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    And out he stalked as a mountain lion exalt in his power strides through the wind and rain as his eyes blaze and he charges sheep or oxen or chases wild deer but his hunger drives him on to go for flocks, even to raid the best-defended homestead. So odysseus moved out.. About to mingle with all those lovely girls, naked now as he was, for the need drove him on, a terrible sight, all crusted, caked with brine -- the scattered in panic down the jutting beaches. (6,172,141-151) This passage…

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    Vikings Social Conditions

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    their houses, this was to keep the animal healthy for making woollen clothes that could resist colder conditions, also clothes were also made out of leather and chain mail.Raiding Vikings would raid for more land with greener grass and more fertile farming area and also more area for animals. They would also raid monasteries for silver to make armour and weapons. Day to Day Activities Vikings participated in day to day activities like chopping wood, building long boats and houses. This was to…

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    American Revolution Dbq

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    their consent or representation in Great British Parliament. Not only the taxation, but also the audacity the Americans felt the British had to assert their power is generally seen as a cause to war. The Concordians felt as if “the law was more than a raid on property: it robbed Americans of their basic rights… Since Americans were not represented in Parliament, the stamp duty was plainly unconstitutional.” (35). However, Gross suggests, “Devotion to constitutional principle alone did not push…

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    were in World War II were doctors, miners, and farmers. Some men that were too old to worked as volunteered for firefights, APR (Air Raid Precautions ) workers, or joined the Home Guard. (http://resources.woodlands-junior.kent.sch.uk/homework/war/jobs.html) Some of the jobs just for men were: APR workers aim was to defend the allies from the threat of air-raids. ("APR Wardens during World War 2.") The Home Guard were volunteers who guarded 5,000 British coastline during the invasion by…

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    pleased because they believed that slavery should be legal. Tensions got worse until the South could not handle it in the most important election in American history. A famous abolitionist by the name of John Brown made himself known in John Brown’s Raid. John Brown was one of the people who started Bleeding Kansas when he helped initiate a small civil war by murdering five settlers who were thought to be proslavery. In…

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    “ Nobody up to see, just old Broom Bromden the half-breed Indian back there hiding behind his mop and can’t talk to call for help. So she really lets herself go and her painted smile twists, stretches to an open snarl, and she blows up bigger and bigger, big as a tractor, so big I can smell the machinery inside the way you smell a motor pulling too big a load. I hold my breath and figure, My God this time they’re gonna do it! This time they let the hate build up too high and overloaded and…

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    I have struggled with writing pretty much my whole life. Which was always weird to me because I absolutely love to read. I read every chance I have free time, which isn’t very often, but it is my guilty pleasure. This semester has helped me become confident in writing and I feel like I have the correct knowledge to move on with my education goals that I have to become more successful. Here is an overview of what I have learned and what I am taking along with me on my journey throughout the rest…

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    Mexicans concluded that the U.S was taking territory unwisely. Both nations failed to settle the dispute. It was till U.S sent soldiers to advance to Rio Grande, where Mexico decided to defend their land and shot the soldiers down (considering it a raid); The exchange of shots lead to the Mexican-American…

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    Korean War Reaction

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    She explained how in the countryside where she lived, there were no strong enough buildings or air-raid shelters. Consequently, in order to be safe from the enemies’ attack, she and her family had to dig a hole in the ground and hide there. When she ran into a real air-raid, “I felt absolutely no emotion but fear,” she said. “In my mind, I had kept repeating ‘I am sorry,’ without even knowing whom to say sorry to and without even knowing…

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    Mexico was in debt after recently gaining its independence from Spain, because of its debt, the newly founded country was no longer to offer healthy trade with the surrounding Indian tribes. One of these tribes, the Comanche, retaliated by conducting raids throughout the Mexican country side leaving destruction everywhere they went. United States believed that Mexico was incompetent in handling the surrounding Native American tribes so seizing the state appear to be the best course of action to…

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