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China was weak because the country's people were fighting each other. The warlords each controlled small territories, and no single warlord could repel the modernized Japanese forces. The Koumintang government was fighting the Communists, and they couldn't get their shit together to repel the Japanese.
The warlords wouldn't unite, and Chiang-Kai-shek's Koumintang was weak.

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If I give you a full, long answer, will I have done your homework for you? I feel a "copy and paste" moment coming on!

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The north was industrial based. The south was agriculturally based. The federal government began gaining too much power and wanted to have all cotton grown in the south processed in the north; however, the south could get better prices overseas (England). The south didn't like being told what to do and tried to succeed. The civil war started over the right to succeed from the union. For the first year or so, the civil war had nothing to do slavery. In fact, many northern officers publicly stated that they would call a temporary truce to help put down any slave rebellions. However, the war wasn't going well so the federal government made the Emancipation Proclamation freeing slaves. The north was industrialized. Once they started producing more quantities of better quality artillery, the war turned for the norths favor.

You'll need better references than some anonymous chick on Y!A, though.

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Do your own homework you lazy bi@tch!

A chess game is a war themed game played on a board. The object of this game is, as a famous American Grandmaster Bobby Fischer said, "to crush the mind of your opponent". Chess is a game of patience and when a war between two opponents starts it can take hours for it to be finished. Like in real wars, strategies and concentration are very important. With so much resemblance to a real war, the design of traditional chess sets has evolved into a variety of themed designs. Civil war chess sets in example give the game of chess something extra.

The Great War, which occurred between the Southern and Northern states, was an inspiration for the civil war chess sets found on the market nowadays. Many chess fans have this particular chess set in favor, not only because of the overall war theme but also because of their love for American history.

The war between North and South America brought many historical battles. By playing on a Civil War chess set, you will feel as if you are right there on the field, planning and developing strategies for a perfect strike. You will be in war and the outcome of your game will be dependent upon your skills, strategies and tactics.

There are many beautiful sets out there with nice looking chess pieces. Hand painted pieces filled with details can really contribute to the overall feeling one gets while playing a game of chess. Civil War chess sets come in a variety of materials, including wood, glass, and oxo-teak. The costs of Civil War chess sets usually depend on how detailed the pieces are and the size of the chess sets.

There is such high demand for Civil War chess sets and so few suppliers, it can sometimes be hard to find one. Although this translates into higher prices, the collectable factor can serve to minimize the price issue, certainly for older or vintage sets that are in good condition. Because some Civil War chess sets have a rich history, a market for collectors items has been established. Many Civil War chess sets are offered through the Internet, which means that if you are interested in purchasing a set, you can just browse through Google and find one that is right for you.

The game of chess is very popular and it has resisted the test of time for a reason. Playing a themed chess game can bring more fun to both players since this kind of chess will not only test your abilities, but it will also inspire imagination.

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I presume you mean the English civil war of 1642-1651. Boston was only a few decades old at the time and was quite small. Puritanism was rampant and the advent of the civil war encouraged it. So there were lots of blue laws and compulsory church attendance laws.
Boston was a port, a fishing center, and an agricultural center, and depended almost entirely on England for manufactured goods. Its main exports were dried salt fish, rum, and high-quality timber of the sort that was hard to get in England by that time, for ships' masts and so forth.

A chess game is a war based game played on a board. The object of this game is, as a famous American Grandmaster Bobby Fischer said, "to crush the mind of your opponent". Chess is a game of patience and when a war between two opponents starts it can take hours for it to be finished. Just as in a real war, concentration and strategy are of utmost importance.

With so much resemblance to a real war, the design of traditional chess sets has evolved into a variety of theme designs. Playing a theme chess game, for instance civil war chess, can be much more fun than playing chess with traditionally designed pieces.

The Great War, which occurred between the Southern and Northern states, was an inspiration for the civil war chess sets found on the market today. Many chess enthusiasts and fans have this particular chess set in favor, not only because of the overall war theme but also because of their love for American history.

The well-known conflict between the South's Confederate Army and the North's Federal Troops resulted in many famous battles with many lives lost. By playing on a civil war chess set, you will feel as if you are right there on the field, planning and developing tactics for a perfect strike. You will be in war and the outcome of your game will be dependent upon your skills, strategies and tactics.

There are many variations of civil war chess sets and the design of the pieces can be really astonishing. Hand painted pieces filled with details can really contribute to the overall feeling one gets while playing a game of chess. Civil war chess sets come in a variety of materials, including wood, metal, and oxo-teak. Civil war chess sets can be found in many different sizes as well, and when it comes to the price, it will vary depending on the quality and detail of the pieces.

