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FREEDOM FIRST DRENCHED IN BLOOD...
THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION

“ RESISTANCE TO TYRANTS IS OBEDIENCE TO GOD..’’ 

A quote from the Continental Army Flag that was held in the hands and hearts of the
American soldiers throughout an ongoing war that’ll cease to stop, until the Bells of
Liberty ring...A revolution, a dream, freedom, and the faith and the trust in GOD was the
motivation through and endless ongoing war that has resulted in the blood, ars, and the
4,435 deaths of Americans,​“ For the land of the free, and the home of the brave..”

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THE RIGHTEOUS ANGER AND THE WILL OF THE PEOPLE..

The time of tyranny began, the Colonist’s anger began to flare when unjust laws, forced
taxes without any representation, and an unneeded amount of British troops taking
advantage of the homes of many americans in the colonies. What finally pushed the
colonies to very limit is the tea taxes law; which caused a big reaction from the colonies in
Boston, Massachusetts. Where the ​“​Boston Tea Party”​t​urned into the ​“Boston Massacre”

The government of Great Britain in England, British Soldiers, and King George III punish
Boston’s actions against the ​“Tea Taxes”​By doing so, Boston’s acts of resistance left
Boston bankrupt and defenseless...also, quite poor.. The other states seeing this, saw the
tyranny and folly England... In a response, the states began to first help their brethren,
Boston. Then finally, all the states began to unite as one, ​“The United States of America..“

“ A majority of American opposed war in 1775…”

­ Library of Congress 

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THE BEGINNING OF WAR, THE RISK FOR FREEDOM..

​On June 17, ​1775​, early in the Revolutionary War (1​775­​83) 

“ Do not fire until you see the whites of their eyes! “ 

This quote is the words Colonial Officer William Prescott. Under his command, his troops
had the trained discipline, but inexperienced...despite that, they had the courage in their
hearts to hold their muskets steady, and fire when the enemy is near. By this, it was an
early sign that the Colonial Army will risk their lives for their rights, and liberty. Whatever
it took defeat the British Troops...The Battle of Bunker Hill,​ D​espite their efforts of sheer
will, and risk...The British in this battle defeated the Americans at Lexington,

Massachusetts. “​Despite their loss, the inexperienced colonial forces
inflicted significant casualties against the enemy, and the battle

provided them with an important confidence boost ” ​​- US HISTORY

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Later on, Wars

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Lost hope
By:kenzy benton

 

   ​Picture an eight year old girl sleeping
peacefully in her bed then suddenly Nazi soldiers
break in tearing her from her family and any
happiness she once had. She sees her parents
being beaten until bloody and her baby brother
crying in the tight grip of a Nazi. Being stripped
of any belongings and feelings in her body she
cries wondering what she has done. This is some
of the struggles Jewish people faced in the
Holocaust of World War 2.

What did Hitler have

against the Jews?  

You may be wondering what Hitler had Typically three to four prisoners had to share each bunk
against the jews and he so desperately wanted

them dead? Hitler and the Nazis were ​ What did the jews do
responsible for a majority of the events that lead in the concentration
to the loss of world war 1. Hitler blamed the

Jewish people for his mistakes and problems and camps
convinced people that the jews were the ones at

fault. Hitler and the Nazis drilled it into people’s You may be questioning what the jews did in
brains that Jewish people did not count as people concentration camps and what extreme limits
at all and the only solution to their problems they were pushed to. There was a wide variety
were to eliminate jews. Acoording to of different jobs jews were made to do in
www.annefrank.org/en/Education/Teachers-po concentration camps. Jews were forced to
rtal/pubilsquestions/​Why-did-Hitler-hate-Jews/​, work in factories, construction, farms, and
“jews were of another inferior race. In fact so coal mines no matter age they were. If any jew
inferior that they were not considered to be refused to follow an orders given to them by a
‘people’ by the Nazis.” The Nazis did believe that Nazi they would be killed on the spot. NO
all human lives were sacred and they persuaded matter what age or gender a Jewish person
everyone to feel the same. Hitler claimed that the was they received harsh and cruel treatment.
fix was to ban jews from society altogether. At According to
that time nobody was aware of the fact that www.theholocaustexplained.org/ks3/the-cam
what the Nazis was doing was murder. Now that ps/daily-life/work/#.VvQIRTsrLnA​,”The
Hitler and the Nazis had people convinced that extermination of the jews became the singular
what they were doing was okay the jews moved priority of the Nazis.” Through all the harsh
on to concentration camps. punishment jews faced in concentration

camps people may wonder how did the Nazis
find the jews in the first place? 

