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    wife passed away on the same date‚ February 14‚ 1884 ‚ and Roosevelt left for Dakota territory to own a ranch for two years before heading back to New York. Teddy left the government to serve as a volunteer in the Spanish - American War‚ and lead a cavalry known as the Rough-Riders. When Teddy was a young boy‚ doctors found that he had a weak heart‚ advising him to take a desk job and not strain himself. Instead‚ he lived a more active life than most normal humans. He was known for his anti-monopoly

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    The Battle of Morgarten between Austria and Switzerland in 1315. Duke Leopold I of Austria‚ decided to put Europe’s mutual hatred of the Swiss to good use by invading the country with a force of anywhere between 3‚000 and 5‚000 foot soldiers and cavalry. According to chronicler Johannes Vitoduranus‚ "The men of this army came together with one purpose‚ to utterly subdue and humiliate those peasants who were surrounded with mountains as with walls." These soldiers were extremely suited for battle

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    The relation between the early colonists and Native-American Indians through American settlers and Native-Americans changed so drastically due to many tragic factors. Although the biggest factor would have to be that the settlers saw the Native-Americans as savages and felt that they needed to alter their cultural ways to the European ways. The Sand Creek massacre and the Battle of Little Bighorn were two events that greatly affected the relations among the settlers and the Native Americans. These

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    After searching the mountain for several hours‚ in search for Weathers‚ Krakauer becomes of course‚ in the middle of a terrible storm‚ and needs to get down the mountain safely; ’"I was in deep s**t and the cavalry wasn’t coming so I better do something about it myself’" (p 252). Ultimately‚ he knows that the other climbers are not capable of helping him‚ if were he to get stranded‚ and he knows that in order to stay as safe as possible‚ he will have to rely

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    that is true in Indies. A king named Behechio and his sister Anacona make great services to Christians and they are beneficted from these deeply as they avoid innumerable dangers and remain alive. However‚ Christians come back to the island with a cavalry force behind. The native people were shut in a house and burned alive. Moreover‚ the helpful sister was hanged as a apecial "honor" in return. We saw that Christians acted cruelly against Indians many many times without any reasonable cause. They

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    "someone had blundered". This might indicate that Tennyson was seeking to blame someone for the disastrous massacre that wiped out the Light Brigade. This poem is about courage‚ not about the bad luck or stupidity that put the men of the Light Brigade cavalry in a position to display that courage. The Charge of the Light Brigade is divided into six stanzas that vary from six to twelve lines each. The rhyme scheme is uneven‚ sometimes strongly linking three lines in a row‚ skipping a line or two‚ then

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    Assistant Secretary of the Navy when the war with Spain was about to erupt. When the war with Spain had started‚ Roosevelt quit his government position and rounded up the Rough Riders (THE WEST FILM PROJECT ). The Rough Riders were the first voluntary cavalry in the Spanish-American War (Teddy Roosevelt and the Rough Riders). They consisted of Native Americans‚ miners‚ cowboys‚ and a few other groups of people. They participated in a few decisive battles in the war‚ but their most famous stand was at the

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    anything that he would not do himself. Alexander had no equal in terms of bravery. Keegan said that “There is no hint‚ in any ancient biographies‚ that he ever showed fear at all‚ or that he appeared to feel it”. Alexander personally led his elite cavalry in the battle of Granicus even though the risks were high. Some sources say that his horse was killed almost immediately‚ his helmet was broken‚ and he was nearly killed at least once. His men appreciated his presence on the battlefield and grew

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    get to Athens; furthermore‚ this helped make the small battle area an effective choke point. The Greeks decided to fight in the Vrana Valley which was flanked by swamps. This decision was a brilliant idea because the Persians couldn’t take their cavalry through the muddy swamps; consequently‚ this forced them to have a standoff with the Athenians. This battle was a decisive victory for the Greeks‚ unlike the

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    in different areas of political life‚ like conservation efforts given February 22‚ 1912‚ were a major advance in the Progressive Movement (Doc D). In 1898 he organized the Rough Riders‚ a group of his college classmates it was the first voluntary cavalry in the Spanish-American War. Jane Adams‚ a prominent suffragist helped many women and children with her Hull House to have housing and education free of charge it was built in 1889. W.E.B. Dubois the college degree having founder of the N.A.A.C.P

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