There is such high demand for civil war chess sets and so few suppliers, it can sometimes be difficult to find one. Although this translates into higher prices, the collectable factor can serve to minimize the price issue, especially for older or vintage sets that are in good condition. This has spurred a collectors market where sets are purchased purely for their historic or aesthetic attributes. If you're in the market for a collectable civil war chess set, simply input the search term into your favorite search engine, and you'll find a plethora of sources that you can tap into.

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How did the Confederate flag grow to be such a prominent symbol of the Civil War and of the South?

My understanding is that the Confederate flag was just one of several flags flown during the Civil war and it wasn't even the flag that was flown the most or for the longest time?

First off what do you mean by the confederate flag? There were many different types of flags of the Confedercey. The one most common today is the Confederate Battle Flag.

Often referred to as "The" battle flag of the Confederacy it was the design that was the basis of more than 180 separate Confederate military battle flags.

The Army of Northern Virginia battle flag was usually square, of various sizes for the different branches of the service: 48 inches square for the infantry, 36 inches for the artillery, and 30 inches for the cavalry. It was used in battle beginning in December 1861 until the fall of the Confederacy. The blue color on the saltire in the battle flag was navy blue, as opposed to the much lighter blue of the Naval Jack.

The flag's stars represented the number of states in the Confederacy. The distance between the stars decreased as the number of states increased, reaching thirteen when the secessionist factions of Missouri and Kentucky joined in late 1861

The first official flag of the Confederacy, called the "Stars and Bars," was flown from March 5, 1861, to May 26, 1863.

The very first national flag of the Confederacy was designed by Prussian artist Nicola Marschall in Marion, Alabama. The Stars and Bars flag was adopted March 4, 1861 in Montgomery, Alabama and raised over the dome of that first Confederate Capitol.

It was changed in 1863 due to confussion on the battlefield,, it looked too much like the Union's flag. The 2nd Flag was the Stainless Banner which was a Plain white flag with the Battle flag in the upper left corner. This Lasted until 1865 but had to be modified due to the fact that on windless days it looked like a surrender flag. The third and last offical flag of the confedercey was the "National Flag" it was the Stainless banner with a red stripe on the right side of the flag, It was adopted in March of 1865 but the War would be over the next few weeks so it did not see many battles. This was the last offical flag of the Confedercey.

One more flag you should be aware of is the Bonnie Ble Flag. This was a solid blue flag with a single Star on it. It represented an individial state removeing itself from the Union since it looked like a Star from the US flag.

These were not the only Confederate flags sice each state that participated provided their own flags not to mention that each army had their own individial flags so that on a battle field the men of a specific unit would know which flag to follow. These were not flags of the Confedercey though just military flags. Sort of the way the U.S. Army and the Marines have their own flags, but they are not offical flags of the U.S.

Hope this helps answer your question.

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This past Memorial Day my wife and I watched a program that showed a picture of the Lincoln Memorial.

This writing contains the thoughts aroused by that picture.

What are their thoughts as they climb the ninety-two steps to the base of the sculpture?

What emotions are stirred as they look upon the nineteen foot high sculpture of the great Emancipator?

I would be remiss if I were to attempt to disclose those thoughts and emotions so instead I would like to share with you mine.

This monument, more so than the others in Washington, speaks to me, reaches out and touches my very soul.

These are those words.

I have walked the fields of Indiana, climbed the mountains of Kentucky and Tennessee, I've walked the back roads coming out of those mountains down into the valleys.

I have stood at a place called Gettysburg.

Gettysburg, a place forever stained with the blood of fathers and sons, uncles and nephews. A place where fifty thousand men died fighting for a principle. A principle so imbedded in the Declaration of Independence that this war should have never been necessary.

We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.

The premise that all men are created equal was at the very root of the Civil War. An entire group of people were enslaved strictly because of the color of their skin.

Now here we are 143 years later. I don't know what Abraham Lincoln's thoughts were as he prepared to go to war. Did he turn to the Declaration of Independence for guidance? Perhaps it was the following sentence from the Declaration that gave him the courage to fight a Civil War.

. But when a long train of abuses and usurpations, pursuing invariably the same Object evinces a design to reduce them under absolute Despotism, it is their right, it is their duty, to throw off such Government, and to provide new Guards for their future security.

A young country, it wasn't even 100 years old yet, would surely be destroyed by enslaving other men and women. All we would have to do is look back in history to the Roman Empire to see the destruction awaiting us.

It is fitting that the Lincoln Memorial is situated in such a way that it looks across the Reflecting Pool to the World War Two Memorial and just beyond that the Washington Monument.

The starkest of all the Monuments in Washington the Washington Memorial is the pinnacle from which this great country was formed. It looks upon two Memorials that preserved this country, and what it stands for, for future generations.

Abraham Lincoln stood for freedom, freedom for all men, not just a select group or race.

