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    The formation of Military orders was the most crucial movement for the establishment of crusader states in the Middle-East. When the crusader states first began to form, they were alone in a foreign land with little in the way of established trade routes and constant infighting due to factions from different kingdoms competing among the crusading armies. The movement could have fallen apart at any moment, but military orders, groups of warrior monks, began to form eager to take on all the…

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    Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) warns the driver if their tyre pressure is low. Keeping tyre pressure at the right level keeps the fuel consumption down , in addition to creating a safer drive in general. The 9th generation Electronic Stability Program (ESP) controls break pressure in individual wheels and reduces engine torque, which maximises traction and helps stabilise the vehicles direction if the driver accidently goes over the tyres’ adhesion limits. Technology for your…

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    Having an experience working in a warehouse, I completely understand how important it is to have high-performance container handlers. These small industrial vehicles have already become a basic equipment in many material handling businesses ever since they have entered the industry. And I believe this is because of their flexibility and ability to transport cargo containers short distances in a jiffy. They are even more powerful if I am to compare them with our usual forklift trucks. Now if you…

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    nsert school name) supports high fidelity implantation of PBIS as according to Georgia State standards. The school is trained in facilitating the method of instruction in an effort to reshape and improve the climates of the school. The focal point of the framework in which the plan of action is implemented is framed around evidence-based support. This data-based decision making helps to address specific behavioral issues and to set clearly defined behavioral expectations. The data collected…

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    Pericles and The Tale of Genji are regarded as being some the greatest pieces of work of literature of all time. William Shakespeare’s Pericles, centers around a young prince, Pericles of Tyre, who wants to win the hand of a princess in the kingdom of Antioch, where he learns the king and his daughter are engaging in incest. Pericles flees out of fear of being killed for learning the truth about their relationship; this begins his grueling journey toward happiness. The Tale of Genji is a classic…

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    King Philip II of Macedon developed an impressive formidable army, known as the Macedonian Phalanx. In 337 he was chosen to lead this great army of Greeks against Persia. But just one year later King Philip II was assassinated. The new king of Macedon was his son, Alexander III, which was later to be known as Alexander the great, became king at just 20 years old in 336 BCE. Alexander the Great and his inherited army would quickly destroy the Persian empire and dominate virtually all of the…

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    Written Assignment Romans Greek and civilization Unit 5 The Punic wars are series of three conflicts between the Carthaginian republic and the Roman republic; they last about a century. These wars mainly based on a conflict of interests between both Romans and Carthaginians. The first one wanted the Sicily that the Carthaginians controlled, and the last one to control Italy and the Mediterranean. Indeed historian related that at the beginning of the First Punic War, Carthage was a dominant power…

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    Phoenician colony on the northern coast of Africa, where modern-day Tunisia is located.1 Hence, the word punic, a Roman adjectival form of Phoenician, was used to describe the bloody conflicts.2 In approximately 332 BC, when Alexander the Great took over Tyre, a Phoenician city, able Tyrians escaped and fled to…

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    were written by authors who thought of him as a God, so some information about him is considered to be merely tales made up by his fanatics. We do know he was born in Samos in about 569 B.C. but traveled all around with his father, he was brought to Tyre and was taught by the Chaldaeans and the learned men of Syria. He was influenced by three teachers; Pherekydes, Thales, and Anaximander. As a boy Pythagorus was well educated, played the lyre, and could recite poems from Homer.…

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    Chivalry, Chivalry is defined by a combination of qualities that initially described the ideal knight; courageous, strong, and ready to assist and stand up for fellow people. As humanity progressed over the years, the term chivalry became less of describing a perfect knight and more of describing a kind and respectful human being who was truthful and honest. Sadly, in today’s society we have neither forms of chivalry. This is because of the rise of feminism and the rise of sexism; thus causing…

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