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    Upon starting his apprenticeship with Joe as a blacksmith, Pip quickly has misgivings about his new work. One night at the forge, Pip narrates, “Often after dark, when I was pulling the bellows for Joe, and we were singing Old Clem, and when the thought how we used to sing it at Miss Havisham’s would seem…

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    gunpowder for use in weapons was weak, the light guns were unreliable and inefficient, and these weapons could only fire small scraps of metal. The accuracy of these weapons was atrocious and reloading took a long time. Around the early 1300's, blacksmiths made a new cannon design using wrought iron. They made a barrel shape using a wooden pole in the center, and hammered the wrought iron together. They put hot iron rings over the barrel, and that made the classic cannon. The new cannon design…

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    The Code of Hammurabi was an Ancient Babylonian uniform code of written laws enacted by King Hammurabi. It was written around 1754 B.C.E., and is one of the oldest intact forms of written law (Johns, 2008). It has 282 laws detailing a great deal about life back then, although 33 of these laws are missing today. The Code also includes extremely detailed punishments for breaking each law (Hammurabi, 1754 B.C.E.). It is written on a strong rock called diorite and is in the form of a “stele” which…

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    During the Great Depression, the economy plunged, and with it the social environment as well. John Steinbeck emphasizes this in Of Mice and Men, where the people on the ranch are in a state of isolation where there is a lack of social interactions. The characters of Of Mice and Men are socioeconomically unwell to show the harsh experiences many had during the time period. Steinbeck uses Curley’s Wife, Crooks, and Candy to show how damaging the Great Depression was to remind the reader the…

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    with white wine and sulfuric acid (Mortimer 245). Many people ended up with rotten teeth. If a toothache got too bad, there were three options for getting the tooth pulled: You could go to a tooth-drawer, who used a special lever, or a surgeon or blacksmith (Mortimer…

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    Supermarkets are a familiar place for many; it is where we purchase items that fulfil our most primal needs and where we explore through products that catch our attention with their packaging or advertisements and almost never with their usefulness. There are aspects of the shopping experience that are hidden from the eyes of the average costumer but carry weight in the way in which they shape and guide our culture. The supermarket in Don Delillo’s White Noise is portrayed as a spiritual place…

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    races. Numa came to realize that if the conflict between the people continued, a civil war could break out and possibly destroy Rome. To resolve this problem, Numa divided the city into trade guilds including, goldsmiths, shoemakers, carpenters, blacksmiths, and others . He gave each guild a plot of land, their governance, and religious ways. Once Numa did this, no one was thought or spoken of a Roman or Sabine, but were now identified by his guild. All feelings of resentment towards the other…

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    The reason that this novel is called Roots is because the author, Alex Haley, searches his family’s roots and his family history. He discovers everything about his family and the slave ancestry and wrote this book about it. It truly is a phenomenal story about this guy’s family history and how he found out all of this information. He comes from a slave family and that is what motivated him to write this book. Alex Haley wrote a biography on his family and their roots/history and decided to name…

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    Rancho Los Alamitos

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    horses, chickens, goats, and cows. As I love horses, I asked the man who was there to take him out and I took a picture with her, it was a female horse called Valentina and she was 3 years old. We took some pictures of the places in the barn as the Blacksmith shop, the place where their meeting were held and the wagons. We also saw the place that had the origin of water that they used, many ducks were there…

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    Tribal Tradition Essay

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    instead for their conversion and they were successful to large extent but there was complete neglect of tribal by the colonial government, for them tribal were people with no brain and who were meant for working as efficient carpenters, mechanics and blacksmiths. They ignored tribal education, they tried to some extent…

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