelita, Soldadera de mi amor, Si en tu amor me has sido infiel, Ya no me hagas más sufrir" and it pretty much talks abt women who accompanied soldiers during times of war, symbolizing the struggles and sacrifices made during periods of conflict, including the fight for independence.