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The Battle of Hill 70 The battle of Hill 70 was a battle of World War I between the Canadian Corps and five divisions of the German army. Slowly, the Canadian Corps launched it’s attack for Hill 70 at 4:25 am on the 15th of August. The Germans saw this attack and replied back to the Canadians with some defensive fire to try and hold them back from claiming the hill. Hill 70 was captured the first day, but the Germans did not go down without a fight. Despite being one of the hardest battles the Canadian

According to Weatherall (2002), interest into the complex interaction of language and gender as a field of study arose during the 70s second wave of feminism within the context of popular and scholarly feminism. Linguists, anthropologists, and sociologists as well have displayed an interest into this field of study in order to explain the correlated patterning of language, culture, and society. The study of gender and language has focused on two main areas: first, the speech of females and males

fire or electricity. When you are working in a residential or commercial building other people lives are in your hands so if things are not set up as required it could be fatal do to fire and electricity harm. That is why they have developed the NFPA 70 (National Fire Protection Association). The NFPA is the electrical and fire safety in a workplace. Its documents talks about all the requirements for all employees working that area. Its codes for use by the local government. The first fire department

The methods of control discussed would include crop eradication, control of precursor chemicals and the United States certification process. During the 70’s the source control was used as an attempt to reduce the amount of heroin coming into the United States. Therefore, to ban opium production and help Turkish farmers develop new cash crops the United States and France offered turkey $35 million. However, crop Eradication programs were forced to the reduction of coca plants. Nevertheless, the improper

The sitcom That‘70s Show revolves around a group of teenage friends living in the fictional town of Point Place, Wisconsin through the years 1976 to 1979. This sitcom expresses many different themes throughout the seasons and episodes. When watching this show you are able to notice how the themes change throughout each season. This show addresses social issues of the 1970’s such as sexism, sexual attitudes, generational conflict, the economic hardships, recession, and teenage drug use. The shows’

Postmodern dance was loosely defined as using expressive movements that weren’t clearly defined. It was two or more people dancing in a way that made it look more like art than traditional dancing. There was no designed choreography, just bodies comingling and intertwined on stage. The dancers didn’t know what the next movement was going to be, they just went with what they were feeling at the time. The more fluid and free moving the dancers were the better. There was also no need for the

In the 60’s and 70’s beauty standards was different from how today's beauty standards are now. African Americans started the trend of natural hair back then and that was the beauty of black women it still actually continues today. Back then in the 60’s and 70’s people thought wanting their hair straight and long like Caucasians was the trend but little do they know African Americans can do that too. They worried about their body shapes also. Women wanted to be treated equal to man and empowered themselves

45-70 The .45-70 delivers extraordinary power at close range, but is difficult to shoot accurately at longer ranges because it’s big and slow-moving bullets have a steep trajectory. While the .45-70 is relatively popular among black-powder silhouette shooters and among those who hunt big game in heavy cover, only a relatively small percentage of hunters utilize it. With a muzzle energy of about 1,600 foot pounds, this cartridge is one of the most powerful loads. The original black powder load

There is substantial discussion whether the environmental and energy crisis of the 70s or the globalization and terrorism in the early 21st century ushered in a period of decline in the United States. Despite being nearly three decades apart from one another and completely dissimilar in nature, there are many correlations that may be drawn into how these two matters frolicked into the deterioration of the United States. Based on my understanding and opinion, I would state that the environmental and

hit in the 60’s and as cocaine made its way in the 70’s, it was the “it” drug of the era. It was very popular amongst celebrities, executives, athletes, and the very rich. Even with its infiltration of the nation, the federal government didn’t get as involved as it did when crack hit the streets. The DEA mostly targeted big smugglers and major dealers. Cocaine started to get a negative rap only because of the violence and killings that started to come with it. Those who were out to stop the crack