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    Arthur's Court by Mark Twain The way Hank Morgan used his knowledge to gain power during the Medieval Period was assisted by superstition; which allowed Hank to climb in ranking, plus he saved himself from being burned alive when he claimed the eclipse was the work of his enchantments. Merlin who was the original magician became somewhat jealous and/or furious due to Hank’s sudden leap in ranking but didn’t have the authority to do anything except spread rumors. Hank eventually heard the rumors…

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    With the help of his teammates, a boy discovers what lies beneath the surface of his strange new hometown. Paul Fisher developed a lot throughout this book tangerine. First Pauls family moves to Tangerine because of this move he has problems at his school about his eye vision. Then he gets kicked of the soccer team and has to leave the school because the sinkhole ate his classroom. The sinkhole changed Paul a lot. It showed that he was a courageous boy because he was not scared of the sinkhole…

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    The Greek philosopher Aristotle was the first scientist to argue that the earth is round. He proved his theory by concluding that the spherical shadow cast on the moon during a solar eclipse must be because the earth is also spherical (Stern, 2004). This early reasoning has since been backed up and proven by many scientist for centuries. However, there is a group existing presently called the Flat Earth Society. This cluster of individuals choose to believe that the earth is actually flat and…

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    PREHISTORIC TO MIDDLE AGE ASTRONOMY Over the course of countless millennia, astronomy has served as a widespread source of curiosity amongst mankind. The stars, planets and various other objects that engulf our skies have captured the interests of this world’s inhabitants, from the simplest of tribesmen to city dwelling scholars and philosophers alike. As early as 32,000 years ago, humans are believed to have been tracking cosmic cycles like our Moon’s phases (Burnham, Dyer & Kanpipe 22).…

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    clue you in, then you can skedaddle.” “Wait,” Danny said, “so you know what's wrong with me? Is it why you said everyone else is in their lairs?” “Precisely,” Poindexter confirmed. “What's happening to you, and to all of us, is an effect of the eclipse. Whenever the sun and moon are hidden from the sky, the nature of our deaths our shown. I – I suppose you were... electrocuted,” he gestured to the state of Danny's burned flesh, which had grown more charred and blackened over time. “And for me,…

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    Albert Einstein was one of the most influential people in the twentieth century. One hundred years later, we’re still using his equations, theories, and discoveries today. Albert Einstein was able to take a big stand in history. Taking a stand means to take a firm position in an issue. Einstein took this stand with his theory of relativity. Albert Einstein took a stand in history when he refused to give up proving relativity which carved a pathway to modern science. Einstein had some hardships…

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    Peloponnesian War Analysis

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    Athenian War Strategy: Peloponnesian War Thucydides described the 21 years long history of the Peloponnesian War (431-411BC), between an alliance of Spartans and Athenian, the powerful city state of ancient Greece (war formally ended in 404 BC). This war was the result Athenian rising power because ‘the rise of new power always create uncertainty and anxieties' . Athenian and her alliance dramatically increased their power after thirty years’ peace treaty. Both alliances "refused to give up…

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    the construction of Stonehenge(determined by analysing statues of gods buried near Stonehenge - Hawkins "Stonehenge Decoded" 1965)and they could've taken advantage of the replication of astronomical alignments to perform rituals during particular eclipses. The Wessex tribes were one of the constructors of Stonehenge and were believed to have worshipped astronomical gods, as they were proven to have arranged the lintels to create the observatory for astronomical events("Khan Academy"2016); the…

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    When Fear Takes Over In Nightfall, The Crystal Cave, and Left for Dead there is a reoccurring topic that each book has in common. The topic that keeps finding its place in the novels is fear. Fear can make you do all sorts of actions that you normally would not do. Sometimes fear can make you go completely insane. In these books the topic of fear is shown throughout by starvation, thirst, darkness, and death which leads these characters to make out of the ordinary decisions. In the novel…

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    Phases Of The Moon

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    The Moon it the closest planetary object in space to Earth . It has many phases that we study in our modern day science. We know there are 8 phases that are different and similar. The phases of the Moon are made from the shadow the Earth creates on the Moon. The Moon's phases are the way the Earth casts a shadow over the Moon. It creates different places that the Moon has light. Like in a first quarter only half the the Moon has a shadow.The other side has light because the earth isn't…

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