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Jacques Cartier, a notable European explorer, was pivotal in claiming parts of North America for France, marking the beginning of extensive exploration and colonization in the region.
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These tasks are not important but they still need to be done. The question you have to address yourself: Who can do this for you?
Once the police found the people who got rid of the vaccines, they put them in jail for doing something most people find wrong.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said that it’s not up to non-Indigenous people “to tell Indigenous people how they should feel or act to advance reconciliation.”
An Ontario school board has said that they now “regret” a 2019 educational program that saw books burned and used as fertilizer in the spirit of “reconciliation”
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The causes of the French civil war were: the noble attempt to gain power, frequent religious riots and religious concern from the lower class.
As the ideals of Calvinism grew in popularity in France, the country erupted into civil war.
The war began when the Catholic League convinced King Henry III to issue a document banning Protestantism and declaring Henry of Navarre's right to the throne.
They went to Western European regions,Jerusalem, Edessa, Antioch, Tripoli and Egypt. Everywhere they went, they converted people to Christianity by force.
The Crusade wars went on for 175 years.
The Crusade wars were mainly between Christians, Muslims and Jews.
They found people who were not Christian and forced them to convert to Christianity. If they didn't convert, then they would be killed.
Language assimilation is about learning what the language is where you live, and speaking it on a daily basis. It can be very hard for immigrants to learn a new language. If you can't talk to people, then you can't get a job to make money, and survive. You have to adjust to your new life.
The longer immigrants stay in the U.S., the more likely they will assimilate to its culture.
A lot of people in the U.S.A think immigrants are going to make America less American by bringing their culture to the US.
Many boarding schools were part of a long history of U.S. attempts to either kill, remove, or assimilate Native Americans.
Their hair was cut (in the case of the boys), and they were stripped of their traditional clothes and given new uniforms.
the U.S. government forced tens of thousands of Native American children to attend “assimilation” boarding schools in the late 19th century.
Tasks that are not urgent nor important should be eliminated so you will not waste time doing them.
"Twenty-five-year-old Rodney King showed his injuries to reporters -- the bruises, broken leg, and the scar from the stun gun which jolted him with 50,000 bolt shocks," Bowen said on the night King was released from jail.
"King claims, and several witnesses support him, that he never resisted," CBS News correspondent Jerry Bowen reported a few days later.
The footage shows four officers Tazing, kicking, and hitting King with their batons upwards of 53 times.
Four police officers were filmed beating up a person named Rodney King.
He died in prison in 2007 after being sentenced to 190 years for crimes including The Order’s assassination of a Jewish radio host, coined a statement of faith for white supremacists that includes the promise that they will fight for “white children”.
Member of a violent white supremacist terror group The Order.
is an American white supremacist terrorist hate group whose primary targets are African Americans, Jews, Hispanics, Asians, Native Americans and immigrants.
Murder Of Viola Liuzzo – Selma, Alabama 1965
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Murder of Judge Edward Aaron – Birmingham, Alabama 1957
Edward Aaron was a Black handyman who was abducted by the KKK, badly beaten, castrated with a razor and left to die in a nearby creek.
Mark Zucherburg didn't want to admit that he knew how bad Facebook was. He did this because if he said Facebook was bad, then people would try to convince him to get rid of Facebook.
Frances Haugen exposed Mark Zuckerburg using thousands of pages of privet documents to everyone that he knows Facebook is bad for kids.
On March 25, a Republican Congresswoman Cathy McMorris Rodgers asked Mark Zucherburg on whether social media platforms were doing harm to children. He replied saying that he didn't know.
Facebook is worth 1 trillion dollars.
Trump new that the disinfectant was bad for you but he didn't want to admit it.
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Trump said "And then I see the disinfectant where it knocks it out in a minute. One minute. And is there a way we can do something like that, by injection inside or almost a cleaning?
Donald Trump told everyone to drink bleach to help kill the virus.
He didn't want to admit to everyone that he had made a mistake. If he told everyone he took steroids, then he would be automatically disqualified.
Once everyone found out he cheated, he was disqualified from the race. It was also the end of his running career.
He did so well in the race that people got suspicious of him. They found a banned steroid in a test they did on him.
Johnson got a world record for the 100m in the Olympics. His record was 9.79sec.
After the protest, the dress code rules changed. There was not as much control over what you can or cannot wear.
Alexi Halket got in trouble for wearing a crop top. She posted on social media about how she was treated. A week later, she started a protest against her school dress code. She got a lot of people to come.
Principles have control over dress codes. If you brake the dress code rules, then you can get in very big trouble.
Any who was not 'Aryan' would be persecuted.
The Jewish people were given identity cards so they could be identified.
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According to estimates by the United Nations, more than 400,000 people have been killed in Syria since the start of the war.
Iran, Israel, Qatar, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and the U.S. want to have some control of what will happen to Syria.
Russian and Iranian government supported Bishar Al Ased. Russia began launching air strikes on Syria, and Iran gave him weapons.
The civil war caused many people to leave their homes. There were 5.6 million estimated number of Syrian refugees.
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America is 245 years old.
The US expansion displaced most of the Native American peoples who lived in those lands for thousands of years before the European colonists.
Thomas Jefferson negotiated a treaty with France, where the United States paid France $15 million dollars for Louisiana.
The US started their expansion in 1803.
The French colonised 20 states.
The French colonised North America to make trading posts for trading fur.
The French expanded because they wanted a route to the Pacific Ocean, and they wanted wealth.
In the 17th century, New France extended in many places including: Hudson Bay, Mississippi, Acadia and the Rockies.
The British expanded on North America, Australia, New Zealand, Asia and Africa, as well as small parts of Central and South America, too.
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He was the first person to establish Canada as a land for exploration.
He is also bad because he kidnapped many natives, he took advantage of the Indians, and he took land from the Indians.
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Jacques Cartier was the first European to travel inland in North America. He claimed what is now known as Canada for France.
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James Cook sailed through thousands of miles in uncharted areas of the world. He mapped lands from New Zealand to Hawaii in the Pacific Ocean.
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They settled a big community in Newfoundland.
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The Norsemen explored most of the North Atlantic, North Africa, Russia, and through the Mediterranean.
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Spain started colonising in 1492. They stopped colonising in 1898.
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Spain colonized Mexico, California, the Philippines and many more places.
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Columbus forced Indians to give him gold. If they didn't give him gold, then they would die.
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Restaurants hit by labour shortage as economic reopening gathers momentum.
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Plywood
U.S. Corporation Sentenced for Importing Illegally-Sourced Wood from the Amazon. September 3, 2021
U.S. Corporation Sentenced for Importing Illegally-Sourced Wood from the Amazon.
Peru issues Forest Travel Guides to establish a chain of custody and ensure that any timber harvested or transported is legal.
The court sentenced Global Plywood to pay $200,000 in restitution to the Ministry of Environment of Peru and a $5,000 fine.
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Chinese plywood export price soar 27.0% in September 2021.
China’s exports of plywood decreased 5.9%
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Bitcoin has doubled in price to a record high of more than $67,000 on Oct. 20, 2021.
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Serbia Vows to Boost Gold Reserves as China's Zijin Opens Mine
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Reserves may reach 50 tons in 2022.
Serbia plans to boost its gold reserves from an already record-high 37 tons
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