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    Similarities and Differences of Two Questors There are always five qualities that must be relevant in order to have a quest. First of all, there has to be a questor, which is the one that is going on the quest. Next, there must be a place they are trying to go to, literally or figuratively. The quester also must provide a stated reason on why they are going on the quest. Like any story, there has to be obstacles that the quester encounters along the way. This obstacle could be a person, a…

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    Pax Cahokia Biography

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    “Pax Cahokiana” was the peak of the Native American society of Cahokia. It arose from immigration, was maintained by military force among other things, and fails in an atmosphere of militarization and ethnic tension. “Pax Cahokiana” is a play on the phrase “Pax Romana.” “Pax Romana” was the era in which the Roman Empire reached its peak and was an era of peace. Pauketat says, Cahokia was “as large in its day as London.” Cahokia began as a humble village located in the Mississippi River…

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    Columbus and his Voyage to America Christopher Columbus was the son of a weaver who lived in Genoa, Italy. When he was younger he never really had experience around the sea. But, when he was a teenager he got his first chance to go on a sea voyage. He then participated in several trading voyages in the Mediterranean and Aegean seas. On one of his voyages, to the island of Khios, in modern day Greece, actually brought him as close as he would ever get to Asia. He was a part of several other…

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    Upon investigation, Tello concluded the Paracas culture used an artificial preservation technique that he formulated because of a suspected carbonization of the bundles. Tello inferred that there was a form of incineration that the Paracas people used in their preservation (Guillén 2004) and concluded that this may have been ceremonial or accidental. Yet, in a study by Yacovleff and Muelle, they argue that mummification was caused by natural desiccation (Vreeland Jr 1998). They cite the aridity…

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    Have you ever wondered who Christopher Columbus was before he discovered the Americas? As a young boy, Columbus always wanted to sail. This fueled his passion to attempt and sail around the world. He worked fervently and ceaselessly to gather support and funds for his voyage. Christopher Columbus had worked his entire life on a journey that he didn’t know would change the world. Columbus was born to a wool merchant in Italy during the Age of Discovery in 1451. While he was a teenager Columbus…

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    Adam Jai Monologue

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    later? If you want to stay with your aunt it is okay to do so I’ll help you pack your things and we want be mad with anyone just make sure it’s what you want and you are not being pressured into making a decision. Later I get a lawyer and pay the retainer fee as she starts the process rolling. She informed me since I did not adopt Adam his biological mother can claim him. His father has legal custody of him because his mother is on drugs I have the papers that were given to my late husband…

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    The Edo period consisted of a variety of different heroes. Samurai class were the typical heroes in the Edo Period. When samurai leaders were defeated in battle, they would perform a ritual called sudoku. These samurai were always to be loyal to their master. Heroes during Edo period were mostly male, strategic and fierce in battle. Heroes were smart and fool-proof. Musashi was a young boy whose mother died and had a father that abandoned him. He was left in a monastery to be taught…

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    The Question of Hu by Jonathan D. Spence reconstructs the journey of Father Jean-Francois Foucquet and John Hu from China to Europe during mid-seventeenth century. Throughout the book, Spence addresses several issues on cultural differences between China and Europe, with their varied definitions of sanity, moral obligation, and social status. Hu’s question, after spending almost three years in a lunatic asylum, “why have I been locked up?” raises the question whether Hu is insane or not. Spence…

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    Facts: In 2010, Adwoa Gyabaah was hit by a by a bus owned by Rivlab Transportation Corporation. After the accident, Gyabaah hired; Jeffrey Aronsky as her attorney to represent her in court. They would be in negotiations with Rivlab, their insurance company: National Casualty Company, and their attorneys. Early on, Gyabaah agreed to pay Aronsky a contingency fee of one-third the of her finalized recovery. In late August, 2010 Aronsky presented the plaintiffs personal injury action on their behalf…

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    Samurai Women Essay

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    European bows, yumi were asymmetrical as the top bow limb is significantly longer than the bottom portion. The length of theses bows can hover over 7 feet long, further setting them apart from their western counterparts (p. 49). Tomoe, the Heian retainer, was said to be well versed in these massive bows. The high tension bow strings did not stop her from out preforming the male samurai in her…

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