Once upon a time, there was a prosperous kingdom name Hegel. It was ruled by a wise king named King

     The next day the Spaniards met the Indians and tried to regain there water soured back, but were met with a huge resistance. They were sent back to the palace, and watched the Indians burn all of Santa Fe during the night. The next morning the Spaniards took the Indians by surprise, and killed

Restall answers his own questions present in the introduction by focusing each chapter on a different myth. Chapter one discusses that the men who partook in conquest were valiant, rich, and outstanding. This idea gives credit to both the Spanish interpretation and the beautifully rugged men cast in Hollywood adaptations. The author notes, additionally, that the myth

This particular story is like a complementary to the note lectures about the Aztecs. Also, this lecture help to understand

He was very powerful and wise. During the Emperor’s middle age, the Empress, the Emperor’s wife, had a child. The child was a girl, and her name was Ixtlaccihuatl. Many years later, Ixtlaccihuatl fell in love with a warrior named Popocatepetl. Although, her father forbid her to marry. The Emperor wanted his daughter to rule alone when he died. The Emperor began to grow old and become ill as the enemies began to get closer and closer to Tenochtitlan. Instead of the Emperor assigning a warrior to lead the rest of the warriors in battle, he offered a bribe to them all. He said if you defeat the enemies, you will have my daughter’s hand in marriage and you will rule Tenochtitlan. The warriors were pleased at what they heard. At the end, the warriors said Popocatepetl was the best in battle, but they were jealous of him. Because of their jealousy, they told the Emperor that Popocatepetl had died in battle. As soon as the Emperor saw his daughter, he told her that Popocatepetl had died. Ixtlaccihuatl quickly became very ill, and died of a broken heart. Popocatepetl returned to Tenochtitlan, and was told Ixtlaccihuatl had died. He took her to the top of a pyramid, and buried her there. Beside that pyramid was another, and there he stood with a torch in his hand. Years went by and snow came. Now there are two volcanoes side by side, Popocatepetl and

Mexican invaders invaded their camps, and stole from all the people in the camp. Later that night, he came in and found his mom, wife and kids dead lying in pools of blood. He was told that no bullet will ever kill him, and that the voice will guide the arrows. He believed the received “the power.” His power he received was a prayer power that worked on the minds of his enemies.

The Spaniards came ashore and got water some Aztec people came out and spoke to them in a kind manor asking them in signs if they were from the East and for the third time they responded, yes. The Aztec’s left being friendly and the Spaniards stayed ashore for it was getting dark. The Spaniards set up night watchers because they didn’t trust the Aztec’s through the night. As the night grew darker the Aztec army grew stronger. A band started to grow louder as it approached shore. As dawn rose they saw well over two hundred Aztec warriors ready for battle. The Aztec’s started to block the Spaniards in on all sides. Arrows started flying and the Captain, Hernandez, is wounded. The battle was long and many died. The Spaniards finally made it back to their ship and set sail back for Cuba. Once they returned to Cuba were Francisco Hernandez dies from battle wounds. The two prisoners talk with the Governor and explain to him that there is gold in their country. Since no gold was found Castillo becomes poor. After a few terrible explorations Castillo finally asks the Governor for money. Velazquez, Castillo’s relative, asks if he would return to the Aztec country. First, Castillo refuses because of the battles that Hernandez dealt with, which Velazquez responds, “such hardships are to be expected by those who set out to discover new lands and gain honour.” (Castillo) Castillo then agrees and marks the second

A war breaksout in Sierra Leone and Ishmeal is quickly sepperated from his family, during the invasions in villages. From their on his choices affected the way on how he wanted to survive. Ishmeal and his friends are captured by a group of soldiers and are put to work in a nearby village. Ishmeal has costant about the nightmares of rebels taking over villages. He is also worried on where is family might be.

Swords crashed against shields like a field of doors slamming shut in the wind. Arrows whistled through the air; a murder of tiny crows swarming above us vulnerable soldiers. The grunts of men impaled by hafts and sliced open by steel join the cacophony of a battle raging into dusk. Wet warmness would splash across me in response to the dying cries of my comrades as one after another of those we battle would push our shields apart and break the line. The ground was wet and sloppy, dried earth had been turned to slush by a rain that did not fall from the sky. The ground was rendered difficult to manoeuvre through, encumbered by the lifeless figures of soldiers now without the allegiance that lead them to a face in the dirt.

As the king exits the 1st circle boundary, he sees how strong the damages are, the people are suffering, houses burning. He orders his men. "Spread out! I want every single one of you to relay this message to the platoon captains in charge. Tell them to prioritize on the citizens evacuation. Tell the captain to close off the capital's outer gates. I will make my way to the third circle's gates after I locate my daughter."

It was a vast kingdom that had decayed by decades of destruction, chaos and anarchy. The government fears us, we have the power to rebel and bring order to this horrible place. We are united. This sparked panic throughout the government, in hopes of finding a solution to control these vicious crowds. After years and years of destruction, anger and revolt, the government had crafted a drug that entitled them ultimate control.

The army set out from the castle, marching in a slow steady beat, weapons in hand. They marched for many days to reach their enemy kingdom and the fighting commenced. The battles were very tough and the soldiers were getting tired. They kept fighting, the sense of urgency growing stronger everyday as they came closer and closer to beating their enemy. They knew if they lost their country would never be safe from their enemy country’s evil king so they continue to fight. After many hard months of battle, they finally won the war and began to celebrate.

The King of Oakland was a fierce ruler named Curry. He wasn't happy with their record with only winning 3 of their 6 encounters.Curry wasn't happy with the fact that they tied. So in lashing anger he threw his mouthpiece to the floor. One day one of King James's knight came to him James:Hey i thought you died in the 6th battle.The soldier said no King James i saw you and the our troops leave in victory but, i was injured and couldn't do anything so i was stuck in the kingdom and waited until my wound was cured to walk. King James: Well, then. Solider: But there is one problem James what soldier King Curry is releasing a dragon upon this city in 29 days Right now it's on Mount Drean They named it KD Killer Dragon.James:Okay now we need the best of the best warrior in town.Call everyone in the village for a meeting so send our most excellent warrors to the

When soldiers arrive in his hometown, Arn is just a normal little boy. But after the soldiers march the entire population into the countryside, his life is changed

Though time and time again the men on the hills massacre their people, they never lose faith that the siege will come to an end. They adapt to their new situation, and make the best of it for their families. Rather than give up, Kenan, for example, frequently travels a long distance to gather water for his family. Instead of taking his son with him, Kenan travels the journey alone, keeping hope that his son will never be forced to accompany him on the chore. Though the men on the hills give him no reason to do so, he puts his son’s childhood first.

His fervent and imperious ways were in instilled in her since birth. Knowing the princess’s nature, the king did not just “happen” to find out about their affair it was planned. The fact was obvious, her choice in men was not one of which her father would approve. The discovery was a perfect way to ride her of the youth. She had no future.