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    light blazes all about him with a sound like the shock of a cannon-then all is darkness and silence!” (Bierce 473). Although Farquhar’s escape trek leading up to this quote is somewhat blurred, Bierce undeniably shocks the reader. When Farquhar is about to embrace his wife, it insinuates a happy ending, however, he is blinded by a light which is antecedent to darkness and silence. This simile compares the sound to the shock of a cannon, vividly depicting Farquhar’s death. He is literally…

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    rifle works existing in the South (Paragraph 3, Sentence 6). Without weapons, a huge army is useless. In order to solve this problem, the South had to be resourceful and create armories in many states, using plantation and church bells as bronze for cannons (Paragraph 5 & 6, Sentences 2-3 &…

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    famous inspiration of gravity with the falling apple” (A&E Network Television). Some of the great things that Isaac Newton was the Newton Orbital Cannon “In laying out his law of universal gravitation, Newton described a mountain so gigantic that its summit poked into space -- and that's where he placed the giant cannon”(Lamb and Hopper). “His orbital cannon was a mere thought experiment explaining how one object might orbit another” (Lamb and Hopper). Newton also created the Newtonian Cat…

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    impact Applebaum Trucking in the next five years. The economic environment can have an impact on this company. A rise or fall of the general economy will have an impact on the demand for shipping of products, which will impact the trucking industry (Cannon, et al., 2015, p.70). Advances in technology can have an impact on the company. This would be the technological environment, so any advances in the manufacturing trucks could give the company more efficient means to transport goods. This…

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    wants to experience life, both the ups and the downs. It's a little difficult to cram 19 years of life into 3 minutes. But I hope through the personal stories, five sentence descriptions, and previous work experiences, you all get to know me, Tyler Cannon, a little better.…

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    Women played a critical role in the American Revolution. Fighting for independence from Great Britain, the Americans gave it their all to be free. Men get all the glory for defeating the English, but in reality, they have help from their wives, sisters, daughters, and mothers. Women would follow their husbands during the war, stay at home and take care of the children, or fight in the war alongside men. During the Revolutionary War, women proved to be an important asset to the Americans. To…

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    Nature Of Emotions

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    According to the Cannon-Bard Theory of emotion, emotions and bodily changes do not share a cause-and-effect relationship. Rather, they occur simultaneously, following a stimulating event.6 Unlike many of the other theories of emotion, James-Lange theory does not account…

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    Biography Of Kate Barry

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    joined her husband as a camp follower at Valley Forge. At the Battle of Monmouth Mary’s husband John was loading, firing, and cleaning the cannon and he ended up collapsing due to the heat. Mary was taking water back and forth to the soldiers and the men running the cannons so that they could keep them cool. She seen her husband collapse and she took over the cannon herself. “A soldier named Joseph Plumb Martin was also in the battle. Later he wrote about what he saw. He said that while Mary…

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    fact that African Americans will obtain equality through non violent protesting in his "Letter From Birmingham Jail". Martin Luther King begins by relating his actions to Christianity, stating methods of protesting , and uses a the five rhetorical cannons in a clever way to better establish his views. Martin Luther King Jr. appeals to ethos by stating he has "eight-five affiliated organizations across the south and one is the Alabama Christian Movement for Human Rights"(204). This is the…

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    The major reason why the millennial’s are not voting in local elections is, because they are uneducated in the proper way to vote. Dr. Brian Cannon (2016) provided a lecture on Gerry-manderring and the effects of it in the Virginia elections. Gerry-manderring is when a political figure running for office changes the voting lines in of the districts in their state for their benefit. Political…

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