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    Introduction: An Indian soldier is famous for his valour and military genius. The Indians call him a Jawan. A Jawan is really the backbone of the Indian army. How he is recruited: An Indian soldier is recruited by the recruiting offices. He is recruited on the basis of physical fitness and necessary age and education. The selection is very strict. if he is selected he is enrolled in one of the arms and services of the army. There are arms and services like Infantry‚ Artillery‚ Engineers

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    Essay On Indian Massacre

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    In 1864 on the day of November 29th‚ 500 Cheyenne and Arapaho indians and around 1‚000 english soldiers went to battle. The battle took place in Colorado along Sand creek‚ where 400 indians were killed. Black Kettle‚ the indian chief wanted protection for his people and asked the United States army. There was a treaty in 1851 that promised the Cheyenne the land. The next day on November 29th‚ they went to war. It was an unfair and bloody battle. The army was told to kill and scalp them all. The

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    Pueblo Indians     The Pueblo Indians move to follow the herds of mammoth and bison and collected wild berries‚ grasses‚ and nuts. The Hopi Indians a tribe of the Pueblo indians‚ settled in the region called the four corners‚ the area in the United States turned on to Colorado‚ Utah‚ Arizona‚ and New Mexico. Pueblo Indians had pit houses underground. Later Pueblo Indians built large mud and stone villages high on cliffs overpassing what today is now called the Grand Canyon. These indians were located

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    A View from the Bridge Study Guide A short history of the play A View from the Bridge has an unusually complicated performance history. It was originally a screenplay called The Hook‚ written by Miller with assistance from Elia Kazan‚ who had previously directed the playwright’s All My Sons and Death of a Salesman. The script‚ dealing as it then did with "waterfront corruption and graft" was eventually withdrawn by Miller in response to the Hollywood studio’s complaints that it was un-American

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    JUST KEEP TRUCKIN’ ‚ AMERICA…..AND DON’T THINK ! (Or View From A Truck) by Frank Belcher PREFACE What is a truck ? Webster’s Collegiate Dictionary (Fifth Edition) published by G. & C. Merriam Company in 1947‚ among several definitions‚ calls it: "Any strong horse-drawn or automotive vehicle for heavy or long-distance hauling." Indeed‚ such automotive vehicles for heavy or

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    Essay On Cherokee Indians

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    The Cherokee Indians are members of an important tribe of North American indians whose first known center was in the southern parts of North America. Currently there are three federally recognized Cherokee tribes: the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians in North Carolina‚ the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma‚ and the United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Indians‚ also in Oklahoma. Location The Cherokee Indians had many Native American villages spread along the Tennessee River which runs through the Appalachian

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    Understanding Poems‚ Prose and Plays: TMA02 Analyse a passage from A View from A Bridge that runs from “Eddie‚ moving up steps into doorway: Well‚ I’ll see ya‚ fellas” on page 5 to “Beatrice – her hands clasp at her breast; she seems half in fear‚ half in unutterable joy: They’re alright?” on page 8 of your edition of the play. The extract took place in the beginning of the play in the first act before the arrival of Beatrice’s cousins. In this part of the development of the play‚ we are about

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    economic classes. Many complaints were arising from the masses. Of the population‚ two primary documents have been observed to express the point of views of particular groups they represent. One of these documents was from Chief Joseph of the Nez Perce Indiansfrom the Indian point of view. The other document was from the Populists Party‚ largely representing the farmers and working classes of the 1890s. The time period of both documents roughly range from the 1870s through the 1890s. Chief Joseph’s

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    ISSUE -37 WE CAN USUALLY LEARN MUCH MORE FROM PEOPLE WHOSE VIEWS……. Learning is a life-long process‚ very much dependent upon perspectives one gets to see through. Thus‚ one cannot obviate the need for considering the perspectives of others towards different situations. Greatest advancements in the past have been made through learning from the contradictory thoughts of others‚ and thus by modifying our own personal opinion. Thus contradictory thoughts play a very important role in enhancing our

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    tragic Figure of a View from the Bridge In his play A View from the Bridge‚ Arthur Miller tells the story of Eddie Carbone‚ an illiterate longshoreman‚ who has an incestuous love for his niece‚ which drives him to his own tragedy. The story is set in 1950s America‚ in an Italian American neighborhood near the Brooklyn Bridge in New York. The play has the ingredients of a traditional Greek tragedy‚ complete with Alfieri‚ a narrator that fulfills the same purpose as Sophocles’s chorus from his plays about

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