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    The puritans used many different weapons to hunt their prey or even shooting there enemies. The puritans had many different tactics for hunting and they trapped too. The first weapon I am going to tell you about is the sword they used the sword for cutting in battle and to clean animals they used this a lot since they hunted a lot. The next weapon they used was a musket the puritans used their muskets for hunting and used in war which it took a while for them to load since they only had one shot

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    One of the weapons used during the Russian Revolution was the 130mm/55 (5.1). The Model 1913 was the Russian produced version of this weapon. The Mark A and Mark B versions were produced for Russia by the British firm of Vickers. The Mark A was manufactured prior to World War I while the Mark B was manufactured during World War II. This weapon was originally a cartridge gun‚ but the Russian Navy wanted a cheaper and simpler design‚ so Obukhov modified the weapon to use bag ammunition with a Welin

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    The 50 Most Powerful Women Sexism. Misogyny. After all these centuries‚ it still exists. “Women have to be inferior to men.” That is what has always been said‚ throughout many different societies. But‚ times have changed‚ and society now holds women to a more equal standard. People know this – society knows this – and‚ thus it has been accepted. There are many different ways to benefit from the increasing equality between genders‚ and magazines have decided to use this changing view to their advantage

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    The Most Powerful Workplace Motivator Published: October 31‚ 2011 Author: Carmen Nobel Executive Summary: When evaluating compensation issues‚ economists often assume that both an employer and an employee make rational‚ albeit self-interested choices while working toward a goal. The problem‚ says Assistant Professor Ian Larkin‚ is that the most powerful workplace motivator is our natural tendency to measure our own performance against the performance of others. Key concepts include: • The most

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    Who do you think is the most powerful person on earth? Why? Who are the most powerful people of the world? My fellows from my play group gave me many different answers. What are your answers? Do you think the most powerful persons of the world are: moms and dads? The President? Strong peoples with huge muscles‚ hefty athletes‚ or muscular boxers? Kings‚ princes‚ and princesses which are richly dressed in ornamented clothing‚ and have servants? Businessmen that have a lot of money? Friendly teachers

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    Turrets were also known as artillery units. These turrets were regularly used throughout WWI in many battles including Passchendaele. Most turrets were different with most being able to fire shrapnel. Shrapnel was dangerous as it shoots out hot pieces of metal after an explosion towards enemy trenches. Thousands of soldiers died as a result of shrapnel wound. When tanks were brought into the battle to attempt to fight‚ they simply got stuck in the thick mud and that caused little effect to attack

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    The passage mainly discusses the purpose of stone balls that were being used in the ancient times. However‚ the lecturer cast doubts on the writer’s view by using several points. First of all‚ it is said in the passage that the stone balls were being used as a weapon. However‚ the listening argues that there has no cracks and breaking pieces on the stone balls. If the stone balls was used as a weapon‚ there must be some cracks on the balls while they throw them to the targets‚ but it turns out that

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    medieval era‚ swords were the predominantly used weapons for swordsmanship and warfare. The sword achieved its basic form in the medieval era: heavy‚ large hilt‚ doubled-edged‚ and straight. Blacksmiths mainly forged blades by layered strips of iron that were hammered together. There were many different types of swords such as the longsword also known as the giant sword used during the medieval period. Medieval swordsmanship also exhibits different techniques used in combat. The sword has many basic components

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    Weapons What were the most popular weapons chosen by knights in medieval England 1066-1500? How were the major weapons used in Medieval England 1066 - 1500? The Sword‚ Long Handled Battle Axe‚ Spear‚ Lance‚ Shield and Mace. The Sword was the weapon of choice for medieval knights‚ The knight wielded the sword in his strongest arm‚ with the reins of his horse in the other hand‚ The sword had a leather grip on it with varying metal decorations on the end‚ called a pommel.. Moving up from the grip

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    On May 13th‚ 1940‚ newly elected Prime Minister Winston Churchill made one of the most powerful speeches in the history of our world. A speech so powerful‚ it not only unified a nation‚ but sent shockwaves throughout the world. Churchill’s speech inspired the masses to band together against Germany and to defeat the Nazis. Churchill discusses what must be done to overcome these issues with power and composure. Toward the end of his speech‚ Churchill grows extremely passionate‚ using strong‚ emotional

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