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    Stoick the Vast’s son, and he’s not really a Viking at all. Watching How To Train Your Dragon is like reading a Mark Twain novel; you watch the boy grow up. In the beginning of the movie Hiccup is more of a burden to the village than helpful. Nevertheless at the end Hiccup leads the other teenagers in Dragon Training to save the villagers from the dragon’s nest. That is a big turning point where Hiccup becomes more like his father, more like a Viking. Hiccup has many strengths,…

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    In the epic poem, God is mentioned in many ways and there is a Christian influence even though he is also thought to be a viking. Religion is tied into the epic poem because that is what the writer of the poem believed in. Many biblical allusions are seen in the poem. The verse, “..a comfort sent by God to that nation..” (Beowulf, Lines 13-14) is like when said in the Bible…

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    Ireland Research Paper

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    behind tombs, stone circles, and other impressive structures that witnessed their advanced engineering and architecture knowledge. Around 600 BC, the Celts arrived in Ireland and remained the dominant culture until the arrival of the Vikings in the 8th century. The Vikings established settlements in Dublin, Wexford, Waterford, and other parts of the country, and introduced new technologies and trade networks that helped to shape Ireland's economy and culture. Ireland became a country on…

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    “Let them eat cake”- the infamous phrase that is part of the popular collective memory of the image of Marie Antoinette. This phrase, however, was never uttered by the French Queen yet is an imperative part of the collective stereotype of Marie Antoinette and perhaps the most prevailing way of understanding her character. A myriad of example like these can be found throughout pop culture, where cultural memory creates a perception of a historical event that is not entirely accurate or in sync…

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    work. The first magnet wasn’t invented, it was found as a natural occurring mineral called magnetite. The Vikings found this mineral first and made a magnetic compass. It helped them to cross the sea and go to battles. They kept it a secret because they didn’t want anyone else to have the use of it. China created one and shared it with the world by trading them for things overseas. The Vikings didn’t get any credit for actually inventing the…

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    Europe was a time of struggle and death. It left Europe divided, uneducated, and ignorant. With the raids from the Vikings, Magyars, Muslims, and the Black Death tore Europe apart making it a place of filth, savagery, and death. During the early 400s to around the 800s Europe was divided after the fall of the Roman Empire. After the attempt by Charlemagne of the Franks in the late 700s, to reunite Europe and become a second Rome, many cities were then abandoned and people fled to the…

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    I believe that Europe is credited for discovering a new world for several reasons. Although Columbus wasn’t the first European explorer to reach America, his expeditions enabled the first meaningful contact of Europeans with America. This contact ushered in a period of ventures and the colonization of lands that ended up lasting for hundreds of years. That said, Europe had a profound impact in the modern development of the Western society. Not surprising, Christopher Columbus played a strong…

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    Hearing the infamous name of Christopher Columbus, the first thing that pops up in a person's head is either a hero or a respectable man for being the first to discover America. Though, is that the case here? Was he really a hero that should be respected for being no other different than other explorers? Clearly, Christopher Columbus is responsible for the start of slavery, rape, and killings of poor natives. Second, off, he isn’t the one to be credited for “discovering” the new world. To a…

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    It is NFL playoff time. All fans are buzzing with excitement, hoping that this is the year for their team. Teams are preparing, trying to make a splash in the playoffs. In the NFL playoffs, anything is possible, upsets and unexpected victories happen all of the time. So as the divisional round of the NFL playoffs rolls around, let us take a look at each team’s chances at surviving the round. Eagles (1) vs Falcons (6) This might be the most intriguing matchup in the set of games. The Eagles…

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    The complex and lengthy development of the English language presents a rich selection of examples of change in historical and political forms, in addition to patterns of invasion and expansion. These patterns and examples can be seen, in varying forms, all throughout the Old English, Middle English, Early Modern English and Modern English periods.
 The foundation of the English language is interspersed with key instances of invasion and expansion. The English language originated from Germanic, a…

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