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    What Caused World War II?

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    World War II was a war that took a lasting toll on the world‚ lasting from about 1931-1945. The Holocaust‚ the Rape of Nanjing‚ Nazis‚ the Pearl Harbor attack‚ and dropping an atomic bomb are major a few major events during World War II. During this war‚ there are many underlying factors similar to the first world war‚ for example‚ there were new alliances formed and the war was an arms race. World War II can be connected to some of the worst times in history as people developed devastating weapons

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    The final stand of Leonidas which took place at Thermopylae is a part of history that has stood the test of time. It is one of the oldest underdog stories in which a smaller army of weaker strength stands up to an invading force even though the odds are stacked against them. The final result of this conflict eventually saw Leonidas and his men defeated‚ so why is this particular battle seen to be worthy of celebration? It’s due to a number of reasons I believe that this particular battle is still

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    How did the Schlieffen Plan and the French Plan XVII help to contribute to the stalemate that developed on the Western Front? (10 marks) The French Plan XVII‚ created by General Joffre‚ was largely a mistake as it was accurately predicted by the German Schlieffen Plan. It grossly underestimated the strength of the Germany army‚ assumed that if they conquered enough of Germany they would sue for peace‚ and misjudged the direction of Germany’s initial offensive. Germany’s original Schlieffen Plan

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    Zulu Essay

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    British while getting shoot at. This tactic is used to see the fighting style of the Zulu’s opponent so they can find a way to overcome them later. After hiding in the brush the Zulus make themselves visible again only to retreat when the troops open fire on them. They retreat and the horns travel around to the backside of the supply depot to begin their second attack. While the British are distracted the Zulus make themselves seen by firing weapons they received from their previous battle from the

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    her to go back to the front there is fog that turns into a cold rain. As the novel progresses‚ rain foreshadows many other events such as the German offensive and massive Italian retreat‚ in which many Italian soldiers are killed. It also foreshadows the loss of Henry’s own unit. The day that Henry and his men are to retreat‚ Bonello mentions the wine they are drinking and Aymo replies‚ "To-morrow maybe we drink rainwater" (191). The next day Aymo is actually killed and Henry’s unit falls apart. The

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    The Farnsworth House

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    nephrologist who intent to build a special piece of modern architecture. She bought a 60-acre estate site which was located 89 km southwest of Chicago downtown for the building to be constructed. The intention of the design was to create a weekend retreat for the client to engage in her hobbies. Mies eventually created a 1500 square feet elevated steel and glass house. Mies included the design in an exhibition on his work in the Museum of Modern Art in 1947. The actual construction of the house happened

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    Event Marketing

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    Event Marketing Introduction An event may be defined as something happening or repeated occurrence or social gathering with a purpose. Event marketing may be described as ‘the marketing discipline focused on face to face interaction via live events‚ trade shows and corporate meeting among other events. Event marketing is concerned with designing and developing a live theme based activity (eg: - sporting event‚ Musical festival) to promote a social cause‚ a product or an organization Event

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    Geology Notes

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    Glacier Landforms Evolution of a typical mountain glacier landscape. Continental Glacier Landforms Two stages in the retreat of a typical continental glacier. The Greenland Ice Cap shows the dome-like form of a typical continental glacier. Glacial Chronology The table below gives an idea how complex the Pleistocene really was. Ice advances and retreats in different areas are given different names because it is not always certain that they began at the same time everywhere. Time

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    The Norman army later gave up fighting and began to retreat. Rumors spread saying that William the Conqueror had been killed; it was very confusing to Harold’s Army. Sometime in the afternoon‚ William launched an attack on Harold. He was soon attacked by a knight with an arrow in the eye and cut down. Following this attack‚ he died. Harold Godwinson: On the one hand‚ Harold was about to win the battle as the Norman troops began to retreat‚ he decided to relax. On the other hand‚ Harold wasn’t

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    Pearl Harbor. This battle marked the official start of the Pacific War and the history of the landing of the Japanese in Malaya. The Japanese experienced high fatality rates‚ but wave after wave of attackers storming the beach forced the British to retreat. The Japanese then regathered their forces‚ before moving on to seize Kota Bharu airport. At the same time‚ the Japanese attacked Singapore‚ Hong Kong‚ and Pearl Harbor by air. The Japanese succeeded in capturing Sungai Patani‚ Butterworth‚ and

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