The World War Two Memorial stands in honor of the men and women that died fighting for the preservation of another group of people, the Jews.

Between these monuments is a reflecting pool and that is where we need to focus to-day, July, 4, 2007.

We need to reflect and realize that while the muskets and cannons of the Civil War have fallen silent the battle continues to-day. We still have Cities that are separated into blacks on one side of the river and whites on the other.

We even to this day have Churches that are separated by color.

Anti-Semitism is on the rise again in Germany and other European Countries.

Will there ever be a time when those words of the Declaration of Independence, penned so eloquently 231 years ago will ring true?

Will there ever be a time when a man is defined strictly by his character and not his color or race?

Will there ever be a time when we will realize that we are all Gods' children, White, Black, Jewish.

Will there ever be a time in America when the dream of our Fore-fathers will be brought to bear and all men are truly equal?

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They were seen as an important resource and gave the North a strategic advantage over the South because the North had a much more developed railroad system than the south. See this article for a great explanation regarding as to how Trains and Railroads were used by the North and South http://www.gatewaynmra.org/articles/civil-war1.htm

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As usual, Liberal democrats tend to attempt to take credit for something they had nothing to do with, and call it their own

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DUG CIVIL WAR 44 CAL WATERPROOF SAGE PISTOL BULLET FOUND GETTYSBURG PA QUARRY US $.99

DUG CIVIL WAR 69 CAL LEAD ARTILLERY CASE SHOT FOUND GETTYSBURG PA QUARRY US $1.04

DUG CIVIL WAR BACKPACK BRASS PIECES FOUND AT GETTYSBURG PA QUARRY SITE US $.99

DUG CIVIL WAR BAYONET SCABBARD TIP FOUND AT GETTYSBURG PA QUARRY SITE US $2.23

DUG CIVIL WAR BIG BRASS CARTRIDGE BOX FINIAL FOUND AT GETTYSBURG PA QUARRY SITE US $4.25

DUG CIVIL WAR BIG BRASS SUSPENDER BUCKLE FOUND AT GETTYSBURG PA QUARRY SITE US $3.50

DUG CIVIL WAR BRASS BUCKLE FOUND AT GETTYSBURG PA QUARRY SITE US $.99

CIVIL WAR CLAY INK DUG CONFEDERATE TEXAS CAMP 2 US $14.95

2 CIVIL WAR RELIC DISPLAYS DUG BATTLE OF FREDERICKSBURG VIRGINIA US $16.51

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How did photography in the Civil War change the image of war for the world?

How did photography in the Civil War change the image of war for the world and how it has changed you as well.

Well, in any war...the worst enemy of a fighting force is the media. It can twist it and make it into something its not. Most of the media will only put what is interesting in there stories. Not the other stuff, like giving candy to the small children or helping someone with there lives. So I can say it has had a negative imact on how the world sees a war. Although in any war there will never be enough good that comes out of it for the soldiers, I should know. I am a former Marine and still have PTSD from the war on terror.

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ANTIQUE CIVIL WAR DUG ARMY RELICS RED RIVER CAMPAIGN US $30.99

ANTIQUE CIVIL WAR US ARMY DUG RELICS BULLETS BUTTONS SPOTSYLVANIA VA US $33.76

CIVIL WAR ERA CDV BEARDED MAN BY GWLORING IN BATTLE CREEK TAX STAMP US $3.00

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NRA Celebration of American Values Framed Medallions and Civil War Mini Ball US $40.00

CIVIL WAR ] GENERAL GRANT IN THE WILDERNESS 1864 ART POSTCARD US $.22

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CIVIL WAR ] BATTLE FOR SHENANDOAH ART POSTCARD BY MORT KUNSTLER US $.32

IOWA VOL Joshua Stiles Civil War Bounty Payment March 15 1864 US $15.00

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CIVIL WAR POSTCARD] COL JOSHUA CHAMBERLAIN 20TH MAINE GETTYSBURG ART POSTCARD US $.60

Tin Type Photograph of 3 Civil War Soldiers US $37.77

Paper Ephemera Military Rev War Civil War WWI WW II Cold War US $9.99

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ANTIQUE CIVIL WAR US ARMY DUG RELICS BULLETS BUTTONS SPOTSYLVANIA VA US $33.76

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Civil War Ladies Bonnet US $6.99

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NRA Celebration of American Values Framed Medallions and Civil War Mini Ball US $40.00

CIVIL WAR ] GENERAL GRANT IN THE WILDERNESS 1864 ART POSTCARD US $.22

CIVIL WAR ] GENERAL ULYSSES GRANT AT VICKBURG MISSISSIPPI ART POSTCARD US $.26

USA CSA CW Civil War Harpers Pictorial History Civil War photo map illustrations US $5.99

