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    The Battle of Tannenberg The Battle of Tannenberg took place in German East Prussia‚ from August 26‚ 1914 to August 31‚ 1914 and was an engagement between the Russian and German Empires. This was one of the first major battles of World War I. The battle was fought by the German Eighth Army and the first and second armies of Russia (Ducksters). The end of the battle caused the second army of Russia to be almost completely destroyed. Also for the suicide of Russia’s general Alexander Samsonov. The

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    The Battle of Gettysburg‚ fought from July 1 to July 3‚ 1863‚ is considered the most important engagement of the American Civil War. It was fought in Gettysburg‚ Pennsylvania‚ in Adams County. The battle of Gettysburg was the largest battle ever fought in North America. The Union had about 82‚000 troops‚ while the confederates had about 75‚000. The Union general was George G. Meade‚ and the confederate general was Robert E. Lee. It was fought from July 1-3‚ 1863. In May 1863‚ Robert E. Lee’s

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    Battle of Antietam The Battle of Antietam‚ fought along the Antietam River in Sharpsburg‚ Maryland‚ began on September 16‚ 1862. Robert E. Lee was the South’s general and George McClellan was the North’s general. This was the first battle of the American Civil War fought on the Union’s side. Unfortunately for the Confederacy‚ their battle plans had been left at a campsite. A Union soldier found the plans and gave them to General McClellan. During this battle‚ the North had about 75‚000 soldiers

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    The Battle of Hastings The Battle of Hastings took place in the year of AD 1066 after a dispute over the progression to the English throne. The Battle of Hastings was so significant because it was the battle that changed history. It had a huge impact on the people and their culture‚ the country‚ and the way they were looked upon by the world. It was the hardest for the Saxon people to swallow it‚ and they were stripped of rights and privileges. The Saxons organized many rebellions they

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    Colonel Gray High School The Battle of Guadalcanal: The Turning Point of World War II. John Kelesi 320-1681 Writing 421B Mrs. MacCorquodale John Kelesi Mrs. MacCorquodale Writing 421B October 2‚ 2013 The Battle of Guadalcanal: The Turning Point of World War II. Guadalcanal is a large mountainous island with tropical rainforests and sandy beaches. It is a province of the Solomon Islands‚ an independent island state located north-east of Australia in the Pacific Ocean

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    The Wounded Soldier A blast of cold air hits on his face like the blade of a shredding knife. Bodies of fallen comrades and enemies lay all around him. The smell of flesh from both sides of the war together with the dust and smoke almost made him sick. He has never been more aware and cautious‚ cowering in fear at the sounds of machine guns. The thought of reuniting with his family is the only hope that gave him the strength to continue‚ allowing him to forget about the inclement taste

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    many fighting conflicts occurred during 1746. These armed conflicts were known as Jacobite risings against Great Britain. The Battle of Culloden was the last battle that concluded the second rising‚ and it stopped every future thought of opposing British rule. This battle was the last to be fought on British soil‚ and it was very significant to Scotland’s future. The Battle of Culloden had many causes and was the beginning of many changes in the Highlander culture. Background: Being of Scottish

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    The Battle of thermopylae was an important battle for both the persian and greek army‚ the leader of the persian fleet was Xerxes whose army was far more larger than King Leonidas‚ leader of the Greek army‚ but Leonidas was a far more tactical and smarter war general than Xerxes. There are many topics that you can cover when trying to figure out who was the more superior war general. Army Sizes is one of them. The Greek army consisted of the 300 spartan warriors who were highly trained throughout

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    This battle was a lesser nevertheless crucial battle within the Revolutionary War. The Battle of Trenton was fought throughout the American Revolutionary war and it passed off close to Trenton‚ New Jersey. The battle was fought between the Americans against the Hessians and British troops when the Americans lost the battle in New York and were forced to retreat through New Jersey. The battle began on December twenty five‚ 1776 and finished on December twenty six‚ 1776. In the battle of Trenton‚ the

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    The battle of Marathon is one of history ’s most famous military engagements. It is also one of the earliest recorded battles. Their victory over the Persian invaders gave the fledgling Greek city states confidence in their ability to defend themselves and belief in their continued existence. The battle is therefore considered a defining moment in the development of European culture. In September of 490 BC a Persian armada of 600 ships disgorged an invasion force of approximately 20‚000 infantry

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