How were they found? Work or Die? 

You may be wondering how Hitler and the      ​We already know that many Jewish people
Nazis found all the jews and kept track of them died but how was it determined for jews to
in the concentration camps. Believe it or not either work or be killed immediately when
religion was not the determining factor of who found?Hundreds of thousands of jews were
was considered Jewish. Hitler and the Nazis sent to concentration camps while others
claimed that whoever had three or four Jewish were sent directly to death camps and gas
grandparents were considered Jewish. Hitler chambers to die. In concentration camps jews
and the Nazis also identified jews by census were stripped of all valuables and forced to
records, tax returns, synagogue membership list, work until basically death. In death camps
parish records, and often questioning of family jews were either killed right way or used in
members. While many jews were forced to work medical experimentation. Medical
many were killed without having to work first. experiments were used to see how much pain
a victim could endure until death. Death
camps were mostly built to kill and torture
jews and once they were either beat to death
or put into a gas chamber they were replaced
with new victims. Death camp or
concentration camp it didn’t matter, all hope
for jews at that point was lost.

     ​Imagine a now nine year old girl with no
family because she watched Nazi soldiers kill
her parents and baby brother right before her
eyes. She is like a living skeleton slowly dying
from starvation. She is praying that this
torture will be over soon. Little did she know
her shower later that night wouldn’t be water,
it would be carbon monoxide. She will finally
get to be with her family again.

Hundreds to thousands of jews were sent into
gas chambers at once

“Life in camps was a living
hell”--www.remember.org/guide/f

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The Ending Of

WW1
By: Tj Fisher

 

  ​W​e don’t really know what’s   

happening  on the battle fields but the  They had to walk in these for 4 years with their enemies only
soldiers do. Soldier Arthur Taylor said “  yards away
It’s a pitch dark night and you’re 
standing in a narrow trench just wide   
enough to stop your shoulders from 
rubbing the sides of the walls. You can  United states entered after a british
only see hand breathe in front of your  passenger sank a ship with a fierman
face. You can hear the hiss of bullets  submarine killing 128 americans. Thats
passing overhead you cannot strike a  some info on how it ended now let’s go
match as a flare it could cost a life, its  on to where it ended.
cold and bitter and your only 40 yards 
apart from your enemy.”  SoMany wander why WW1 ended but
dont know how or why it ended. It was
How And Where Did November 11, 1918 at the 11th hour the
great war ends because germany
WW1 End signed an armistice agreeing to end the
war. When this war went on it wasnt it
Some people don’t really know about wasnt in one spacific place it was all
the war or how it even ended. As the over fights where going on any and
america, french and british armies everywhere. A quote from history.com
advanced the alliance between the says “ WW1 was known as the war to
central powers they began to callapse.
At the end of October a armistice was
found. After 4 years of bloody conflict
the great war ( another name for ww1)
was over. The United states also
wondered why the started? It started
because of disagreements in Europe
over territory and boundaries and the
assaination of serbian zealot. The

end all wars because after all of the
great slater and distruction it cause.”
This is how the war started and ended
and know we are going to go on to
some domino effects it caused.

Domino Effects Of Tanks being driven around

WW1 After​4 bloody crule years the war was
over many things were still going on
Although this is a world war not as and many didn’t know but WW@ was
many countries were included in this amoung them.
than you think. During this war there
were 2 groups the central powers
which included Germany , Austria ,
Hungary , Otloman Empire and
Bulgaria. The other group was called
the allinced powers which included
france britan russia and the united
states. Another quote from
history.com says “WW1 was known as
the war to end all unfortunely the
peace treaty that was signed forced
pontiveterms on germany that
desablithed Europe. But do people
really know how it lead to WW2.

Some people know that WW1 lead to
WW2 but a lot don’t and here are some
reasons how. Because of the great
depression many countries were
experiancing strong facist and
communist movements. Prior to WW2
thw united states attempted to stay out
of world issus with a policy of
isolationism. They were not members
of the leage of nations.as part of their
appssement Britain and France agree
to let hitter have apart of
Czechoslovakia. Japan had taken over
Korea , Manchura and a signifignt part
of china before WW2 began. That’s
pretty much how WW1 started and
lead WW2.