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Sophia should be excepted into college because shes a hard worker, determined, hopeful, and confident. Shes very smart and independent she deserves to be in a good college. Sophia values standing up for what she believes in and helping others. Sophia also wants the best for everyone. In conclusion, Sophia should be excepted into college.

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https://youtu.be/PVA9hl9cDD4
We picked this song because Sophia was overwhelmed, hopeful, and sad. In the story Sophia wants to gain independence for her brother William who died fighting for their country which is the hopeful part. She has a flirty relationship with the soldier who lived in her house, John Andre, which eventually makes her uncomfortable and overwhelmed. She asks him to help her save her brother and he refuses, which makes her sad. She eventually becomes a spy and gets overwhelmed, but she was a spy. So that is why we chose this music.

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Strong
Outstanding
Passionate
Hopeful
Intelligent
Ambitious
Smart
Wonderful
Amazing
Reliable

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Sophia Calderwood
Nickname: Sophie
Activities: Journal, Poetry, Drama
Clubs: Yearbook
Quote to Describe: "Courage lies in being oneself, showing complete independence, in loving what one loves, in discovering the deep roots of ones feelings." -Fernand Pouillan
Most likely to: Work in the Army/Spy

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One event that took place in real life was when British Soldiers took over Boston, and colonists where forced to allow British to live in there homes. Those are the events that happened in real life as well as in our book.

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William Calderwood
Nickname: Will
Activities: Student council and swordsmanship
Clubs: Chess-club
Quote to describe: " Our fate lives within us, you just have to be brave enough to see it " - Unknown
Most likely too: work at the prison

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Archibald Kennedy house, In the middle of the book Sophia begins working at the Kennedy house as a spy.

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One of the people that really stands out, and is a realistic person is Henry Arnold. Henry Arnold was the general at the time when the war begin, and Sophia's brother William Calderwood was working with General Arnold as well as George Washington, and helping to fight for independence. Henry Arnold and George Washington were realistic people in our book, and they were part of our history. George was chosen to fight and in the story Sophia's brother worked with General Arnold and General Washington, but her brother ended up dying. They got into the story by her brother working with them, and what they did was help to fight for independence. Sophia also considered General Arnold her hero as stated on page 125. At the end she realized General Arnold is commiting treason and hes no longee Sophias hero.
General Henry Arnold seen below.

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1.) Rebel- A man or woman that armed resistance against an established government or ruler.
2.) Infatuation- An intense short-lived passion or admiration for someone or something.
3.)  Memorandum- A written message in a diploma or in business.
4.) Simultaneously- At the same time.
5.) General- A boss of an army.
6.) Soldiers- A group of men that fight.
7.) Servant- Someone who serves for someone else.
8.) Vulture-  a contemptible person who preys on or exploits others.
9.) Spy- An undercover person that gains information.
10.) War- A conflict between different nations or states or different groups within a nation or state.

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Our book is called Sophia's war. Sophia Calderwood, a twelve year old girl, who develops a mindset as a patriot in 1776, after witnessing Nathan Hales death. Her families home in New York city becomes the home of John Andre, a British officer, the first of many to stay in their home during the British occupation within the city. Sophia develops a crush on John, and become flirty with him, as well as drawn to him. Until, he refuses to help her save her brother who is a prisoner due to the war. She vows to get back at John after her brother dies on a prison ship. Eventually, three years later she gets the change to get revenge on John when she finds the opportunity to become a spy at the Kennedy house and figures out John is working with Benedict Arnold to spell the end for American forces, ending the war. Sophia's plan wasn't as great as it seemed. Sophia went to tellers point to tell officers what happened, but couldn't say she was a spy. She eventually feels nobody is doing anything, and she remembers her brothers old friend John Paulding told her if she needed anything she could find him in Tarrytown, so she goes there and explains everything to him, he agreed to help Sophia. She realizes the consequences John might face if they catch him, she feels guilty because of her feelings towards him. They eventually caught Andre, and John Paulding and his three friends, revealing he was considered a spy. They took Andre to their commander and he decided to tell General Washington, and to send Andre to General Arnold. Sophia worked for Mr. Townshed and he had a mentioned a Mr. Tallmadge, Sophia met him and explained everything, and he made sure Arnold and Andre where in trouble. He also told her about Nathan Hale, who was his friend, the man she watched get hung. Andre was held prisoner, and Arnold decided to start fighting for the British, after awhile Andre was sentenced to a death penalty, and was hung shortly after.

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John Andre
Nickname:Johnny
Activities: ROTC, Swordsmanship
Clubs: Chess-club
Quote to Describe: " Putting yourself first is not selfish. Thinking about yourself constantly is selfish,  Please respect the difference."- Unknown
Most likely to: fight for what he believes in.(General)

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1.) William died in the prison page: 118
2.) Citizens and patriot troops surrounded New York page: 124
3.) Sophia's hero is "General Arnold" page: 125
4.) Sophia and her family were living in a city occupied by the enemy page: 134
5.) A troop of soldiers were sent to Tellers Point to watch "The Vulture" page: 236