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    should be censored; this was with specific importance on content that fell into the pornographic category. He is quoted as saying this, “Barbarian pornographers are at the gate and they are using the Internet to gain access to the youth of America.” (Cannon, 1996). So in his quest to protect America’s youth he proposed the Communications Decency Act of 1996 (CDA). Within this Act, there existed two provisions - the anti-indecency provision and the anti-obscenity provision. The provisions…

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    Gettysburg Battle Command

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    The War was in full swing. The Confederate Army was marching north and an opportunity presented itself at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, the sight of the America’s bloodiest battle. The Union and Confederate armies met outside the town of Gettysburg, for what would become the turning point of the Civil War. The fields were covered with blood, men on both sides laid motionless, on the battlefield, 7,550 men were killed, another 27,450 wounded, and 10,515 missing (Battle of Gettysburg Facts).…

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    which was slated to occur that evening (Cannon, “Challenger Disaster”). At this same moment in Cape Canaveral, Florida, the space shuttle Challenger began its launch. However, this spacecraft would never exit our atmosphere; 73 seconds after liftoff, it exploded, killing all seven passengers (“Challenger Disaster”). After learning of these events, Reagan and his advisors decided that a State of the Union with the country in this state would not be wise (Cannon). That night America did not need…

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    Henry Knox Research Paper

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    1775, serving under General Ward, the person in charge of the colonials around Boston. When Washington and Knox met in Boston, they forged an everlasting friendship. Because of Knox’s know how with cannons, Washington assigned Knox to be in charge of the raid for cannons in Ticonderoga. These cannons were used for capturing Boston.…

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    to other Empires during the post classical time period. Some of the similarities were their weapons, The British used the longbow the Mughals also used bows except it was a composite bow. The Ottoman Empire used their cannons to take over Constantinople, the Mughals also used cannons to take over their enemies. Another similarity they had with other empires was architecture. They used domes arches and they had intricate geometric patterns inside the building. The other muslim empires also used…

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    Rcr314 Case Study

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    off North Carolina’s coast in the Beaufort Inlet lies shipwreck 31CR314. The submerged wreck was first discovered by Intersal Inc. (a permitted private research firm) divers on November 21, 1996. Initially sighted were some of the ships multiple cannons, and anchors. The divers were using information provided by Intersal’s founder Phil Masters. Former Intersal Inc. Director of Operations Mike Daniel used the historical accounts to assist in the location of the wreck. The site’s exploration has…

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    Guns Persuasive Speech

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    Step one: If you open a paper you’ll probably see it. If you listen to the radio or your local news you’ll probably hear/see it. Someone was murdered, caught in the crossfire, school shootings, or police shooting innocent bystanders. Guns are almost always in the news which leads to lots of questions. Are guns safe? Should we outlaw guns or have stiffer laws to control them? Who is to blame? Police, gun owners, criminals, or the government? I think the ultimate question is should…

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    Based on a true story, “The Charge of the Light Brigade” inspired many with the genuine war cries. The poem tells the story of a brigade consisting of 600 soldiers who rode on horseback into the “valley of death” for half a league. The reasons for the poem’s popularity should be evident because it is such a stirring expression of courage under fire, heroism under impossible odds, of the might of the English military. In “The Charge of the Light Brigade,” the author used setting, imagery, and the…

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    Lazarus And Folkman Theory

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    being defined as “The process of passing information and understanding from one person to another" (Theo Haimann SAY WHAT YEAR,) This report will investigate how patient 's high stress levels can negatively impact on communication, with a focus on Cannon 's ‘fight or flight’ theory, Selye’s General Adaptation Syndrome theory and Lazarus’ coping strategies. Data concerning…

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    An example of this is, “Cannon to the right of them/Cannon to the left of them/Cannon in front of them” (Tennyson 94). By providing this description of what the six hundred soldiers were greeted with once they walked into the valley, I am better able to imagine the fear and terror that probably went through…

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