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    The Olympic Games

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    The Olympic Games The Olympic Games are an international sports festival that began in ancient Greece. The original Greek games were staged every fourth year for several hundred years‚ until they were abolished in the early Christian era. The revival of the Olympic Games took place in 1896‚ and since then they have been staged every fourth year‚ except during World War I and World War II. Perhaps the basic difference between the ancient and modern Olympics is that the former was the

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    being instructed‚ with three other boys‚ by a Brahmin teacher. On their laps are tablets...caged birds‚ musical instruments‚ a battle-axe‚ bows. Gautama‚ a prince‚ was given‚ along with literary education‚ education in music and military arts like archery. The making of man was regarded as an artistic and not a mechanical process. Indeed‚ the aim of education is to develop pupil’s personality‚ his innate and latent capacity. The academic curriculum has never been all that schools and colleges

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    Ishi

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    Samuel Lowry November 7‚ 2011 History 317L Short Paper: Ishi The story of Ishi as told in Wild Men‚ is a significant piece of American history. It has endured the test of time‚ standing important today as it was 100 years ago; it serves as a rear-view mirror into Native American history and a unique example of post-contact Indian life. Ishi’s story is relevant to the early 1900s because the turning of the century marks an ending of the Native way of life. The birth of modern America conceived

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    horseback (one of the first skills the young squire would learn) everywhere he went. He would carry the baggage‚ and maintain the armor and weapons when on campaign‚ or at tournaments. During this time he would also be taught the arts of swordsmanship‚ archery‚ horseback riding‚ and other knightly skills (Encarta‚ "Chevalerie"). He would also learn how to put on and wear armor‚ and to be comfortable with it. Most knights even had to learn to do handstands in their armor‚ because they needed to learn to

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    American Football

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    with it. However‚ most modern versions of football originated in England in the twelfth century. A certain form of football was known during this time‚ and it became so popular that it was banned because it took away from the military sport of archery. Modern football is a mixture of soccer- where a ball is kicked to opposite goals by two opposing teams and they have to defend their own goal and try to kick the ball into the opposite goal‚ and rugby- in which players run with the ball and tackle

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    The Chinese essay exams for civil service selections were known as the Imperial examinations‚ which were instituted by Imperial Chinese to determine who among the population would be allowed to enter the state’s bureaucracy. The Imperial Examination System in China lasted from the founding during the Sui Dynasty in 605 to its demise near the end of the Qing Dynasty in 1905. These examinations lasted approximately 1300 years (Elman‚ 2002). From the time of the Han Dynasty (206 BCE to 220 CE) until

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    Noblewoman in the Middle Ages”). Leisure time was spent on embroidery and dance (“Daily Life of a Noblewoman in the Middle Ages”). Education for noblewomen consisted on practical rather than academic like manners‚ etiquette‚ how to dance and ride‚ and archery (“Noble Women in Middle Ages”). Noble women typically had no choice in the marriage process and were usually a game of politics (“Noble Women in Middle Ages”). Life after marriage consisted of creating large families (“Noble Women in Middle Ages”)

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    Praneeta Suwal World Religions 2300 Eastern Religions All Eastern religions have various things in common. The view of how a person should spend their lives in this earth is all too similar yet they all have a different way of living and showing their devotion. Many of these cultures revolve around a simple idea of reaching nirvana and finally leading to moksha- the release from the eternal circle of life or mukti in Sikhism. Many of the Eastern religions also focus of keeping good karma and

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    A Ride To VIctory How Did Chariots Innovate The Creation Of Modern Vehicles? Chariots What do you imagine when you think of the word chariots? Do you think of a two wheeled cart pulled by a horse or something else? Chariots the car of the ancient world‚ chariots were important in many civilizations history like in Greece‚ Rome‚ Mesopotamia‚ and Egypt. Chariots were said to be invented by the Mesopotamians (a region in the middle east during 3000 B.C.E.). Chariots were invented by 3000-2500 B.C

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    He entered the archery contest the sheriff was hosting. The prize was two steers‚ which was not very impressive‚ so the sheriff did not think anyone would enter. In fact‚ Robin Hood himself declined to enter this contest because his expectation for a prize was normally

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