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    The Spartan Warriors

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    2 SEP 2002 OUTLINE I. Introduction. In society today the term "warrior" is used loosely and sometimes even associated with an athlete training for a specific event. By the fourth century B.C.‚ Sparta designed a culture solely for training soldiers‚ a warrior culture. The problem with the design of a warrior culture is not in the fighting capabilities of the group‚ but in the lack of an artistic legacy that was lost during the life of a fighting culture. II. Body. 1. Historical Background

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    Jesus Garcia Carrera The 13th‚ 14th and 15th Amendments are very important because the US would have a completely different system then how it is now. The 13th amendment says that slavery nor involuntary servitude will be permitted anywhere in the United States unless it’s because of a punishment for crime. The 14th says that everyone in the US will have the same rights and that no state can restrict them. And the 15th states that no government or state government in the US can deny the right to

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    Warrior Ethos

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    Ref: (a) Title of Book:THE WARRIOR ETHOS (b) Author: Steven Pressfield Circle one: NonFicHistory Novel War Is this book on the professional reading list? Yes‚ this book is on the professional commadant reading list. Who is the main character in this book (if any)? There is not a main character in the book‚ the author reflects on the reader and uses many different warrior cultures from past historical societies to emphasize the true meaning of the story. What type of weapons were

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    The Fashion of Warriors

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    9/2/13 Japan: Memoirs of a Secret Empire . Samurai | PBS Search Support for PBS.org provided by: What’s this? Sam urai warriors em erged as an elite force in Japan’s prov inces during the early 1 0th century . Recruited by local chieftains‚ these fighting forces were m aintained long enough to wage a specific war‚ after which the soldiers would return to their lands to till the soil. With Japan’s em peror liv ing in the ancient capital of Ky oto and unable to m aintain control of the

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    Heroes of a particular time period can be looked at to get a better sense of the ideal characteristics of that time period. For example‚ Beowulf‚ an Anglo-Saxon hero‚ has great physical strength and often asserts his dominance‚ showing that the Anglo-Saxons greatly value strength and dominance. In contrast‚ Yellow‚ a modern heroine from a Japanese comic‚ has great emotional connections with her Pokemon and is very humble‚ showing that these qualities are what the modern era believes is ideal. Although

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    Spartan Warrior

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    Reading and writing were taught as secondary skills. The Life of a Spartan Warrior Can you imagine being taken away from your family and your home when you were just seven years old? And then spending the rest of your life learning how to fight and then fighting your country’s enemies? In the 5th century B.C.‚ this was the life of a Spartan boy. It was Spartan law that boys must become warriors. And not just good warriors‚ but they had to be the best in the world! What was Sparta and where was

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    of that and then a lot more. We take honor to the next level‚ the battlefield‚ where a M4 makes a bigger difference than a 4.0. In the field of battle a soldier has to live to a certain standard in every part of their life. We are trained to be warriors. As such we have a code‚ a set of ethos to live by‚ to guide our lives‚ on and off the field. Mission first‚ never accept defeat‚ never quit‚ never leave a fallen comrade‚ these are the guidelines by which each and every Army soldier lives by.

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    Beowulf

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    Murong Feng 6th period Beowulf Essay Grendel‚ The Man “Beowulf” is the oldest surviving English epic poem. It’s written in the beginning of Christianity. The poet wrote “Beowulf” to judge the godless society that lacks the ability to accept the difference. The society punishes people who are different from others‚ and causes them from being viewed as outsiders to actually being monsters. In the 7th and 8th century‚ people who are born with birth defects are described as monsters

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    In the literary work of Beowulf‚ it is imperative to analyze the relationships between characters and how those relationships function to create new meaning or a better understanding of the literature as a whole. In Beowulf‚ it can be said that the characters of Beowulf and Wiglaf share parallels that serve to show Wiglaf as becoming the next king‚ and not only the successor of the throne‚ but a sign of hope for the doomed society of the Geats. These similarities can be recognized especially well

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    Sample Essay on Beowulf The epic story of Beowulf depicts a young man destined to find his place in Anglo-Saxon society as a hero‚ the deliverer of his people. Set out from his youth‚ Beowulf was enthralled‚ perhaps obsessed‚ with the idea of fame and accomplishment. His thirst for both fueled the remainder of his life as a leader amongst leaders and a true hero in the entire sense of the term. Finally‚ the tale concludes with the true mark of a hero‚ the ability to pass the torch on to a younger

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