First Battle of Bull Run

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    Allies win the war in Europe with the convoy system. They also won by 1st invading North Africa, 2nd attack Europe’s soft under belly, 3rd Mainland Europe through France. The US general Dwight D Eisenhower led the invasion in mainland Europe. Also The Battle of the Bulge the US won because the German ran out of fuel and retreated for good. At the en of WWII in Europe the US allowed the Soviet Union to fully invade…

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    George Mcclellan's Battle

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    Originally, he started out as the leader of a volunteer Ohio army and did a phenomenal job of training the volunteer soldiers, which resulted in his promotion to major general of the main Union army. As a major general, he won a string of small battles in the western part of Virginia. However, as the Civil War progressed, McClellan was unable to make the right decisions in crucial moments. He was simply too cautious and believed that the Confederates had more firepower than they did in reality.…

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    Macbeth’s armour is fully plated, showing how well-protected and prepared he was for battle. The two horns are meant to show Macbeth’s stubbornness and his violence, likening him to a bull. Young Siward is shown to be slightly less armoured, which is meant to clue the player in that Young Siward will not survive. Young Siward’s character is shown to be full of anger, only showing another emotion when he is struck down in battle. This was meant to show the player of the game that Macbeth’s…

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    recruit a 72 inch basketball player by the name of Saleh. He has to leave his comfort zone and experience situations that ultimately force him to quit living in the past. Dolan has history in St. Josephs more specifically the basketball team, The Bulls. He played on the 1981 team and they become the champions that year. Dolan is credited with creating the move Shake and Bake. He was able to go farther as in move up to the National Basketball Association, but a knee injury ultimately put an end…

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    Civil War Memorialization

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    The American Civil War is arguably the most important war in United States history. Hundreds of museums, landmarks, and memorials across the country are devoted to remembering the battles and other historical sites of the war, as well as the strong leaders of either side. The important figures of the war are arguably some of the most revered figures in American history, even today. Confederate Generals such as Robert E. Lee and Thomas “Stonewall” Jackson for example are honored not only for…

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    included failures that helped him in the long run. Lincoln was forced to make many difficult decisions that both did and did not turn result in his favor. The strengths and weaknesses which Lincoln displayed during the war led to the ultimate success for the Union in uniting the states. Lincoln’s failures can be considered part of what drove him to succeed. In terms of failures, many battles fought and lost in the war can be considered. The Seven Days battles can be considered significant in…

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    Minie Ball Battle

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    Ewell. Ewell came from Northern Virginia. He had lost his leg not too long before Gettysburg, in The Second Battle of Bull Run. That battle had occurred August 28th to August 30th, 1862. Ewell was filling in for Lee’s deceased last Lieutenant, Stonewall Jackson who died in battle. He had big shoes to full, he had Union soldiers running from him and his soldiers. At this time in the battle, the Union army had 9,000 casualties. The Federals were retreating but they were being fired at. At about…

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