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    Adrian Salazar Professor Nolan Engl 2322 Code of Conduct You ever wonder what determines what’s good and what’s bad within a culture? Look at who they look up and who is antagonized in a story that originates in that culture. A good example of that is the story of Beowulf, with the Anglo-Saxons. Historically Beowulf is an anonymously told story from the Anglo-Saxon Culture. It’s an epic poem that revolves around and the life of a Geat warrior named Beowulf and his three major battles.…

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    honoured by posterity because he was the last to discover America." This quote is one hundred percent true because Christopher Columbus did not discover America, he merely expanded the idea of it. Columbus actually never set foot in America, and Vikings had already settled in the eleventh century. These are only two of the reasons Columbus day is an embarrassment to this country. So we need to take down Columbus’s name and rename this holiday after something more fitting, like “Recognition Day”.…

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    The Carolingian Empire was established by Charlemagne in 800 and would lead to a several generation split into several Carolingian kingdoms. Charlemagne and the kingdoms of his grandsons Louis the German, Charles the Bald and Lothar represent the rise and fall of a would be empire. Each of these kingdoms had their strengths and weaknesses that would ultimately influence the further progression of Europe. The Carolingian kingdoms were responsible for the unifications of the Anglo-Saxon people…

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    The CCR5-Δ32 Allele: A Natural Resistance to HIV Virus Human immunodeficiency virus, most commonly known as HIV, is an acquired virus that attacks the immune system of the host and eventually leads to acquired immunodeficiency syndrome otherwise known as AIDS. HIV is a relatively new disease in human populations, AIDS was first observed in homosexual males in 1981 (Herron et al., 2014, p. 2). Later, in 1983, soon after the discovery of AIDS, scientists identified HIV virus as being responsible…

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    Peninsula to, what is now, present day Canada. Soon after, the vikings sailed farther south to end up on the island of Newfoundland, and maybe to present day present day New England. When Eriksson landed, he ended up in a coastal area known as Vinland. Leif stayed, however, the vikings left just a couple years later due to constant threats of Native Americans. It also was too far from other vikings to be settled there any longer. Once the vikings left, Europeans had not returned, even centuries…

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    Medieval. From the 8th century, when the Carolingian dynasty expanded its territory, the feudal system was widely spreading (Gascoigne, Bamber). Europe felt threaten by invaders from all directions, especially the Vikings from Scandinavia. The government could not protect people from the Vikings, so they turned to lords in order to keep the peace, and this led the beginning of feudalism (Lynn Harry Nelson). The feudal system was the combination of the economic and social relationships that…

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    Through the process of creating my mask, I have come to a realization that commitment, passion, drive, and hard work, can overcome anything the world throws your way. After thinking about what has made me the young man I am today, I have become much more aware of my circumstances. Life has thrown many, many curveballs my way but, no matter what my circumstances are I have always fought hard in every circumstance. No matter your social class or how much money you have in your bank, everyone…

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    the bible is that missionaries from the Orthodox Church wanted to convert the Slavs. • The historical significance of the phrase Slavs is that the blending of Slavic and Greek culture creates Russia. The Rus Vikings settled on the Slavic lands and they would interact with each other. The Vikings founded Russia’s first important city: Novgorod. Then, Oleg moved these people to Kiev which was a great trading…

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    fight him and save Heorot, he displays honor by challenging Grendel to a fair fight, perseverance through his constant attempts to continue fighting Grendel, and truthfulness through admitting he isn’t strong and he is probably going to lose. To a Viking, being honorable meant staying true to your beliefs. Unferth does this in the mead hall owing to the fact that he doesn’t want to fight Grendel with Grendel at a massive disadvantage. So, he challenges him to a fair fight, honorably, when he…

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    “unrealistic beings.” As time went on, societies were established and more stories were shared and created. The mythology from Scandinavia laid the backbone to stories and creatures that progressed to fit into today’s culture. The stories were made in the Viking Age, 790 - 1100 CE, and introduced many mythical creatures one of them being elves (Groeneveld…

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