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    2nd Battle of Panipat

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    decided in favor of war. Akbar’s army marched towards Delhi. On November 5‚ both armies met at the historic battlefield of Panipat‚ where‚ thirty years earlier‚ Akbar’s grandfather Babur had defeated Ibrahim Lodi in what is now known as the First Battle of Panipat. The Mughal forces were charged repeatedly by elephants to break their lines. Hemu was himself commanding his forces from atop an elephant. It seemed Hemu was on a winning track and Akbar’s army would rout. However‚ Khan Zaman I‚ the veteran

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    Three Main Battles of Texas History Texas was led by dictator Santa Anna‚ in 1833. At that time Texas was apart of Mexico. However‚ the Texans were very unhappy with Santa Anna‚ and they had every right to be. The Texans rebelled‚ and so it caused the War for Texas’ independence. Three main battles occurred during this period. These battles are: The battle of the Alamo‚ the Goliad Massacre‚ and the battle of San Jacinto. The Battle of the Alamo cured February 23‚ 1836 to March 6‚ 1836.

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    learning task The Battle of Beersheba was fought on 31 October 1917‚ when two infantry and two mounted divisions of the Egyptian Expeditionary Force (EEF)‚ attacked units of the Yildirim Army Group garrisoning Beersheba. This EEF victory began the offensive‚ which six weeks later resulted in the capture of Jerusalem‚ during the Sinai and Palestine campaign of World War I. I think that the Australian soldiers were very effective in winning Beersheba although the charge was born of the desperation

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    The Battle of Thermopylae was a key event that occurred between the Persians and Greeks‚ it was led by King Leondias and the Persian King‚ Xerxes. The battle took its course over three days‚ during the second invasion of Greece due to the Persians. The reason for the battle occurring was because the forces of Xerxes marched through Thrace and Macedon on their journey to Greece. In result‚ Leonidas confided in an Oracle whom predicted that he’d lose the war‚ but he still deemed the war to be necessary

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    The Battle Royal is probably one of the most analysed episodes of Invisible Man. Ellison’s description of this episode is surreal and grotesque. What makes the setting so surreal is the contrast between the young men‚ considered primitive and inferior‚ and the respectable white men‚ whose behaviour matches that of animals. It is an enactment of a battle between the Self and the Other‚ enhanced by the presence of electricity as a trope for expressing oppression‚ and a possibility for resistance.In

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    attrite the enemy before a decisive offensive operation‚ and surprise or disorient the enemy. During the Battle of Stalingrad in 1942‚ the Soviet Red Army were able to successfully defend the city of Stalingrad despite being heavily outmanned. This battle is important to study because it allows military historians as well as military leaders to understand what components can change the course of a battle. Breaking down the defense of Stalingrad‚ it is evident that the Soviet Army defeated the Germans because

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    Battles of WWII World War was a bloody and massive conflict. Each battle saw large losses on each side‚ not to mention the innocent civilian losses in events such as the Holocaust and the dropping of atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki at the end of the war. Many of these conflicts could be considered major events and turning points of the war‚ with each one contributing to the final outcome. Among the most impactful battles of WWII was the Battle of Britain on the European stage‚ and the Battle

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    Germany‚ ruled by Adolf Hitler‚ invaded Poland. Then Britain and France (the Allied forces) declared war on Germany in response. Later in 1940‚ Germany attacked several other European nations. Following these invasions‚ Germany launched air attacks on England but was repelled successfully. In 1940/41‚ Italy‚ which joined the German side of the war (Axis forces)‚ invaded Greece and countries in northern Africa with support from Germany. The Allied forces defeated the Axis forces in the deserts of

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    The Battle of Gettysburg was the turning point of the American Civil War. This is the most famous and important Civil War Battle that occurred on July 1st-3rd 1863 in Gettysburg‚ Pennsylvania. More importantly Gettysburg was the clash between the two major American Cultures of their time: the North and the South. The Confederacy had an agricultural economy producing tobacco‚ corn‚ and cotton‚ with many large plantations owned by a few very rich white males. These owners lived off the labor of sharecroppers

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    Great Britain. The Atlantic‚ passage from North America to Great Britain is accessible and in need of protection. Canada contends necessary and essential part in the Battle of the Atlantic. For about 6 years the RCN‚ the Canadian Merchant Navy and the RCAF were part of the Battle of the Atlantic. Canada’s Navy limited‚ owning Six destroyers‚ 5 little minesweepers‚ 2 coaching vessels and One squad of sailing ships. Nobody expected Canada to play such a vital and necessary role in the battle. Later

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