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    Love and Sappho

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    atmosphere of a free debate‚ in which‚ the poetess does not want to make the others accept her ideas‚ but rather make people understand that a person is free to choose her own priorities in life and love. Sappho says that some people would value more “a cavalry corps”‚ or “the swift oars” of a fleet‚ but‚ in her opinion‚ nothing is more important than what one person loves. To prove her theory‚ she brings forward the decision of the beautiful Helen of Troy‚ one of the most contradictory feminine characters

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    out number the Russian main army. Battle of Smolensk and Battle of Borodino in 1812 are examples of napoleon’s victories by out numbering his enemies. Napoleon also grouped his armies in to crops‚ crops were independent military group containing cavalry‚ artillery and infantry‚ and capable of defending against a superior force until reinforcements arrived. It was proven to be an effective strategy and was often used to divide and conquer cities and countries to stop the enemies reinforcement

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    The modern strategic organization employed multilevel staffing and planning‚ and worked with many specialized agencies serving one shared national purpose.8 In 1792 and 1793‚ the French pioneered the use of the combat division‚ combining infantry‚ cavalry‚ and artillery to create a small Army of a few thousand men which could operate either independently or with other divisions.9 Napoleon improved the organization structure by combining divisions into corps. The corps sustained short battles without

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    Mexican American War

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    United States annexed Texas. President James Polk orders Gen. Zachery Taylor and half the then American standing army to the Rio Grande. Mexican forces‚ asserting that the Rio Grande area is part of Mexico‚ cross the Rio Grande and ambush an American cavalry patrol‚ allowing the US to declare war on Mexico. Taylor invades Mexico from the north. Concerned that Taylor was winning too much glory in his fight against the Mexicans (Polk was concerned that Taylor‚ who was a Whig‚ had aspirations to be President

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    Did the development in European warfare during the Sixteenth Century amount to a ‘Military Revolution’? By the Sixteenth century‚ Luther had successfully challenged the Catholic Church from 1517 and Copernicus had declared a solar- centric universe in 1543. These are both historical events in early modern Europe. The dramatic changes in Military warfare are also seen as key to European developments in separating the medieval society from the Modern. The military developments change that art and

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    break of the next day. Then Villa’s artillery loaded up and began open fire on Huerta’s troops. Soon a blood bath commenced‚ Huerta’s army was being decimated. His leading general called for a retreat into the city. This is when Villa unleashed his cavalry and nearly everyone in Huerta’s army was slaughtered. This battle destroyed Huerta and as the defeat spread federal troop decided to leave the army and switch sides hoping to stay alive. This battle also showed the split between Carranza and Villa

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    Coco Chanel is one of the most famous fashion designers in Paris‚ France. Even though she has passed away her legacy still lives on today. She left behind the tight corset trend for comfortable masculine clothing that paved the way for other fashion designers around the world. Coco Chanel was born on August 19th‚ 1883 in Saumur‚ France as Gabrielle Chanel. She was the second child to Jeanne and Henri-Albert Chanel. Henri was a merchant and Jeanne worked at the poorhouse . When Coco was little

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    Battle of Gettysburg

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    The Battle of Gettysburg was fought by the largest number of soldiers‚ totaling 172‚000 young men (“American Civil War”). During the Civil War‚ our nation was divided by the North (Union Army) and the South (Confederate Army) for opposing viewpoints on slavery and states’ rights. The Battle of Gettysburg was fought over three long‚ arduous days. The soldiers struggled under their respected generals in a 25 mile battle zone (“American Civil War”). This battle was a triumphant victory and a heart-wrenching

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    Historical Report on Race

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    of the Native Americans in what can only be described as a “land grab”‚ another alternative was simply to eradicate the race by means of genocide. After the annihilation of Gen. George Custer and his 7th cavalry at the battle of Little Bighorn by Indians of the Sioux tribe in 1876‚ the 7th cavalry was rebuilt and returned to South Dakota where they massacred more than 200 Sioux at Wounded Knee Creek in 1890. Educational‚ E. B. (2010). This was not an isolated incident. Throughout the Southwest‚ large

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    Gettysburg Turning Point

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    The battle at Gettysburg was a defining moment in the Civil War not only because of the battle itself‚ but what prevailed with civilian opposition‚ and the events that changed the trajectory of the battle. The Turning Point of the War on July 1‚ 1863‚ the Union Army of the Potomac engaged the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia which had advanced into the north. Gettysburg was the turning point of the American Civil War. It was the most famous and important Civil War Battle to occur over three

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