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- We will achieve equality for all women and equal rights for men with determination and hard work. Join us to change the future.
- Seneca Falls, New York 1848
- Elizabeth Stanton and woman talking about changing women's rights
- The Seneca Falls convention contributed to the Nation’s expansion and freedom because it gave women more rights, strengthening their economy. Since women get more rights, they feel no sex is above the other, and are equally same. Now women won’t start riots and protests against the government, which helps the government to not fall. Some men feel that this is the right decision because thirty-two men signed the paper, but others might think they are always above the other sex and are now not special anymore.
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- No problem, the land wasn't to be used for us, so we sold it to the Americas.
- Thank you for this land, my friend.
- 1803,President Jefferson and Napoleon
- The Louisiana Purchase contributed to the Nation’s expansion and freedom because the land doubled America’s size and power, got morecontrol, the Mississippi River, lots of resources, and a good bargain. Whenthey had the Mississippi River, they could trade long distances and travel fastwhich they couldn’t do before because of the Spanish colony. Also since theygot double their power, more people started to join them instead of fightingthem. The American Indians had to move out of their homes that they have livedfor generations, give all their land away and find a new place to rebuild theirlives in.
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- The War of 1812 contributed to the Nation’s expansion and freedom because it strengthened their borders against Canada and Mexico. The British were in the nation’s way of trade and commerce by taking over their ships and goods traveling to other places. So signing the Ghent treaty with the British helped them to trade goods across the world and grow more and more. The British now couldn’t interfere with America and stay inferior to the nation in power because of the signed treaty.
- 1812, U.S vs. British Part 2West of the Appalachian Mountains
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