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    In these few passages the strategic, tactical, and leadership errors of Sabinus and Cotta at Atuatuca ultimately led to their defeat. Initially, their strategic errors were due to them being unprepared. Then the leadership errors led them to having bad in the moment decisions. They were forced to do things because “fieri necesse erat” (it was necessary to occur) (33.10). Ultimately, their carelessness in planning led their soldiers to abandon their standards, “quae quisque eorum carissima haberet”

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    In “Finding the Peripheries: Sovereignty and Colonialism in Nineteenth-Century International Law,” Antony Anghie discusses the concept of sovereignty and membership. He uses the term “family nations” to illustrate the relations of states. Anghie seeks to find the answer to how “new” Europe deal with the task of “how order is created among sovereign state.” To which he asserts that “special doctrine” of shared norms and values have been devised for purpose of determining states’ sovereignty. Hence

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    Document 1. The monks recorded the actions of the barbaric tribes who attacked them. Barbarians aimed for the monks because churches would store the riches in the monasteries and it was easy to get since monks could not defend themselves. The monasteries burned down by the barbarians when they attack. Document 1 is reliable because the monks are one of the only literates during their time. In the middle 9th century, barbarian tribes traveled to

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    interesting because the rise and decline of Mongols was so quick. The history of the Mongol Empire shows a lot of political skills, such as the leadership of Genghis Khan, the political of Kublai Khan, and the two aspects between civilization and barbarian of the Mongols. Body 1: M: Genghis Khan is a great leader to leading the country by fighting in troubled days. E: Genghis Khan leaded the nomads go to the south to get the country enough power and stuff, and Genghis Khan created the Mongol Empire

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    badly longed for. In the time of medieval catholicism, living a life of luxury was what everyone strived to obtain. For those who had obtained it, they could never have enough and we’re always driven to take in more. In the times of kings and barbarians, the seven deadly sins arose and were found to be active in almost every person's life. The seven deadly sins are: greed, lust, pride, gluttony, sloth, wrath, and envy. One of the seven deadly sins, lust, is often seen in the lives of these people

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    stop her subjects from selling opium to the Chinese public. Zexu does so by exemplifying the past relationship of China and Britain, by moral persuasion, and by warnings and threats. However, Lin Zexu’s assumption of calling British subjects as Barbarian and compliant to Chinese rule ineffectively persuades. First, Lin Zexu exemplify the past good relationship of China and Britain by stating that the past rulers and traditions of Britain are at peace with China, that both nations benefited from

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    By 410 C.E. the protection of the Roman Empire was now in the hands of the barbarians that the empire had conquered. One such barbarian was Alaric the Visigoth. He had become part of the Roman Army and had learned to fight the way that the Romans did. When he was passed over for promotion Alaric turned against the Romans. He took his army right to the gates

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    and some of northern Africa. The Roman empire prospered for many years before finally falling in 476 ad, after violence and corruption had left the empire weak and barely recognizable. The fall of this empire was caused by many factors, firstly barbarian invaders that challenged the empire’s safety and peace. These savages slowly infiltrated the empire's borders, and began to overtake the government. There was also a significant loss of control and corruption on the government's part. This began

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    After close examination, Montaigne concluded that there was nothing barbarian and savage about the non- Europeans. However, because their culture appears to be different from European culture, it is considered barbaric. He further argues that the standards and principles of the truth should be based on experience and knowledge

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    and made it behind the enemy lines. The Centurion then proceeded to engage the barbarians from their flank. As more dead bodies piled up onto the ground, and the barbarians being overwhelmed on the right, unfortunately the left wasn’t doing as well as at least 3,000 legionaries had died and their Centurion was nowhere to be found, all the other legions were struggling to hold the left has at least 50,000 barbarians hit the left

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