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Month: December 2021

Christmas 2021

As I have considered how I wanted to end this year, I knew I wanted to try to bring a message of hope and unity. We are truly living in dark days, where it seems we have lost any pretense of civility towards anyone who thinks differently than ourselves. There have always been political differences, … Continue reading Christmas 2021 →

James Finck Historically Speaking Leave a comment December 15, 2021 5 Minutes

Travel Bans 2021

Two of the biggest stories in the past couple of months have been about travel and immigration. First, with the fall of Afghanistan, we have opened our borders to refugees escaping the tyranny of the Taliban. And then just last week, President Biden has placed travel restrictions on eight African nations. What is interesting is … Continue reading Travel Bans 2021 →

James Finck Historically Speaking Leave a comment December 6, 2021 4 Minutes

Class Notes

When it came to declaring ourselves independent, one thing that should never be under played is the pamphlet "Common Sense."  More than any other piece of literature, this writing helped sway the colonists of the need to break away.  We had been having issues with the British Government for some time but had taken that … Continue reading Class Notes →

James Finck Class Notes Leave a comment December 3, 2021 1 Minute

Class Notes

As the Redcoats began leaving Boston and capturing colonial weapon caches, the colonists organized an intelligence group that began to discover where the soldiers were heading.  This way they could warn the towns to move their arms and frustrate the troops. There is no solid proof of this, but it is believed that the main … Continue reading Class Notes →

James Finck Class Notes Leave a comment December 2, 2021 1 Minute

Class Notes

After the Boston Tea Party the British Government came down hard on Boston with what they called the Coercive Acts.  There were four of them.  What is interesting is that the colonists will call these the Intolerable Acts, but will include five.  One act that the colonists lumped into the Intolerable Acts, but were not … Continue reading Class Notes →

James Finck Class Notes Leave a comment December 1, 2021December 1, 2021 1 Minute

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