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    were cars zipping around the town because church had just gotten let out, and families were going to get food somewhere. Through my personal experiences, I know that Freddie’s is a popular place to go on a Sunday. The owner’s daughter, Stephanie Cannon, is my middle brother’s girlfriend (also my broker), and she worked at the restaurant on its busiest days. She explained to me that many families enjoy gathering at Freddie’s for a traditional breakfast after their church service is finished. She

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    in weaponry, the weapons were very interesting and effective at the time. Artillery At the time of the American Revolution, illiteracy was a common problem. Maybe that is why the men responsible for arming and firing Mortars, Howitzers and Guns (Cannon) were considered the cream of the crop. The troops tasked with firing the Artillery not only had to be able to operate the weapon, but also had to be able to do the calculations required to place their round on target. Mortars came in

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    Medieval times were filled with wars, for instance the 100 Year War. Gunpowder weapons were so much more powerful than bows and crossbows. There are three different classes of gunpowder weapons: breaching weapons like petards, long range like cannons, and hand held weapons like the Arquebus and Matchlock. Petards were used for breaching walls and doors by placing an iron bowl filled with

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    Cleeve Harper Mr. VanGronigen Western Civilization November 18th, 2014 The Role of the Military in Medieval Europe Research Essay In my research essay, I will write about the role of the military in medieval Europe and will outline what the military were like and how they were established and organized. I will show how the military were connected to the government structure. I will also write about the technological and strategic advances that the military made during the medieval ages

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    fingerprint sensors. The stakeholders are journalists of different magazines debating about the smart gun. The main question that the journalists/stakeholders are trying to answer is, “Will smart guns control the gun violence in the United States.” Cannon 2 In an Independent

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    Now you may be thinking to yourself how this has absolutely anything to do with artilleryman. It’s simple; imagine you are in the American Revolution. Your only job is to load the cannon and light the fuse. Back at that time it was a very dangerous job because the cannon was just as likely to explode as to shot the intended projectile. Which some may consider being a sudden death? This in turn is how she is related to field artilleryman. The United States military isn’t

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    Are young adults in college capable of carrying an armed weapon responsibly? This debate about whether guns should be allowed on college campuses or not is commonly discussed and a huge concern mainly because education is important, not only to the students but also to the parents who are college graduates, and the presence of guns could potentially affect the way education is taught and learned. With that being said, there are many different sides to this issue and some include: casualties and shooting

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    The Vex Forge Mind has been awoken, its hateful minions rise to destroy Noske, Morency, and Skinner. The trio split up, everyone dove behind some cover, Skinner and Morency behind elevator rubble, Noske knelt down next to a weapon assembly table, The lonely ghost floated frightened under the table next to him. The outnumbered guardians opened fire on the Vex horde, The Vex weren’t like other enemies, they were unrelenting even in the face of certain death, they march forward unflinching, driven in

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    Who Invented Gunpowder

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    Gunpowder was one of the most revolutionary inventions in warfare. It shifted many different aspects of war including weapons, battlefield tactics and fortifications. Even though gunpowder and gunpowder weaponry originated from China it was the Europeans who utilized and invested the most into gunpowder technology. This investment in weaponry is what made Europeans more powerful than the rest of the world. By the 15th, 16th and 17th century the Europeans had surpassed the Chinese in the construction

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    The Impact Of Gunpowder

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    Everyone knows what a gun is right? But do you REALLY know the impact that gunpowder has caused? Gunpowder has been around for centuries, over millennium. How has gunpowder effected Warfare, and life as we know it? You would never think about how gunpowder may have affected the existence of the electronic device you’re using right now. But its effects are longer lasting than one might have ever thought. The smart phone in your pocket? It exists because of the Industrial revolution, which was powered

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