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    Catapults: a History

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    catapult has been used all throughout history as a siege engine. A siege engine is a device that is designed to break or circumvent city walls and other fortifications in siege warfare. A catapult was one of the approximately 10 weapons used in siege warfare during an assault on a castle or fortification. Some other weapons used in both ancient and medieval siege warfare included the well known trebuchet‚ the classic battering ram‚ and the siege tower. All of these devices and their relatives were

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    Unit Test in Poetry

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    I. Identify the type of sonnet given below by determining the rhyme scheme then write your answer below the poem. 1. Is it for fear to wet a widow’s eye ______ 2. That thou consumest thyself in single life? ______ 3. Ah! if thou issueless shalt hap to die. ______ 4. The world will wail thee‚ like a makeless wife; ______ 5. The world will be thy widow and still weep ______ 6. That thou no form of thee hast left behind‚ ______ 7. When every private widow well may keep ______ 8

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    slaves that were freed! This is due to the North being too preoccupied with other occupations like shipbuilding‚ fishing‚ and all that other fun stuff. There was a minimal need for slaves. More importantly‚ during the American Revolutionary War‚ Lord Dunmore made a proclamation that stated that slaves who fought for Britain would be emancipated. This

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    The American Revolution began in earnest at Lexington on April 19‚ 1775‚ and was formalized with the passing of the motion for independence by the Second Continental Congress on July 2‚ 1776. We‚ Americans of the 21st century tend to take our freedom and constitutional protections for granted‚ but they were hard won‚ and the result which was achieved was never a foregone conclusion. Surely the United States would eventually have broken out of the British Empire‚ but the path might well have been

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    current affairs show and its representation of the truth. In the episodes ‘The Siege’ and ‘Smaller Fish to Fry’‚ Sitch utilises sophisticated techniques to demonstrate how truth is manipulated and concealed. The notion of truth is that it is easily a victim to manipulation. Rob Sitch successfully portrays the manipulation of truth to achieve goals in ‘the Siege’ through his utilisation of exaggeration. At the siege site‚ Martin crouches in front of the camera to create a fake

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    among slaves. African American slaves played an important role in the American Revolution‚ fighting on both sides of the battlefield. This usually led to the freedom of slaves‚ as they were promised this in return for fighting. According to Lord Dunmore of Virginia‚ any slaves who fought for the King’s troops to suppress the rebels would be granted freedom. The prospect of freedom would certainly be an attractive option for any slave. Paul Cuffe‚ in his 1780 petition‚ stated that African Americans

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    | | | | Assess the Significance of the Great Revolt of Jerusalem and the Siege of Masada Historical Investigation | Table of Contents Preamble 1 The Revolt 1 Masada 3 Significance 4 Historical Investigation Preamble Figure 1 (below) Source: http://www.jewishagency.org/NR/rdonlyres/0A8F1B8A-9FBC-49D6-B0DB-028F98B26762/46399/jlm21.jpg The great revolt of Jerusalem and the siege of Masada has had a significant impact on many people of different nations for centuries. In

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    How Did The Trojan War Occur

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    Tew 0 4/24/2013 THE TROJAN WAR Did the Trojan War actually occur‚ or did it exist as a fictional event only in the myths of the Greeks? Dawid Tew HILTON COLLEGE Tew 1 Contents I. Abstract ................................................................................................................................... 3 II. Introduction ................................................................................................................................ 4 III.

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    months‚ since my sister was a hostage in the Sydney Cafe siege‚ and to witness the ABC host Mallah on their show was offensive. As a result of her experience my sister struggles to deal with day-to-day life‚ she is afraid to leave the house some days‚ and suffers from survivor’s guilt as she contemplates the ‘what if’. Mr Turnbull took affirmative action when he stood up and made the ABC accountable recently‚ at question time. The siege survivors have faced accusations of exploitation for speaking

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    a replica of an original Ballista bolt. The Results of this experiment is hypothesised that the replica Ballista bolt will have the most range of the three. Ballista Basic Information A Ballista was one of the siege engines used during the Medieval Era and was an invaluable siege attack weapon. The Ballista was used by both the attackers and defenders as an effective anti-personal weapon. For defenders the positioning upon the walls of a fortification would afford additional range to the weapon

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