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    Subsequently, the Platt amendment was created, it stated that the US was able to intervene in Cuba’s political affairs if they at all seemed unstable. Though Roosevelt was not president during this time, he served as lieutenant for an unofficial cavalry called the Rough Riders. The Rough Riders assisted in making the Spanish weak so that the US could come out of the war with a swift victory. Additionally, many reporters from that time made mockery of how his foreign policy ideas overpowered…

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    Lyginus river. Alexander then marched for three days to the Danube, where he encountered the Getae tribe on the opposite shore. At night, Alexander decided to cross the river and attack. The surprise attack forced the army to retreat causing the first cavalry battle. Then news of Cleitus, King of Illyria, and King Glaukias of the…

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    Native American weapons can be traced back to the Stone Age. Native American weapons were a very important part of their culture. From common day chores to heavy duty hunting or fighting, traditional weapons, such as the bow and arrow, tomahawks, spears, war clubs, and blow darts, were a part of their everyday lives (Native American Weapons, n.d.). The bow and arrow was one of the most popular amongst the Natives. They were used in warfare and for hunting small and large game. Most bows were…

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    Ghost Dance Massacre

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    pneumonia set in. He had no intentions of fighting and was flying the white flag as a sign of surrender. He had his people set up camp for the night near Wounded Knee Creek on December 28, 1890. As they settled in to sleep, troops of the Seventh Cavalry surrounded them on all…

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    stories were very interesting, and I was lucky to have heard about their views on the war. My grandfather had not fought in the Vietnam war, but he was in the army. My grandfather had been in the National Guard, his unit, the one hundred and fourth cavalry, was oftenly called to help in emergencies such as strikes, protests, fires, and floods. At the time of the Vietnam war, my grandfather was in his early twenties, and in college. He wanted to continue studying in college, and definitely did…

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    Major League Baseball career. Only a few months before breaking baseballs color barrier, he was playing pro basketball for the Los Angeles Red Devils. Shortly after the bombing of Pearl Harbor, Robinson was drafted into the army and assigned to a cavalry unit at Fort Riley, Kansas. In one famous incident in Syracuse, New York, a rival player threw a black cat on the field and chided, “Hey Jackie, there’s your cousin.” After hitting a double and later scoring, Robinson responded, “I guess my…

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    superintendent of West Point, and was therefore responsible for educating many of the men who would later serve under him - and those who would oppose him - on the battlefields of the Civil War. In 1855 he left the academy to take a position in the cavalry and in 1859 was called upon to put down abolitionist John Brown’s raid at Harpers Ferry. Because of his reputation as one of the finest officers in the United States Army, Abraham Lincoln offered Lee the command of the Federal forces in…

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    American Settlers Greed

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    During the early 1800s, land, in general, was of precious value to most Americans as farming was the key to success. Along with moving westward, land was seen as a new opportunity for American settlers to build a better life. The land was already occupied by Native Americans though, therefore, the American settlers pushed for the federal government to pass laws that gave them rights over the lands. Then, Indian Territory kept getting smaller and smaller due to the federal government laws that…

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    failure since it was easy to spot the attacks, and the defending side could send over arsenals of bombs and machine gun fire (“Trench Warfare,” n.d.).The heavy machinery made mobile ground warfare dangerous and almost impossible for the infantry and Cavalry (Noy, n.d.). Barbed wire became an important element of field fortification in WWI, combined with trenches barbed wire made the Western Front basically impassable for large troop movements (book, page 42). In addition, infantry troops and…

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    Samurai Culture

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    highest ranked class during the Edo Period (1603-1867.) Throughout this research paper, It will make clear to you why the Samurai stand out as one of the most famous group of warriors of all times. Samurai Warriors used Naginata (long blade against cavalry), Katana (long sword), Wakizashi (short sword) for their use of weapons. During battle, Samurai warriors dressed in helmets, armor, which was made of layered metal or leather to imitate the look…

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