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    important that each army had an array of different skilled workers because they would often have to build trebuchets‚ a sling for firing missiles‚ and other siege machines on the spot. During battle the Mongols were known for their mounted archers‚ but their land archers were equally as important to their success. All of this military power was one of the most successful ways that the Mongols were able to gain power‚ but they also learned a lot before and after taking over that lended to the growth of

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    Break Of Day Themes

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    In the novel Break Of Day‚ Tony Palmer depicts the themes of Family‚ Bravery and Death‚ Palmer shows these themes in Murray Barett’s childhood and war experiences. In the novel Murray believes his a coward‚ just like his Uncle Jack. Sid Archer says he is a coward‚ but in fact Murray is brave. He shows bravery when his father asked him to shoot their dog Paddy but he refuses to “ He [Dad] had demanded courage but all i’d had to offer was weakness.” He believed he was weak and cowardly because

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    CHARACTER ANALYSIS Newland Archer As the protagonist of the novel‚ Newland Archer’s point of view governs its narration. He is said to be a dilettante at the beginning of the novel‚ someone who amateurishly enjoys the pleasurable and delicate sensations that are the luxury of the members of the ruling class. He is respectable and seems to have bought into all the baggage that is a part of maintaining respectability. But his character is set against those of his peers and his family members in

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    Rough Draft: Military Might: The Key to the Qin’s Unification of China A military official dressed in earthen armor and wielding a bronze knife was a common sight during the early days of the Qin Empire. During the Warring States Period (221-207 BCE) in China‚ the state of Qin’s militaristic and authoritarian government was integral to the rise of the Qin Dynasty. Through military might‚ the Qin defeated and conquered six other city states and established itself as China’s first empire. By establishing

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    a lot more. So all the similarities are really important‚ from weather it’s to understanding the book verses the movie or vice versa. The differences in the movie from the novel are a big part of putting together the two stories. For instance Iva Archer to me was a bigger part of the book then she was in the movie. In the book she caused insufficient problems

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    he told her and cried‚ “He insulted you!!!!” “What was his name?” The king roared. “N-N-Nortan‚” she replied. So‚ the king sent 20 archers to shoot silver tipped arrows‚ which makes the victim unconscious. The kind villagers overheard of the Shah’s plan. They packed supplies‚ told him he was in danger‚ and told him to flee. He looked behind him and saw the 20 archers after him. His heart skipped a beat. Clumsily he scrambled over the dune. His hands were trembling. Nortan swore he would never insult

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    development of the state.  Over the last decades however‚ the international arena has developed into a more integrated and globalised environment. This changed environment presents us with new criteria for defining the size of states. Amongst others‚ Archer and Nugent (2002) stress that there is not one perfect method to define the size of states. Endogenous or exogenous factors can be taken into account: does the size depend on internal aspects of the state or does it depend on the state´s relations

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    Robin Hood Sparknotes

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    The movie Robin Hood is about a highly skilled archer‚ named Robin Longstride‚ who fought alongside King Richard the Lionheart during the Crusade. Unforunately‚ King Richard died in the battle outside of France’s Chalus Castle and his younger brother‚ Prince John was forced upon the throne. King John quickly took charge‚ dealt with the Magna Carta‚ and ordered harsh new taxes among the nearby towns and these taxes are to be collected by Sir Godfrey. Secretly have been working with the French army

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    Plot Summary A Sri Lankan-born Canadian novelist and poet‚ Philip Michael Ondaatje‚ wrote Running in the Family. He is best known for writing The English Patient. But this book is not a work of fiction; instead‚ it is a memoir from his youth in Sri Lanka. The events happening in the book can be classified as creative non-fiction. The book is written in postmodern style‚ with writing from the perspective of different real-life individuals and refraining from stringing narrative together in an orderly

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    was affected negatively by the poor military strategy’s during its time in need. “Roman soldiers at the time did not wear breastplates and head armor‚ these soldiers often got shot down by archers” (doc B). I think the soldiers were lazy. They did not want to carry around all this heavy armor in the heat. Archers would always shoot down and defeat the Roman army. “The Huns exceeded any definition of savagery. They have compact sturdy limbs and think necks […]” (doc D). The Huns where the Romans enemy

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