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    The Arrow of Disease Many of the greatest tragedies throughout human history have been caused by lethal diseases such as smallpox‚ flu‚ tuberculosis‚ malaria‚ plague‚ measles‚ and cholera. They are all potentially infectious diseases that originated from viruses in animals. When Christopher Columbus and his successors invaded the Americas‚ the most potent‚ powerful‚ and deadly weapon they carried was their germs. In 1492‚ the European conquest of the Americas began with Columbus voyage. It was

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    As we all know‚ diseases wiped out most of the populations of Native Americans. Different diseases that were brought in by the Europeans. Germs were the worst weapons that the natives experienced. “The Arrow of Disease” by Jared Diamond explains how the Europeans had an advantage over the Indians with diseases brought upon them. Epidemic diseases spread through a nation and almost erased an entire existence of a group of people but it didn’t affect the Old World. The Old World was left untouched

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    The Arrow Of Disease Diamond

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    FROM THE OCTOBER 1992 ISSUE The Arrow of Disease When Columbus and his successors invaded the Americas‚ the most potent weapon they carried was their germs. But why didn’t deadly disease flow in the other direction‚ from the New World to the Old? By Jared Diamond|Thursday‚ October 01‚ 1992 The three people talking in the hospital room were already stressed out from having to cope with a mysterious illness‚ and it didn’t help at all that they were having trouble communicating. One of them was the

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    Jared Diamond’s article‚ “The Arrow of Disease” explains how the Native Americans living in the New World became victimized by germs from the Europeans.The main argument or question that is‚ is why didn’t the New World Indian’s germs pass on to the Spanish invaders as they crossed the Atlantic back to Europe. In this article‚ Jared supports the claim that the Europeans have been already immune to the viruses and diseases. He takes it all the way back when Europeans had the plague outbreak‚ measles

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    Arrow and the Song

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    Arrow and the Song Henry Wadsworth Longfellow’s poem‚ “Arrow and the Song” is a lyric poem giving an inspiration to a relationship or a friendship between two or more people. It includes analogies‚ symbolism‚ vivid imagery‚ and repetition to help convey what he is trying to reach to the audience The poem is made up of three stanzas of quatrain‚ and it’s an end rhyme consists of aabb ccdd throughout the poem. Its lyrical type of poem‚ expresses his emotions about the arrow and the song

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    Arrow And The Flash

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    Many people want to be a hero to someone or themselves‚ either by using the law rightfully or going above the law. Through character and plot‚ the television superhero shows Arrow and the Flash influence adolescent viewers and their behavior in society. These television (TV) shows can be positive and negative influences on a young viewer’s life who want to become their own superhero. The alternative universe displays influences of our own reality as the women are treated differently and men of color

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    Arrow information

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    Arrows An arrow is a shafted projectile that is shot with a bow. It predates recorded history and is common to most cultures. An arrow usually consists of a shaft with an arrowhead attached to the front end‚ with fletchings and a nock at the other. The oldest evidence of stone-tipped projectiles‚ which may or may not have been propelled by a bow (c.f. atlatl)‚ dating to c. 64‚000 years ago‚ were found in Sibudu Cave‚ South Africa.The oldest evidence of the use of bows to shoot arrows dates to

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    Green Arrow

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    Green arrow As a young child Oliver idolized his hero Robin Hood and was said to be a natural archer‚ frequently practicing with his bow and arrows. He was mildly traumatized the first time he accidentally killed an animal‚ but when his mother and father were mauled by lions in a tragic safari accident his hesitation to shoot cost them their lives. Green Arrow Starfish Island Afterwards he was raised by his uncle and eventually inherited the family fortune and business. Queen grew into a rich

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    BEAU AND ARROW

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    BEAU AND ARROW is a Western that is driven by the theme about redemption. The heart of the story has merit. The idea of an outlaw‚ who considers one’s self to be an atheist‚ teaming up with a nun has plenty of solid potential. The goal is clear and the stakes are high. The story combines drama with humor. While there are strong features to the plot and the characters‚ overall it would benefit from more development. The opening sets up the protagonist’s backstory and Beau’s ordinary world. There’s

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    The Wrong Arrow

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    Original year 11 Advanced English short story written by Aisha Akhtar - copyright users will face severe consequences The Wrong Arrow (c) That’s weird thought cupid‚ ‘I’ve never hit the wrong person like that before’‚ he sat on a fluffy white cloud and stared down at the world. ‘How’‚ he thought with a bedazzled look on his face‚ ‘I was concentrating’. He slightly shuddered and squared his shoulders in an attempt to pull himself back together. ‘Hmm‚ better go talk to mom about this’‚ his blue

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