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    My essay is about the advantages and disadvantages of the North and South and what leverage they had to help them win the war. The North had better leadership in the war Abraham Lincoln was there superior leader during the time of the civil war the leadership. He was the president during the civil war and had more authority and power controlling his arm then the south did. The North had a greater population of 22 million people. The north population almost tripled the south population in which…

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    Odysseus finds a successful plan to defeat his enemies. The day Odysseus’s son was born was the happiest moment in Odysseus and Penelope’s life; however, Odysseus was forcefully taken away from his family to take part in the Trojan War that same day. When war broke, it seemed impossible to accomplish victory, so his men decided to run away. Odysseus stops them and encourages them to keep on fighting till the very end. Odysseus starts to see more enemies…

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    By the end of June 5th, the battalion was lightened and sent to the Vancouver Camp at Chateau de la Haie. The conditions there were considerable nicer than that of the trenches. While at the camp, his brigade had a special visitor’ Corps. Commander Sir. Julian Byng. All the officers paraded and thanked for their loyal service as he became recently promoted. But only being a private, Lacon Piercy was not among their numbers. Wretchedly, their time at the Chateau came to an end, as the 12th of…

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    The Melians forecast an outcome that the Athenian aggressions will just “…[strengthen] the enemies you have already, and [force] others to become your enemies…”. Additionally, the Melians claim their stance as preventing showing themselves to be “…great cowards and weaklings if we failed to face everything that comes rather than submit to slavery.” The Melian position rests…

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    The Roman Military The Roman Empire was arguably one of the most technologically advanced powers of all time. The feats they accomplished with their limited technology is mind blowing, even today we are still trying to figure out how they accomplished everything. The Roman Military is an example of how advanced the Roman Empire was during this era. From the incredible machinery to their quick witted tactics during a time of war, the Romans were the rulers of the world. Furthermore, they…

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    present day, we are fighting in a war on terrorism. The U.S. is engaged with ISIS and there are often times where the ISIS combatants are dressed up as civilians. So, in this case we have an enemy combatant that is disguised in civilian clothing. Now, there is no potential to say that the legitimate target of an enemy within war is dictated by the uniform that they are wearing. It comes down to three different things, discrimination, proportionality, and…

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    describes the journeys of Odysseus and Telemachus. The first part of the hero’s journey starts with Telemachus and his struggle with the suitors. The middle of the hero’s journey consists of Odysseus as he faces tests, meets allies, and confronts enemies. The last part of the hero’s journey is when Telemachus and Odysseus come together to kill the suitors. Odysseus and Telemachus both go on a large journey starting with Telemachus in the Ordinary World. Telemachus represents the first part of…

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    poster is twofold. One, the poster reinforces the idea that each citizen should be mindful of the products they do and do not use in order to limit waste and increase efficiency. Secondly, the poster is to show and remind the citizens that the Japanese enemy is a subhuman, fanged, and devious creature that should be treated and dealt with like vermin. This poster was more than likely created just after Pearl Harbor, when the citizens of the United States ended their overall belief in political…

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    when they are desperate to protect and defend their country. Concentration camps, slavery, nuclear bombs, and torn away from your home all relate to the conflicts of war. Imprisonment and forced labor was a major and common way to dehumanize the enemy in order to feel superior. In “Unbroken”, the Bird mandates the POWs to serve for Japan, and especially targets Louie with impunity in order to make him feel invisible. The Bird forcefully attempts to shift Louie’s paradigm of himself from…

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    In this section of Thomas Paine he talks about European powers and how they control America. On the first page Paine states that America would flourish even if they weren’t under European power. He compares America to a baby saying ”We may as well assert that because a child has thrived upon milk, that is never to have meat, or that the first twenty years of our life is to become a precedent for the next twenty.” What I get from this is that if we don’t try to thrive on our own that we will…

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