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    the 1st of July 1916 just north of Somme. This was over a month earlier than planned but the British needed to attack early in order to draw out the German troops from Verdun and save the French army. The battle was intended to create a rupture in the German line which could then be exploited so the Allies could get deep into the enemy lines. But the first day was a disaster and it was the worst day in British military history as 20‚000 were killed and 40‚000 were injured. The first problem was that

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    was a surveyor and a Patriot farmer. Sanger and Patten had different experienced. Both men had their reasons for getting involved in the American Revolution. Sanger read a lot of Edmund Burke’s and John Locke’s works. Burke was a member of the British Parliament. He urged conciliation to American colonists. Locke was a Philosopher. He wrote writings that had influences on the American Revolution. Sanger heard about that the Mob was coming and then heard news about a fight with the regulars. The

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    Women in the IRA

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    of the 60’s‚ the IRA’s women’s army‚ Cumann na mBan‚ had scarcely a role. The IRA eventually did away with the group‚ because it wanted to take up women into its own units and to give women and men equal rights. “Women played a role in the earlier struggles‚ but not to the degree to which they do now. They carried weapons‚ some planted bombs. Today‚ women volunteers in the IRA are used just as the men are. They take part in armed encounters against British soldiers. They are asked to plant

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    Disaster in the Forest* In 1755‚ General Edward Braddock famously led a British army to a costly and humiliating defeat about eight miles from the junction of the Ohio and Monongahela Rivers (the site of modern Pittsburgh.) In a passage from his autobiography‚ Benjamin Franklin offers his one explanation of what happened. This general was‚ I think‚ a brave man‚ and might probably have made a figure as a good officer in some European war. But he had too much self-confidence‚ too high an opinion

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    King Abdullah of Jordan and Nasser of Egypt both responded to British influence and colonialism by creating a nation‚ separate from Britain‚ that run on the same western and modernized principles with the hope of creating a reputation for themselves as a nation equal to Britain and other western nations. The British presence and control in Egypt caused Nasser to oust this foreign presence in attempt to create his own Egyptian nation‚ run only by the people of Egypt. Similarly‚ King Abdullah‚ after

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    Revolutionary Army‚ you would be a British person write now. So‚ let’s talk more about this American Army. The Major Leaders of the Army Some of the Major leaders in the Revolutionary war were: Richard Montgomery‚ Horatio Gates‚ William Howe‚ George Washington‚ Israel Putnam‚ Marquis de Lafayette‚ jean-Baptiste Donatien de Vimeur‚ comte de Rochambeau‚ Nathaniel Green‚ and Daniel Morgan. There was a lot more leaders but these were the major leaders. If one single leader wasn’t there‚ we would be british people

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    Women at work ww1

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    Did life back home change very little for those left behind? When war broke out in July 1914 710‚000 men were recruited to the army and by 1915 over 1 million had joined the armed forces. However‚ volunteer numbers were falling fast so conscription was introduced in 1916. This meant that all men aged 18-41 were required to fight at war unless they had a valid reason. With so many men at war‚ workers were needed on Britain’s home front; so women took on ‘men’s jobs’. Therefore‚ I think that during

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    Jeffery Amherst

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    Zoe Beaver   1st Block  Bibliography   "Jeffrey1 Amherst and Smallpox Blankets." ​ Amherst and Smallpox​ . N.p.‚ n.d. Web. 11 Sept.  2014.  "Jeffrey Amherst." ​ Jeffrey Amherst​ . N.p.‚ n.d. Web. 10 Sept. 2014.  "Biography – AMHERST‚ JEFFERY‚ 1st Baron AMHERST – Volume IV (1771­1800) –  Dictionary of Canadian Biography." ​ Biography – AMHERST‚ JEFFERY‚ 1st Baron  AMHERST – Volume IV (1771­1800) – Dictionary of Canadian Biography​ . N.p.‚ n.d.  Web. 9 Sept. 2014.              Zoe Beaver   1st Block 

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    It had been used by the British Army before 1997. In 2010‚ the government invited an education organisation to establish a private institution in that area. However‚ the estimated cost of this project is HKD 1 billion‚ which is not affordable for the organisation. Then in 2015‚ the

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    collision happened in the valley of Salamina where the Persian army gathered with their leader Artyvius. The description of the battle is being given again by Herodotos( History‚ E 110-113). The most skilful and better trained Cypriot forces were of those of Salamina and Soloi. These forces lined up in the centre opposite the special forces of Persian. Right and left were the army of the rest Cypriot cities. In the middle of the Persian army was the Persian general Artyvios. Onesilos chose to face Artyvios

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