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    American and British Technology in the 18th Century In Europe and America, one of the many technological innovations of the eighteenth century was the improvement in agricultural tools. One of the most useful materials in Western societies for the construction of agricultural tools was wood. However, wood was also used for the construction of houses and tools for other occupations besides agriculture. In addition, wood was used for cooking fuel and heating and it was essential for the…

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    belonged to the Native Americans, thus leaving them to starve while taking advantage of their land. As seen in this quote by a Narragansett Leader complaining about English Encroachment in 1642, “But these English having gotten our land, they with scythes cut down the grass, and with axes fell the trees; their…

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    (Spielvogel, 240). In order to properly accomplish these goals the peasants depended on the mining of iron in various areas of Europe. Iron was important in fashioning weapons, such as swords and shields, and the manufacturing of faming tools such as scythes, axheads, hoes, saws, hammers, and nails. Before the mining of iron, the peasants of the Mediterranean and Near Eastern worlds had been using the, non-wheeled, aratrum in order to plow the soil. The aratrum was pulled by a single donkey,…

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    Blacksmithing History

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    Have you ever been bewildered about what life was like on a Texas plantation? After reading this you will hopefully have solved some of those absurd mysteries. What was life truly like as a slave? How did the ancients endure? How do you get tools when you can’t go to the store? Well, if you needed any weapons in the past, you would generally go to the blacksmith. Blacksmithing is a fascinating job that keeps the culture of medieval castles and knights alive. Understanding blacksmithing is a…

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    the top, the horses are in the middle, and the mice at the very bottom. The hierarchy is seen in action when Toomer witnesses “ the blade, Blood-stained, continue cutting weeds and shade” (Toomer 6) .The reapers use scythes to collect crops in the same way that grim reaper uses a scythe to collect souls. Those souls belong to the mice, weeds and shade. The mice, weeds and shade represent many things, but mainly the natural world, the lower class and black people in American. The overall…

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    Holocaust Unit Essay The Holocaust was one of the worst times in history. During World War 2, the Nazis killed about 12 million innocent people, 6 million of them being Jews. All of these deaths came from the Holocaust. The Holocaust had a negative impact on most people who were involved. The theme is that all people should be treated fairly. In The Devil’s Arithmetic, “Teens Against Hitler,” Farewell to Manzanar, “Betrayed by America,” and “Fear,” this theme and central idea are shown. All of…

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    Did you know that some dinosaurs had wings and feather but they didn’t have any use for flight? According to “Raptors: The Bird-like Dinosaurs of Mesozoic Era” by Bob Strauss, Over 70 million years ago, there was a family of feathered dinosaurs called Raptors. Raptors were feathered Theropods that varied in size from no bigger than a large chicken, to exceeding the height of a full grown man. The time the Raptors lived mainly centered around 65-90 million years ago in the Cretaceous era. A…

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    The composition of the scenes in which religious figures appear, also serve as a visual technique to portray religion as powerful and include it as part of the nationalistic project. In Salón México, there is a scene that shows an image of the Virgen de Guadalupe at Mercedes’ rooms. When the image of the Virgen de Guadalupe is first shot, the camera focuses on a small flower from a low angle view; later, the camera zooms out and moves the frame from left to right. The juxtaposition of the small…

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    similar to the ‘classic’ image of Little Red who Charles Perrault called “the prettiest that had ever been seen,” (1) and even wears a trademark long red hood like the ‘classical’ version but is introduced killing wolf creatures called Grimm with a scythe that is also a gun and training for a position in the monster-hunting field called a ‘Huntsman’. This version of the character is more in line with modern day feminist values as Ruby is there to save herself. A far more subtle allusion come in…

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    could mean the act of sinning and falling into hell. For a very long time, the pendulum has been seen as a symbol of time, as it very well is here. It symbolizes time running out, like the last grain of sand in the hourglass. The pendulum also has a scythe on the end of it, which symbolizes that when time runs out, you die. The father is said to have power over life and death, and is the beginning and the end, alfa and the omega. In Edgar Allan Poe’s short story, “The Pit and the Pendulum,”…

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