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    Weapon Revolution WW1

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    HIST 1001 FATher ZEPS Section 102 date Revolution in weapons: initiated by machine guns and the trench warfare Europe remained in peace for the whole century after Napoleonic invasion in 1814 mainly due to balance of power and principle of intervention‚ proposed by Metternich during a congress in Vienna 1815. By the end of 19th century however‚ high pressure and drive for conflicts were accumulated around major European powers‚ mainly due to sense of nationalism and universally appealing theory

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    and during the years women faced a lot of pejorative and Dominance . but women at that time fight and broke all the rols till thy get the freedom . we are grateful for that women who make our life easier . powerful women are Surrounded us all over the world here is some names of the powerful women in the world. 
1\ Elizabeth Smith Miller. is often credited as the first woman to wear pants. Miller was a suffragette. Her goal in the 1800s was to help women in the United States win the right to vote

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    The Nuclear Weapon Controversy The question of whether countries should have nuclear weapons or be able to test them is a very controversial topic among the public. "A nuclear weapon is an explosive device that derives its destructive force from nuclear reactions‚ either fission or a combination of fission and fusion." (Vicky: "Nuclear Weapon"). The destructive atomic bomb is an example of a nuclear weapon. The United States used the atomic bomb to destroy the cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki‚

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    Powerful Beyond Measure

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    later in a you tube video. The poem touches me and leaves me with a feeling of achieving a higher greatness. The poem is just this. “Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure. It is our light‚ not our darkness that most frightens us. We ask ourselves‚ Who am I to be brilliant‚ gorgeous‚ talented‚ fabulous? Actually‚ who are you not to be? You are a child of God. Your playing small does not serve the world. There is nothing enlightened

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    What Is Mayella Powerful

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    Class‚ Gender‚ and Race in To Kill A Mockingbird: Is Mayella Powerful? Power can be defined by many things‚ but usually power means the amount of control a person has over his or her life as well as the life of others. Mayella in the book “To Kill A Mockingbird” is considered to be powerful and powerless at the same time. She is considered to be powerful because of her race‚ and powerless because of her gender and class. The place that Mayella comes from is considered a “dump”. They say she lives

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    Terrorism is the weapon of powerless Terrorism is a phenomenon very present in the entire world. Terrorists’ acts invade our consciousness through the media. Brian Jenkins (2006) noted that « Terrorism is theatre »‚ and terrorist attacks attract the attention of the media. Indeed‚ terrorists use the media as a strategy to have more impact on the individual. It underlines the link between terrorism and the media. It shows that terrorism can be a weapon of powerful. Nevertheless‚ terrorism can be

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    Rape As A Weapon Of War

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    Rape as a weapon of war. Soldiers and militiamen have raped women around some village in Congo. Every day‚ 10 new women and girls who have been raped maybe more. Many women have been so aggressively attacked from inside out‚ and assaulted with chunks of wood‚ that their reproductive and digestive systems are beyond repair.hundreds of thousands of women have been raped‚most of them gang raped. The rape as a weapon of war is about women and girls have suffered attack‚ leaving them physically damage

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    Weapons In Ancient China

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    ancient history. Weapons are needed for the military because they need fire power. In addition‚ soldiers are needed in order to have an army to use those weapons. Military soldiers and weapons have been used to make enemies of a society go away. Enemies are always the targets because they want to hurt the society forcing the society to fight back. In the military‚ the soldiers must always respect their leaders in order to succeed. The military in ancient China‚ was very powerful‚ and was one of the

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    Paper on Nuclear Weapons

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    Introduction The role of nuclear weapons in international politics is one of deterrence and conflict. Webster’s dictionary defines a nuclear weapon as an “explosive device that derives its destructive force from nuclear reactions‚ either fission or a combination of fission and fusion.” The definition uses the words “destructive force” as it defines what a nuclear weapon is. These weapons are so destructive that they have only been used twice in the course of warfare‚ both times were

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    Controlling the Trigger‚ Not the Weapon To be controlled‚ or to not be controlled? That is the question that people have been asking about guns for years‚ and there still has been no true action for or against gun control. As Jeff Cooper once said‚ “The rifle itself has no moral stature‚ since it has no will of its own. Naturally‚ it may be used by evil men for evil purposes‚ but there are more good men than evil‚ and while the latter cannot be persuaded to the path of righteousness‚ by propaganda

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