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    He was one of the biggest figures in norse mythology (Old Norse - Þórr, Old English Đunor, Old High German-Donar, Proto-Germanic *Þunraz, “Thunder”[1]) Being one of the more prominent God in Norse history, the viking people, especially the scandinavians looked to Thor for protection. Being the thunder god, he was the archetype for an honorable and loyal warrior. No average warrior can even can close to matching the strength of Thor, His courage and sense of duty…

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    he invited the Vikings to fight where they are most comfortable (close range), while giving up his advantage of being higher up. Byrhtnoth dies a a result of this, which is the speaker’s comparison to her sister. What she is trying to say is whether labels are put on them or not, they need to not get affected by it and react with overpride. Maybe they need to submit to the fact that sometimes, we need people to help us at different points in life, because we can’t fight the Vikings if we are at…

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    The Life of Charlemagne is an account of Charlemagne’s time as a Carolingian King by Einhard. Einhard, as with many people, felt that history needed to be written down and preserved or it would be lost and forgotten. The account as a whole is historically significant, but so are the chapters within it. Chapter Seven gives an account of Charlemagne’s war with Saxony. Chapter 28 gives an account of Charlemagne being crowned as Emperor and lastly, chapter 30 talks about Louis the Pious receiving…

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    On November 6, 1869 Rutgers and Princeton played what was supposedly called the first College football game. In the 1880’s a player from Yale changed the rules and officially made it American Football. People like the game of football because of these five reasons: 1.Violence- People like the violence of football because they like to see big hits. People say they like the violence because when people hit each other very hard, bodies go flying everywhere. They also say that who doesn't like to…

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    medical surveillance and treatment of exposed persons. The US military has long been equipped with M-8 and M-9 Detection Paper, M-18A2 and M-256A1 Detector Kits, M-90 D1A Chemical Agent Detector, Viking Spectratrak GC/MS, as well as various types of OSHA approved protective clothing and gasmasks. The Viking Spectratrak, costing $100,000, provides lab quality analysis scanning and compares samples to a library of 62,000 chemical signatures, while the M-8 papers test for blister agents droplets…

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    Europe and the Americas shared ideas about culture and businesses between their nations, improvements that have modernized both unions fairly, are the positive result. Gradual developments in Europe eventually helped in the discovery of America by the vikings settlement. It is clear that as a result of events in Europe such as the Crusades, the Renaissance, and the rise of absolute monarchs, both America and Europe have established new customs unique to their nation. It is valuable to understand…

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    books, Uhtred, has to take different sides in many wars in his journey to reclaim his homeland, the great fortress of Bebbanburg, which was usurped by his evil uncle early in his life. In this book, he has to decide whether he joins the Danish vikings to finally destroy Wessex once and for all, or once again come to the rescue of Wessex to stop it being destroyed. What I want to know is: why doesn't he try to get the help of some outside force who is not involved in the war, who may be…

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    The first historical contact of a European with Canada was when Norse Vikings landed in L'Anse aux Meadows, New Newfoundland at the turn of the 2nd millennium. It was not till Italian John Cabot 1497, sailing under the banner of King Henry VII of England, did another European come into contact with Canada. However, it was Jacques Cartier of France who was the first explorer to explore the Canadian wilderness in depth, and declared the area around the St.Lawrence River in the name of King Francis…

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    who later got blown off without knowing and while thinking he was going to Greenland he ended up in the Americas. Michael Burgan Leif Eriksson was first published in Chicago, Illinois 2002. The Author concluded that Leif Eriksson was one of the Vikings sailors along with his dad Erik the Red. Leif Eriksson position in the family was that he was the son of Leif Eriksson and Thjodhil. He was the second son of four in the family his brothers were Thorsteinn and Thorvaldr and his sister Freydís.…

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    Mars Exploration For centuries mankind has been fascinated by the night sky. Countless numbers of scientists have dedicated their lives to learning and exploring our solar system. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration has consistently lead the USA and the world in space experimentation and planned missions. One area they have actively pursued is the study of Mars. NASA has researched planet Mars for over decades and recently released a detailed plan containing their strategy for a…

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