Known as warriors, the Apache never intend to sit back and let strangers rob them of everything they know and own; they are determined to fight until there is an end, one way or another. ... They were very resourceful with their surroundings and belongings; however, if they became too desperate for necessities the warriors would raid other tribes. ... Although the Apache did not respect other tribes, they were peaceful with each other. ... They were fierce warriors, and never surrendered until they had put up a good fight. Michael Melody, the author of The Apache, describes them as inc...

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His recollections of this event usually proceeded a favorite dream of his in which he saw many lions on a peaceful shore. ... Santiago was still a great warrior at heart and warriors fight until the end. ...

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Way of the Peaceful Warrior This is the first book of its kind, Spiritual or New Age that I have ever read. ... Many lessons were both taught and learned in this adventure following a young man from having terrible nightmares to his many encounters with the unexpected past, present, and future, to his final days of becoming an enlightened warrior. ... Way of the Peaceful Warrior made me reflect on many, many aspects and questions of life. ...

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During this time Varus had taken on a Roman educated Germanic warlord by the name of Arminius in order to use him to try and forge peaceful relations with the Germanic tribes still outside Roman influence. Little did Varus know but Arminius made secret deals with the Germanic tribes he was supposed to make peaceful relations with to destroy Roman power in Germania. ... Roman shields also became extremely heavy from being waterlogged by the rain making them even more vulnerable to the Germanic warriors. ... The Germanic warriors were very intimate with the lay of the land and were able to strik...

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Agamemnon is infuriated that Achilles, the great Greek warrior, does not bow to his power. ... Although Agamemnon has incurred the wrath of the gods over his quarrel with Achilles, the Greek warrior is also a loser in the fight. ... The gods on the Trojan side, however, immediately become involved, aiding and rescuing their favorite warriors. ... Before decisively facing his Trojan rival, Achilles must prove himself against many other Trojan warriors, who are aided by their gods. ... In spite of the gods helping the Trojans, Achilles has many victories on the battlefield, kil...

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Ecgtheow was exiled from his tribe, the Geats, for killing a warrior of a neighboring tribe and Hrothgar helped him return among his people. ... Grendel has been attacking the Danish community for the past twelve winters killing the warriors, until a fearless warrior, named Beowulf, comes to the rescue. The bravest warriors have attempted to defeat the monster with conventional weapons, however, they have all failed. ... Beowulf had become king of the Geatish community in honor of his late king and was successful at keeping the Geats in a peaceful state. ... There was a great struggle in ...

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For this reason, Virgil has drawn comparisons to his patron's success with that of his protagonist, Aeneas, who has been portrayed to be an excellent warrior and fatherly figure, as the consistent use of the stock epithet "Father Aeneas" attests to. ... Evander, for example, is a man whose simple, peaceful existence suggests he is a character who the audience will want to sympathise with. ... Even the dictator Mezentius is shown to be heartbroken at the loss of his son Lausus and Virgil makes it quite clear that he is impartial in supporting Trojan or Rutulian (possibly to avoid...

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Sources-6 and 8 are pictures of how peaceful it was before the Europeans showed up. ... They were warriors. ... The Native American were dancing, singing, and eating when all of a sudden Cortes and his army started going up to people and cutting off arms, legs, heads, anything to destroy what once was so peaceful. ... Scenes which depict peaceful Native Americans trying to welcome the Europeans, but the Europeans with their swords drawn as if this were their land. ...

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The peaceful relationship between the Pilgrims and Native Americans started when Samoset made the first contact with the Pilgrims. ... They had a peaceful relationship in the beginning because the Pilgrims needed the Pokanokets to survive. ... They could have had a peaceful confrontation and worked out the problem. ...

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It's a sequel of two earlier games, where several worms, which usually are peacefully animals, are suppossed to kill eachother with different weapons, like bazookas, grenades and flamethrowers. ... In Diablo, you can choose between a warrior, a rouge or a sorcerer, to combat the cruel monsters, lead by the demon Diablo, beneath...

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The Teton warriors drew their weapons, once they saw that Corp draw firearms the Teton's waved off the attack. ... Other tribes were very large and had a system of trade and hunting to prosper and grow, larger tribes provided more warriors to fend off enemies during raids. ...

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Section One In 1492 when Columbus discovered what he thought was a New World; he had found many new items. The items he came across in the search for new land were different kinds of metals, minerals, and agriculture, but this is what was expected, and what was one of the major things he was looking for. These major things soon turned to a minor detail once a new form of living human beings were found, and a new form of life was discovered. These new forms of human beings were soon named the Indians. People (Indians) didn't exist in America till about 35,000 to 25,000 years ago. ...

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Unoka is a peaceful man, and likes to play music and instruments. ... He might have been a true warrior but not a great warrior like Ezeudu. ... Warriors wear their war costumes, and the drums of death are beaten. ...

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During the war the Creeks attacked in the south but Andrew Jackson led an army seeking revenge against the tribe and slaughtered the Creek warriors, and even women and children. ... The coexistence of whites and Indians started peacefully but soon they grew into a relationship in which whites would not share and live together peacefully. ...

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As an example, Dylan spoke about his beliefs regarding equality for all people in his song Chimes of Freedom, Dylan imaginatively placed members of nonviolent civil rights organizations (like SNCC, the warriors whose strength is not to fight) alongside images of a larger class of dispossessed and confused people (Dunlap 566). ... Dylan was an inspiration and motivation that people needed at the time to help them raise up their voices and find better ways to solve the problems and to find a peaceful way to coexist with others. ...

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Within United States History, there has been some horrible discrimination upon certain races of people. At the trail of tears native Americans were persecuted against heavily. Until 1828 the federal government had Cherokee rights to their land and in that same year Andrew Jackson was elected preside...

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Who determines what makes a person civilized? Who decides whose god is the "right- god? Who shapes the guidelines of what an acceptable person is? The answer to this question is no one. There should not be any person that has complete authority over another person's life, beliefs, and living arr...

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This understanding allows diversity to be overlooked to help settle differences peacefully. ... Sanders states, "Warriors and toilers: those seemed, in my boyhood vision, to be the chief destinies for men" (Sanders 569). ...

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Homer's The Iliad, Aristophanes Lysistrata, and Aeschylus The Seven Against Thebes, all dealt with issues concerning manhood in the Greek and Roman days, war also came but it was only because of the attitudes of these men. These three writers have different views when it came down to the topics of ...

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Instead of acting in a virtuous and peaceful way, this women threatens to hem and hold him on either hand and keep him company in order to claim Sir Gawain as her love interest. ... They are willing to put their own fears aside and fight as noble warriors, just as any hero is willing to do regardless of what culture or social class they are from. ...

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