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    risking their lives and they only get thirteen dollars. The Drummer boys also had to do things they didn’t want to do, for example “ I did, but I was not happy to change a musket for a stick.” (Boys War pg: 39). The drummer boy thought that he would be able to do something more, but it turned out he just had to trade the musket for a…

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    Technology and the Civil War A brief explanation on how the Civil War was a turning point in American history. Throughout the span of time, there have been countless events that would count as turning points in history. However, what if we just look at America’s history itself, how many turning points can you think of that were actually significant to America? There are countless significant events that have happened here in America. Nevertheless, one of these particular events sticks out in…

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    Strengths Of The Iroquois

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    (although not a military alliance), between the French, English, and Haudenosaunee. This created a situation which greatly benefitted the Haudenosaunee by placing themselves as middlemen, where the tribes could curry the favor of the Europeans for iron, muskets, and gifts of wampum. Both colonial powers attempted to gain a diplomatic advantage over the other by constantly renewing, or “brightening,” the Covenant chain by giving more gifts to the…

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    Weapons Used In The 1600s

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    inventions and new leaps for mankind. Weapons are used in our daily lives, in the 1600s they had the, flintlock, bayonet and your typical rifle. These were a form of protection for many. Flintlock’s come in all shapes and sizes, like the pistol, musket, and the rifle, this gun has some minor setbacks. The gun had a lot of false fires and continuously needed to be cleaned so it wouldn’t cause harm. Bayonets were great for short distance military uses to attack enemies from behind or when they…

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    way to the airplane and he saw cute girls waiving to him and crying and he was wondering why they were crying. They were crying because he was serving their country for going to war. So Charley was able to reload is musket 2 times in a minute and a normal soldier could reload their musket 3 times in a minute. Charlie's first war was at Bull Run and they won after 2 months they won. After that they stayed somewhere over. Chapter 2 Toward Manassas `Charley thought he would remember the train…

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    continental army infantry regiments wore blue uniforms coats but the militia stilled wearing rags for clothing. The French royal regiments of foot wore white coats. All three military had muskets and guns. The back country men carried long riffle, small caliber rifles, those weapons had great accuracy than the ordinary musket and which their owners used with…

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    The colonies struggled to defeat the british forces during the revolutionary war. Then the french joined, giving the colonies an advantage over the british. How is it that the colonies had an excellent general but lose most battles; they were ill equipped and amateurs at war. General Washington had advance strategies and had superior knowledge of border warfare, which would have led him to victory in many battles. His forces lacked supplies; such as weapons, uniforms, and had little organization…

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    The real villain of this city was the blistering wind that rolled in from the bay. It was invasive and suffocating. If the wind wasn’t killing you, it was the humidity and intense gray heat that followed in seasonal suit. I didn’t like thinking about the change of seasons, or the inevitable, or the past. Too much had happened last Christmas for me to consider it a “joyous” time. It was the last time I watched my mother and father fall asleep. And never wake up. What was God’s use for smallpox…

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    Battle Axes and Saws were were heavy bladed weapons that did the job, right. Axes would disable shields, body parts, and even splitting the skull with one fell swoop….literally. Axes are destructive and have the “ability to chop catapults and fully disable them with one chop.” Byam, Michele. Eyewitness : Arms and Armor. United States of America; Dorling Kindersley, 2000. Battle Axes were axes, but they were double sided making it even more dangerous….and heavy as well. It’s major weakness is…

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    Societal values and ideals vary significantly with time and context, influencing the works of composers and the archetypes they use. The 1857 Brother’s Grimm Little Red Cap (LRC), Alfred Tennyson’s 1800s Morte D’Arthur (MDA) and the 2008 movie Slumdog Millionaire directed by Danny Boyle each portray a heroic archetype reflecting the values and societal norms of their context. Elements such as religious beliefs, political stance, technology and social conformity and acceptance have all played a…

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