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    volatile political force to the success of the revolution. On October 5‚ 1789 about 7‚000 angry women mob marched on Versailles to protest against the monarchy about the scarcity of bread. These militant women were armed with pitch forks‚ pipes and muskets. They took turns on the queen Marie Antoinette who had shown a recalcitrant attitude against their demand for bread. But the queen managed to escape into the apartment of Louis XVI. The protest was too fierce that about 20‚000 French National Guardsmen

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    Smith v Rowlandson The New World – filled with new hope‚ new land‚ and new dangers. The latter is described through the sensationalized tale of John Smith in The General History of Virginia and reiterated by Mary Rowlandson in her Puritan didactic narrative in A Narrative of the Captivity and Restoration of Mrs. Mary Rowlandson. Both author’s exploit their experiences on the frontier in different ways. Firstly‚ we have the famous Captain John Smith. A young‚ adventurous‚ capable young man whose

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    Genghis Khan and the Making of the Modern World The stereotypical image of Genghis Khan is a savage invader‚ who brought nothing but chaos and death is now firmly rooted in the public mind. Due to different reasons‚ the true precondition of such attitude lies in complete misunderstanding and lack of knowledge concerning this historical figure. Jack Weatherford tries to shed light on this highly ambiguous figure and his legacy. Genghis Khan and the Making of the Modern World examines Genghis Khan’s

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    Have you ever wondered what it was like back in the Elizabethan Era? Have you ever wondered what armor came to be and what weapons were made of? If you read this text you’ll see that it’s full of interesting facts. You will find that in many ways the rich gets more than the poor. You will also learn who makes the weapons and how . In the Elizabethan Era many weapons were made to protect its user . Many of these weapons were obtained by different classes of people. Rapiers and other weapons were

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    John Smith wrote this book with the purpose of creating his own historical narrative rather than rewrite heroics in history. Smith filled this work with his history and his life from his perspective along with tales and other stories from his adventures and time in the military. In this literary piece Smith shows the relationship between Early English Settlers and American Indians‚ shows the lifestyle of Early English Settlers‚ and shows the determination that the settlers had to build a new country

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    surround the Loyalist camp. British Major Ferguson’s force only consisted of Loyalists‚ not British Red Coats‚ the majority of which were just rallied days before from South Carolina. The rebel force charged up the mountain screaming and firing their muskets from behind natural barricades. The Loyalists were unaware and were caught off gaurd; Ferguson rallied his troops and led charges down the hill. Lesser

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    King Philip’s War generally started‚ because of the abuse that Indians had taken from the English. There was a steady decline in Indian population‚ territory‚ and cultural integrity in the mid seventeenth century. (Textbook Pg. 57) King Philips War was a war of perception. The English had their reasoning for the war and the Indians had theirs. Throughout the war there were a lot of difficult choices the Indians and the English had to make. The choices that the English made also led to differences

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    ”The Regulations for the Order and Discipline of the Troops of the United States”‚ is arguably the single most important military doctrine ever created. There have been many important manuals and regulations written since its creation‚ but none with as much impact and significance. Baron Von Steuben wrote “The Regulations for the Order and Discipline of the Troops of the United States”. Von Steuben volunteered for service in the Continental army at the perfect time. The current Inspector General

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    of obsidian and wood’.(source 1) They had blunt weapons which made it hard for the Aztecs to hunt or sacrifice. After the arrival‚ the Spanish gave the Aztecs steel weapons‚ such as ‘swords‚ bows and steel arrows‚ lances‚ crossbows and harquebus (musket).’(source 1) Spanish armour were ‘made of steel’‚ (source 1) and are heavy and hot in the sun. Aztecs used ‘padded cotton and feathers’ (source 1) which helped Aztecs stay cool. The Spanish were more powerful than the

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    Technology during this time was mainly in warfare and within the household that led to a change in both public and private life. By the end of 1700’s there were new and improved firearms and different tactical stratagies. Including many upgrades to the musket‚ like adding bayonets to them‚ this ended the practice of close quarter pikemen. As these advantages were adopted by Europe‚ it marked the end of all medieval warfare. It replaced feudal host and started standing armies equipped with rifles and small

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