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    Evolution Of Weapons

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    Firearms have been used for centuries and as time went on so did the evolution of weapons. Firearms now have the ability to shoot as little as 600 rounds per minute. But weapons that have that ability to shoot that fast are primarily owned by the military and are more difficult to acquire. Just because there are certain weapons that civilians can not buy there are some that they can buy. Handguns, shotguns and rifles are one of the most bought firearms in america. In some states civilians are…

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    THE RENAISSANCE The Renaissance was a period in European history from the 14th to the 17th century. It was known as a cultural bridge between the Middle Ages and modern history. It was a time of great innovations, political dissolution, religious turmoil, and remarkable literary creations. Innovations. The Renaissance was a time of celebrated innovations. Some of them include the Blast Furnace, which enabled iron to be produced in significant quantities. The Finery Forge, which enabled them…

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    During the war, women adopted the ideals of Republican Motherhood in order to instill nationalist values in their children. This is seen in propaganda such as the woodcut of a patriot women, which portrays a colonial woman with a musket (Document A). However, women such as Molly Wallace believed a woman’s role extended beyond the duties of motherhood and desired a higher position in society (Document J). Furthermore, the post Revolutionary era brought about societal progress for…

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    that the fever was contagious, therefore she sent them off to go to the countryside. They had gotten on a wagon and the went off. She fell asleep in the searing heat. Mattie woke several hours later when the wagon came to a stop. Four horsemen with muskets blocked the road. They told everyone on the wagon that they needed to pass a medical test in order to enter the country side. Unfortunately grandfather did not pass the test. That left Matilda and her grandfather alone with no food in the…

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    “Deringer's early efforts were for military contracts, producing military pistols, muskets and rifles” (Slomski). He first liked making long guns and he was passionate of making them. “In 1806 he settled in Philadelphia and began his own arms-manufacturing plant” (Britannica). He concentrated on making single shot pistols. His original…

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    examples of violence seen in Candide is after Candide kisses Cunegonde and is banished then finds himself in trouble. He ended up having to choose between being flogged thirty-six times by a whole regiment or having his brains blown out with a dozen musket balls. This is an extreme example of the gore and the difference of society in the seventeen hundreds versus today. “At the same time, though, historians, archaeologists and criminologists have started to argue that in most places life was…

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    Assault Weapons Essay

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    Some people will say, “But they were talking about muskets, not military style assault weapons”. However back then the musket was the cutting edge technology. Everyone used them, from the British redcoats to the farmer who shot deer and turkeys to feed his family with. Thirdly, guns are inanimate objects. A gun looking scary does not inherently…

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    him even more emotion to add to his paintings. Liberty Leading the People The second artwork for this assignment I chose was Liberty Leading the People by Delacroix painted in 1830. In this painting is a woman in torn rags with a flag in hand and a musket in the other leading an army of men. The general browness in this painting is contrast to the few strong colours such as the crimson red of the flag and the dark teal blues of the sky. Concepts (War,…

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    James Armistead Biography

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    Colonel Woodford reported that Flora stood bravely “amid a shower of musket balls,” firing at the British at least eight times. He kept the attackers from successfully crossing the bridge. James Forten was a 15-year-old free black who served as a powder boy on the ship Rolay Louis, preying on British shipping. On his second…

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    Military Inventions

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    Other military invention and inventor that continuo working with guns like Eli Whitney with the muskets, it was Samuel Colt, he starts the experiments with firearms in 1830’s, and he finish creating the colt revolver, this arm could consider one of the most changed inventions for the industrial revolution. This gun impacts the social era of 1830’s because it was the first commercial available firearm and actually everyone were buying it. Colt most thought it was use his inventions in the…

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