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    Jerusalem is holy because it has an importance to three faiths‚ this may include Judaism‚ Christianity‚ and Islam. What these religions have in common is that they all have a way to pray at a sacred site. With the three faiths‚ they’re all connected to each other and share the past with each other. Each religion has a sacred site making all three religions connected from the past which makes Jerusalem so holy. In Judaism‚ Jews would come together to pray every year at the Western Wall. It is known

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    http://ic.galegroup.com/ic/whic/ReferenceDetailsPage/ReferenceDetailsWindow?displayGroupName=Reference&disableHighlighting=false&prodId=WHIC&action=e&windowstate=normal&catId=&documentId=GALE%7CCX2897300049&mode=view ECONOMY AND TRADE The economy of the Assyrian empire was based on agriculture‚ livestock raising‚ and trade. Assyrian agriculture‚ like that of other civilizations in the ancient Near East‚ centered on the growing of grains‚ fruits‚ and vegetables. Livestock

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    The Roman siege on Masada ended with a tragic decision by the leader of the Sicarii. Before we can cover the Siege itself‚ we need to first understand the parties involved and what brought the two groups to this tragic end. On one hand‚ we have the great Roman Empire and the 10th Legion known as the Legio X Fretensis. On the other hand‚ we have the Sicarii‚ a splinter group of the Hebrew Zealots. The Siege happens toward the end of the first Jewish revolt against Rome. The 10th Legion is charged

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    Jesus Entetres Jerusalem

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    1a. The words “Praise God! God bless him who comes in the name of the Lord1 god bless the coming kingdom of King David‚ our farther! Praise God!” was said as Jesus was entering Jerusalem on Palm Sunday. b. Jesus was going to Jerusalem for the Jewish festival of Passover. c. Jesus rode on a donkey‚ because donkeys are humble creatures. They are neither proud nor extravagant‚ but simply humble. Jesus‚ the King of Kings‚ chose to demonstrate His humility by riding on a humble beast. When they

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    Siege Of Yorktown Summary

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    The Franco-American Army began trench line construction approximately 800 yards from the British defenses in preparation for the siege. (Jamestown-Yorktown Foundation‚ 2014)General Cornwallis’s concerns throughout the encroachment remained evident‚ and he sent multiple correspondences to General Clinton requesting reinforcements. General Washington utilized violent storming on the

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    Ancient Siege Weapons

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    Ancient siege weapons Onager (siege weapon) 1. A round stone (often clay balls with combustible substance in them‚ which explode on impact and burst into flames) is put in the pouch and the arm is winched down. 2. The onager’s framework is made out of two beams from oak‚ which curve into humps. In the middle they have quite large holes in them‚ in which strong sinew ropes are stretched and twisted. A long arm is then inserted between the bundles of rope; at its end it has a pin and a pouch

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    Jerusalem Jerusalem‚ the capital of Israel is located in the center of Israel. It stands on top of the Judean mountains. These mountains are 700-800M above sea level. Jerusalem’s latitude and longitude are 31.7833° N‚ 35.2167° E. For many Jews Jerusalem the holiest place in the world. This city was selected by King David 3000 years ago. The heart of biblical Israel and the Jewish faith is Jerusalem. Jerusalem is holy to the Jews but also very holy to the Christian and Muslim faiths. Israel is in

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    first part of this series‚ we noted the siege equipment of the Assyrians consisted of complex battering rams‚ earthen ramps and a dedicated corps of engineers and sappers. Alexander the Great and the Greeks would take the next steps in the evolution of siege warfare. The Greeks had invented the catapult circa 399 B.C. Early catapults were driven by either tension devices or torsion in the form of twisted ropes. In January 332 B.C.‚ Alexander began the Siege of Tyre. While the rest of the cities on

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    The Summary of: A Woman In Jerusalem The brilliant author‚ A. B. Yehoshua‚ tells the story of very long quest to find the identity of a deceased young woman killed as the result from a bomb’s explosion in Jerusalem‚ within the book‚ A Woman in Jerusalem. The novel initially begins at a marketplace in the beautiful city of Jerusalem. Just as soon as the story begins‚ the death of a women is announced due to a terrorist bombing within the marketplace. Soon after the young woman’s death‚ her corpse

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    Democracy under siege:

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    Pula: Botswana Journal of African Studies‚ Vol.14 NO.1 (2000) Democracy under siege: the Presidency and executive powers in Botswana Mpho G. Molomo Democracy Research Project University of Botswana Abstract This article outlines that the Constitution of Botswana provides for an executive presidency with extensive powers. Unlike other constitutions in the region where power is vested with the people‚ in Botswana it is vested with the President. While democratic procedures have not been

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