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    Courage‚ Endurance‚ Sacrifice and Mateship are the four words that embody the spirt of the Anzac. A person who deserves to be regarded as “legendary” and shows all 4 of these words is William “Billy” Sing. Born‚ 1886 in a small town of Clermont he grew up to be a legendary sniper. He showed courage while signing up for WW1‚ Sacrifice in his family life‚ and Mateship in his snippers and endurance during every day. Through Billy started his training in the local “Proserpine Rifle Club”. He enrolled

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    Beowulf is known as the oldest surviving masterpiece written from Old English the Anglo-Saxon period . (449 – 1066) Back in these times poems were told orally known as oral storytelling because most people could not read. They were passed on by “shopes” The author is unknown and yet within this very long poem we are introduced to: Beowulf a hero who is intelligent‚ brave‚ and strong where good verses evil. Beowulf a man of faith and where he gets his strength and guidance from. “the Great

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    14. In Beowulf‚ it’s said that Grendel was alone when he killed all the soldiers in the mead hall because they were joyful and making a lot of loud noises. 15.A possible solution as to why they chose to portray this is so that the person telling the story could downplay the emotions that people feel when they get attached to something. 16.It shows that Grendel has a father and he was shot down by Hrothgar and his thanes. 17.The epic Beowulf and the film Beowulf and Grendel are from

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    vigilantly how do you define their actions? Vigilantly‚ a member of a self-appointed group of citizens who undertake law enforcement in their community without legal authority‚ typically because the legal agencies are thought to be inadequate. In specific this portrayal of justice has developed overtime throughout media and literature due to many outside influences from either new government policies to newly adopted ethics some of the best examples of these would be the brave hero Beowulf from the

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    Long essay 1 Christianity and Fatalism in Beowulf The Old English Epic Beowulf is thought to be the first substantial work of Anglo-Saxon literature‚ and consequently one of the most important works of the time period. Written between the eighth and the eleventh century‚ Beowulf represents a time where Christian beliefs and pagan ideals were still relatively intermingled. Though the epic was written by a Christian author for a Christian audience‚ Beowulf takes place during the sixth century in the

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    How Anglos Bolstered Their Territory‚ Economic Dominance and Their Spread of Influence The Anglo Americans were successful at spreading their influence‚ seizing territory‚ and becoming economically dominant in America. The Anglo American’s stingy actions cheated the Mexicans and Indigenous population of the North out of their own land‚ through measures of false alliances the Anglos catered their dominance over 1800 America. The growth of Anglos ministries was the first push of their religious

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    Five-Week Assessment Fall 2008 12th Grade British Literature Beowulf 1. Beowulf may have been first told by a scop who was a(n) a. Traveling entertainer b. Monk c. Epic hero 2. Two conflicting codes in this poem are a. Christian and pagan b. Materialist and idealist c. Political and spiritual 3. Beowulf sails to Denmark because a. He wants to fight Grendel b. Hrothgar invited him c. A big reward was offered 4. Grendel is a descendant of a. Satan b. Chaos c. Cain

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    the Hellenistic Culture vs. Beowulf in the Anglo Saxon Culture How would one define a person as a “hero”? Those from different time periods have different cultural beliefs that could contribute to their definition of a hero. Those from the Anglo-Saxon culture‚ from which the character Beowulf comes‚ may have different views on various heroic attributes compared to those who were raised in the Hellenistic culture from which Jesus comes. Although Beowulf‚ from the epic poem Beowulf‚ was known to be

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    Heaney In Beowulf

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    which came naturally. Initially struggling to translate Beowulf‚ it was not until Heaney located the verb þolian (‘to suffer/endure’) – an Anglo-Saxon etymon of the Ulster verb thole bearing the same definition – within the text that he considered ‘Beowulf to be part of [his] voice-right’. This acknowledgement tying Ulster vernacular to Anglo-Saxon is playful‚ Heaney enacting the same compounding in ‘voice-right’ that is essential to Anglo-Saxon poetry. Yet the rendering of þolian and its cognates

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    United States Constitution is a very unique and important document. Created to protect the ideals set in place by the Declaration of Independence‚ the Constitution lays down the laws and makes sure the ideals stay standing. The Declaration of Independence set forth a basis for the Constitution to follow and build upon. While using ideals of the Declaration of Independence‚ the Constitution validates these ideals‚ and protects them‚ making them permanent. The principles of the Declaration of Independence

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