CIVIL WAR ] BATTLE FOR SHENANDOAH ART POSTCARD BY MORT KUNSTLER US $.32

IOWA VOL Joshua Stiles Civil War Bounty Payment March 15 1864 US $15.00

CIVIL WAR ] UNION GEN SHERIDANS MEN UNION CAVALRY LEADERART POSTCARD US $.36

Civil War Times 1968 1969 set US $6.99

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CIVIL WAR ] GEN WILLIAM SHERMAN ATLANTA GEORGIA NOV 1864 ART POSTCARD US $.45

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CIVIL WAR POSTCARD] COL JOSHUA CHAMBERLAIN 20TH MAINE GETTYSBURG ART POSTCARD US $.60

Tin Type Photograph of 3 Civil War Soldiers US $37.77

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The Canadian legal system in every province except for Quebec is based on the British common law system. The Quebec province retains a civil system for issues of private law, however both of these legal systems are subject to the Constitution of Canada. Inside the commonwealth system everything is divided into areas like criminal law or civil law. It this article we will examine the Civil Law area and the Common Law area in Canada.

Common law

Canada belongs to a group of common law countries, so Canadian law adheres to the doctrine of stare decisis. In this system all the lower courts are bound by the decisions of higher courts and must follow it. But this works only inside one province, lower courts from two different provinces are not bound by each others decisions. The decisions made by a province's highest court like the Court of Appeal, nevertheless are considered as "persuasive" even though they are not binding on other provinces. There is also the Supreme Court of Canada that authority to bind all courts in the country with a single ruling. If a there is a little or no existing Canadian decision on a legal issue it is possible that the court will look to a non-Canadian legal authority for reference. Most often the decisions on other commonwealth countries like the U.S. and England are utilized. While the decisions of English higher courts like the English Court of Appeal are respected and these courts are considered the be persuasive authority, many of the constitution or privacy related issues are solved basing on the decisions of United States courts, because the there is a much greater body of jurisprudence in U.S. law than English law in these areas. Canadian courts are also particularly bind with the decisions of the House of Lords made before 1867, but practice shows that most of these decisions were overturned by the Canadian Supreme Court or simply not considered serious by any of the Canadian lower courts.

Civil law

Civil Law in Canada involves numerous areas of law that contain disputes between parties (individuals, corporations and government). In such disputes parties seek remedies from the court in contractual matters, tort disputes, and property law cases. Civil Law is opposed to Criminal law that is typically enforced by the government, while the civil law, may be enforced by private parties. In Canada Civil Law also includes a growing sphere called Administrative Law, which deals with things like federal and provincial administrative tribunals, including labour boards, human rights tribunals, and workers' compensation appeal tribunals. These decisions still can be reviewed by superior courts like the Federal Court Trial Division or the Federal Court of Appeal. Also Civil Law contains the Municipal Law area that covers jurisdiction of the provincial legislatures (that naturally varies from province to province). Established by the Supreme Court of Canada, the Charter of Rights and Freedoms applies to the activities of municipal governments.

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CIVIL WAR ] UNION GEN SHERIDANS MEN UNION CAVALRY LEADERART POSTCARD US $.36

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US M 1850 Union Field Officers Sword Civil War Swords US $79.99

Civil War Union General Christopher C Augur Autograph US $18.01

War Date Civil War Union General William W Belknap Autograph US $15.00

NICE USED UNION BLUE CIVIL WAR REENACTING VEST LINED SIZE LARGE 42 44 US $22.51

Civil War Union Federal 9 Button Wool Shell Jacket Size 54 US $26.00

Collection Charles Magnus Portrait Cards Civil War Leaders Confederate Union US $325.00

Benjamin Butler Civil War Union General New Orleans US $49.95

CIVIL WAR UNION NAVY ADMIRAL DAVID FARRAGUT ORIGINAL CDV PHOTO BY FREDRICKS 1863 US $28.99

CDV Civil War Soldier Armed Member of Fillmores Union Continentals US $89.00

Franklin Mint Pewter Civil War Union Chess Pieces Complete Set US $46.00

Colt M1860 Union Confederate Army Soldier Civil War Revolver Pistol Gun Knife US $44.95

LOT OF 3 UNION CIVIL WAR SOLDIERS LETTERS PRIVATE IN 19th MICHIGAN REGIMENT US $305.00

1860 CIVIL WAR DATE NOTE SIGNED IN HAND OF UNION MAJ GEN JOHN G FOSTER US $99.99

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ANTIQUE VINTAGE LETTER PRE CIVIL WAR JOHN BROWN RAID UNION SLAVERY MENTIONED US $46.05

Civil War Union Quartermaster General Office 7th Iowa US $8.00

US CIVIL WAR EARLY UNION BELT BUCKLE WITH PUPPY PAWS HOOKS AUTHENTIC US $195.00

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