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"I have a few shades of deeper brown upon my skin which shows me related to those poor mortals you once held enslaved, and whose bodies America still owns. Having this bond, and knowing what slavery is, having seen with my eyes and heard with my ears proof positive enough of its horrors, is it surprising that I should be somewhat impatient of the airs of superiority which many Americans have endeavoured to assume over me."
- Mary S.

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"I have a few shades of deeper brown upon my skin which shows me related to those poor mortals you once held enslaved, and whose bodies America still owns.

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Thompson

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SALLY RIDE'S EARLY LIFE

Sally Ride grew up with her younger sister Karen Ride in Los Angeles and she studied at Stanford University where she majored in both Physics and English. She also received a bachelors degree in both topics.

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SALLY RIDE'S EARLY LIFE Sally Ride grew up with her younger sister Karen Ride in Los Angeles and she studied at Stanford University where she majored in both Physics and English. She also received a bachelors degree in both topics.

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https://myryanwhitestory.weebly.com/

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https://site.nhd.org/77889206/home

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https://gordenhdp.weebly.com/

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The Scramble

The Scramble for Africa, also called the Partition of Africa or the Conquest of Africa, was the invasion, occupation, division, and colonization of African territory by European powers. Africa was divided and invaded. It had serious consequences. Consequent to the political and economic rivalries among the European empires in the last quarter of the 19th century, the partitioning, or splitting up of Africa was how the Europeans avoided warring amongst themselves over Africa. The later years of the 19th century saw the transition from "informal imperialism" by military influence and economic dominance, to direct rule, bringing about colonial imperialism. Which is a nation having the constant need to take over and own and acting on it. Taking a country by brute force or against others of that
nation. This is what the Europeans did to Africa causing everlasting change.

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The Scramble for Africa, also called the Partition of Africa or the Conquest of Africa, was the invasion, occupation, division, and colonization of African territory by European powers. Africa was divided and invaded. It had serious consequences.

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The Navajo code talkers were a group of Native Navajo speakers who, in World War 2, would transmit and translate messages into the Navajo language to create a code the Japanese couldn't break. Before the Navajo code talkers, America needed a code that was able to protect military communications. The Japanese kept breaking all of America's codes until the Navajo code. Philip Johnston, a World War 1 veteran, was the one who had the idea to use the Navajo language for secure communications. He knew that the Navajo language wasn't commonly written down and that few people spoke the language because of the persecution of American Native languages and cultures so it was a low chance that the Japanese and other enemies such as Italy and Germany knowing it. Soon in 1942, Johnston recruited 29 Navajo code talkers which would soon be 420 by the end of World War 2. The Navajo code has also been known to be called the "Unbreakable code" since the enemies were not able to decipher the code. The Navajo code talkers contributed in every attack during World War 2 and risked their lives for the country. Because of the Navajo code talkers, America was able to save countless lives during the War.

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The Navajo code talkers were a group of Native Navajo speakers who, in World War 2, would transmit and translate messages into the Navajo language to create a code the Japanese couldn't break. Before the Navajo code talkers, America needed a code that was able to protect military communications.

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and GAdys Soto

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From tech hurdles big and small to business growth tips, help from our Customer Success team is just an email, chat, or phone call away. Begin with Weebly's free website builder and lean on us for help along the way.

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" The development of flight is and was one of the most influential engineering advances in history and has influenced many of the aspects of human society. "

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Thesis: The Sit-In Movement contributed to the conclusion of segregation in the United States. ​Created By: Lauren Sharp

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The unknown of the underground: history day project 2020