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    they weren't allowed to do was to act like they were of royal blood or in a high social class we were shown that whenever William was proved not to be of royal blood. They were also not allowed to compete in the same activities as Knights such as jousting and swordsmanship. In the movie William was allowed to compete in as a knight in the end because Prince Edward dubbed him a knight because he ẗraced his lineage back to royalty¨. This would be one of the only ways somebody was allowed to…

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    engages in an affair in the bedroom of the married woman. At first sight, the reasons why the heroes do not function in society are only superficially different. Equitan yields his authority to the steward because he passes his time hunting, jousting, and engaging in many short-lived relationships with women. Guigemar, however similarly hunts and jousts, but has no interest in sexual matters. The lack of the pursuit of pleasure causes his ineffectiveness. However, both heroes are equally…

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    married Anne Boleyn, who he hoped would be able to give him a son. Henry VIII was extremely concerned about producing a male heir to the throne. In his mind, the future of the country depended on it. In 1536, Henry VIII fell off his horse during a jousting…

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    District Essential Learning Outcome: Students will appropriately critique selections. Anticipatory Set I will ask students to think about their Middle Ages unit in social studies. They will close their eyes and pretend they are in the audience at a jousting match. Students will imagine the sights and sounds they would hear, which will tie into their new piece, Joust. Next, we will discuss the answers from the pretest that students…

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    Cheerleading Debate Cheerleading is a sport, and I can finish this debate once and for all. This debate has been long talked about and I’m here to finish the debate. Cheerleading is a sport and here is a couple of reasons why, including a counter to counter arguments. I will, without a doubt, prove my point. This activity is a sport and injuries can continue if this is not taken into account. Cheerleaders work hard and compete, these are two key elements of a sport. I went to search on…

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    shows prowess in battle. He shows courage by pretending to be a dead knight so he can feed his friends. Stamina, he went days without eating, have been beaten, almost beheaded, but was still able to finish the tournament. He have skill and have been jousting ever since he was little. Strength,…

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    Dear my beloved Macbeth, I can barely write as sinful tears haze my eyes and blur my vision. Oh, my love of late I haven’t been well as I’ve being in an endless battle with voices in my head and my will to live is unhurriedly perishing. for too long this guilty has haunted me and I can’t bare this burden any longer, Before I depart this mortal realm, I wish to avow to the blood on my hands and the sins that I have committed. These wicked deeds have come to haunt me and all I see are theses…

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    plates. Many people don’t know what knights did in their off-time. Correspondingly,knights partook in many activities for fun. Since knights only worked an average of 40 days around the year, they had lots of spare time. For fun, knights competed in jousting and board games. Some of the board games they played include chess, checkers, and backgammon. The knight had a very eventful job.In the first…

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    Sir Thomas More said of King Henry VIII, “[that] [i]f a loin knew his strength, it [would be] hard for any man to hold him”.[1] This quote suggests that King Henry VIII knew exactly what it meant to be king and that nobody was going to stand in his way. This proved to be true as King Henry VIII was the most contentious king in England’s history. He is most famous for his six wives, two of whom he beheaded, and his role as instigator of the English Reformation. Through his manipulation of…

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    When I was little I always imagined visiting California, so when my Mom told me that we were going to visit my uncle and cousins one summer I was more than excited, because i hadn’t seen them in years. Ii was even more excited but nervous about riding a plane. I was so eager that a few days before leaving i could barely sleep. I never once had any doubts about our trip. The day we left had its ups and downs. A few downs include waking up at about two in the morning, grabbing covers for the…

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