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    Sir Henry Parkes is known as the father of federation, this was due to his large push for federation of Australia. Sir Henry Parkes was 5 time premier of New South Wales and had a large impact on Australia. Parks wanted a united country and a united government. He wanted Australia to be one country, working together. One of Parkes’ main reasons for his push for federation was the defect systems in Australia. Each colony had its own small armies and navies which sometimes even fought against…

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    Did you know that more than half of American households contain a device used to play video games? Video Games consist of many different types and a variety of play styles, one very popular play style is known as first-person shooter. Two demanding first-person shooter video games whom rival each other in sales, was Battlefield 1 and Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare. Battlefield 1 and Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare contrast in respect to the storyline of the game and the features they both…

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    efforts to invade Canada failed also and while this was happening Fort Dearborn, which we now know as Chicago, fell before an attack from the Indians. There was a small glimpse of victory happening on the seas winning some fights over the British warships, but was short lived when the British navy began counterattacking quiet effectively causing the US to take…

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    War Of 1812 Dbq

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    War has been a difficult time for many people, and sometimes the victor isn’t always clear. America did not clearly win the War of 1812. The government was weakened from the start of the war because Jefferson had repealed taxes, reduced the number of people in government, and passed the Embargo Act years earlier. The war hawks overlooked the weak power of the United States military and misjudged the power of the military of the British, so as a result the nation wasn’t prepared going into the…

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    Athena Greek Gods

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    city. So king Cecrops says, “My people now we must decide which of the gods we will offer our worship to who among the deities of Olympus will we select to watch over us. Shall it be Poseidon? Lord of the sea, creator of the horse, to protect our warships and supply us with battle stallions? Or shall it be Athena, goddess of wisdom and justice?” Then the priests of Poseidon said, “LET IT BE…

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    Conquest Of Achilles

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    his people, the gifts he was offered could no longer be given and he left the battle empty handed (Il. 9. 700-729). Phoenix starts his speech with this paradigm in order to warn Achilles that he might see the same fate, stating, “Harder to save the warships once they’re in flames,” (Il. 1. 732). In offering Achilles these gifts, he is beginning to restore the sense of lost kleos that came when Nestor affirmed Agamemnon’s powers as a king, which including taking away Achilles’ prize and stripping…

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    Turkeys and the Anzacs (Australian, New Zealand and more). It cost the Allies 141 000 casualties, of whom more than 44 000 died. Of the dead, 8709 were Australians and 2701 were New Zealanders. It started with a small fleet of British and French warships took station. From there they opened a fire on Turkish the forts. They fired all day but the Turkish didn’t fire back. Then, as the Allied ships came to within kilometres, the Turkish gunners fired back, and showing that the forts had not been…

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    Continental Navy (John Paul Jones.). In 1779 he became captain of the Bonhomme Richard. "I have not yet begun to fight!" was the famous reply of Captain John Paul when he was told to surrender as he and his crew engaged in a desperate battle with a British warship off the northern coast of England during the American Revolutionary war. Without John Paul Jones the American Revolutionary war would have had a very different outcome (John Paul Jones in Battle). John Paul Jones was born in…

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    It also says how Jesus doesn't like fighting and that Heaven is already full from our “dirty little war.” Then this article is talking about how they did bombings in Vietnam. Also how the Vietnamese people had attacked American warships killing innocent Americans and Vietnamese people. The article is also saying how they had to send out American people to stabilize the situation. This song is saying how just because you say that you are an American doesn't mean that you are…

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    In The Hunt for Red October, Tom Clancy portrays the character of Marko Ramius as one of the story’s two protagonists, with the other protagonist being the main character of Clancy’s series, Jack Ryan. This is not the last time Clancy ends up using this concept in his books. Later on in Red Rabbit (in terms of the storyline, Red Rabbit comes before The Hunt for Red October, but the latter was in fact written before Red Rabbit), he had Oleg Ivanovich Zaitzev fill the role of the second…

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