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    3 Most Important Events in World History Many events have shaped the world to what it is today. Events such as the writing of the Communist Manifesto‚ the Black Death‚ and World War II were very important in history and their effects can still be seen today. If not for these monumental events the world would be a very different place. The first one of these to occur was the Black Death. The Black Death is believed to have been spread from Asia‚ originating in Europe in Italy. It was a horrible

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    Ancient Indian Weapons

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    traditional human weapons like swords‚ daggers‚ spears‚ clubs‚ shields‚ bows‚ arrows and maces‚ and the weapons used by the gods (such as Indra’s thunderbolt Vajrayudha)‚ the texts mention the utilization of various divine weapons by various heroes‚ each associated with a certain god or deity. These weapons are most often gifted to semi-divine beings‚ human beings or the rakshasas by the gods‚ sometimes as a result of penance. There are several weapons which were believed to be used by the gods of

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    replacing it with a system of legal entities with a permanent population‚ a well-defined territory and governments capable of exercising sovereignty. The modern sovereign state with a supreme authority to manage internal and external affairs was born. For most of its existence the discipline of International Relations was normally presumed to treat the relations between states‚ the latter viewed as cohesive social actors driven by their desire for power and prestige. International organizations and other

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    line “Though the Romans would rule more land‚ no one man has ever subdued as much territory in as short a period as Alexander the Great‚ or Alexander III of Macedon‚ who conquered most of the known world before his death at age 32” Alexander the great was born in 356 B.C. to king Phillip ii and Olympias. He spent most of his childhood years watching his father transforming Macedonia into a great military power. From an earliest age he was set out for conquest and glory in being a king. He then became

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    Weapons In The Vietnam War

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    fight and defend against enemy forces. This Essay will discuss how the Vietnam conflict helped to shape and evolve today’s Air Defense Artillery and how it affects today’s military operations. The method of warfare used in the Twentieth Century and beyond would change due to the use of air power in the Vietnam War. The Vietnam War became a testing ground for the United States military

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    Nuclear Weapons Are Bad

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    structure‚ leading to painful bleeding from every orifice in their bodies (Hoffman). The use of nuclear weapons has been described by many as sheer madness‚ and something that if used is the equivalent of global suicide. The use of nuclear weapons violates international treaties‚ humanitarian laws‚ and is above all immoral. The only option to solve for this atrocity would be to ban all nuclear weapons now and forever. In the early 1930’s key discoveries regarding the fission of atoms are made by Enrico

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    Assult Weapons Ban

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    Assault Weapons Ban (AWB) A November 2012 Congressional Research Service report found that‚ as of 2009‚ there were approximately 310 million firearms in the United States‚ 110 million being rifles. (Peters) So what exactly makes a rifle an assault rifle or assault gun magazine? An Assault Weapon is most commonly defined as a semi automatic firearm possessing certain cosmetic features. Most assault rifles such as an AR-15 fires a 5.56mm round. The bullet tends not to penetrate walls in close quarters

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    Through the years‚ many changes and advancements have occurred for the better. These changes include music‚ technology‚ medicine advancements‚ cars‚ sports etc. In the next 50 years‚ a lot more is going to change and occur for the better‚ or maybe for the worst. We never know what is going to happen until we get there. One area in which great advancements have been made with technology is the medical field.  I think that hospitals should be equipped for robotical surgery; the surgeons place their

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    everyone in the world. Tensions continued to rise in Europe until everything exploded. World War 1 began with the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria-Hungary in Serbia. After Austria-Hungary decided Serbia was responsible for the assassination rather than the Black Hand members‚ other countries began to get involved‚ and eventually the Great War began. This was supposed to be a short war‚ however it lasted longer than most countries thought it would‚ and it changed the world forever.

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    Less Lethal Weapons

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    Less than Lethal Weapons by Clayton Moss Less than lethal weapons were developed to provide law enforcement‚ corrections‚ and military personnel with an alternative to lethal force. The term less lethal weapons refers to weapons such as bean bag shotshells‚ rubber bullets‚ and electronic stun devices to name a few. They are designed to temporarily incapacitate‚ confuse‚ delay‚ or restrain a suspect in a variety of situations. They have been used primarily in on-the-street confrontations and suicide

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