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    How to Train Your Dragon

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    How to Train Your Dragon In 2003‚ a book by Cressida Cowell entitled How to Train Your Dragon was published. Seven years later‚ a movie of the same name‚ based on her book was produced. The main reason why I chose to read How to Train Your Dragon‚ was that I wanted to see the differences and similarities from the book and the movie. Such as the plot and characters. In the both the book and the movie‚ the story revolves around a boy named Hiccup; a scrawny kid‚ who lives on an island called

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    resources for the Vikings to explore. But for some unknown reason‚ the Vikings only made a few voyages to the New World after Leif. Unfortunately‚ this caused his discovery to remain unknown to nearly all of Europe‚ which was in the midst of the Crusades. Here will be discussed Leif’s life before his voyage‚ growing up in Iceland‚ living in Greenland‚ and his first voyage. His voyage to the New World and his stay there will also be discussed.

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    Normans won the battle of Hastings The reason why the Normans won the battle of Hasting About 10 days before the Vikings landed at Stanford the Saxons were down in Hasting where they were expecting the Norman’s to come and attack. Unfortunately for William the winds where not very good in France and after a few days of waiting for the Normans word got out that Vikings had landed up in Stanford. The Saxons marched up as fast as they could‚ they won the battle of Stanford and then went back

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    The 13th Warrior Summary

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    different from themselves—the Vikings. Shortly after‚ the Vikings embark on a journey to defeat a group known as the Eaters of the Dead and‚ according to the Viking oracle‚ the 13th warrior needed for the journey must not be a Northman. As a result‚ Ahmed ends up going on the journey with the Viking warriors. Although they make fun of him and doubt he can contribute to the group‚ the Vikings grow to respect Ahmed and appreciate his help. Together Ahmed and the team of Vikings travel to fight the Eaters

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    How to Train Your Dragon

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    The island of Berk is a Viking village that is plagued by attacks from dragons. Hiccup‚ the awkward son of the village chieftain‚ Stoick the Vast‚ shoots down a dragon he thinks may be a Night Fury‚ a rare dragon nobody has ever actually seen. Hiccup locates the dragon in the forest‚ but finds he is unable to kill the helpless animal. Hiccup instead cuts it free. Meanwhile‚ Stoick assembles a fleet to seek out the dragons’ nest‚ but before he leaves‚ he places Hiccup in dragon-fighting classes taught

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    determined to be King of England. There were many factors contributing to the victory of William the Conqueror in 1066. Firstly‚ the English king Harold was prepared for a Norman invasion many months previously but shortly before it happened‚ the Vikings unexpectedly invaded in the north and Harold had to march his army up the country‚ fight them and march back down again before the Normans came. Secondly‚ at the Battle of Hastings itself‚ the English did not have any cavalry where as the Normans

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    Public Historians

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    For my final assignment‚ I chose to expand on forum number five‚ which talked about Public Historians and recording popular culture. This thread features some great discussions and points mentioned in class and in the discussion board‚ which I would like to bring light to in this paper. It is not only our job as Historians/Public Historians to evaluate and interpret the world around us and change over time. Recording history has become almost effortless‚ since everything is digital‚ making a single

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    The Settlement of Iceland

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    the first setteler in the Iceland was Ingolfur Arnarson. He shifted with his family at Reykjavik‚in 874‚ which later on came to be known as the capital of the country. Further‚ then in the years 874 and 930‚ there were increases in the number of the Viking settlers‚ who had arrived from the Scandinavia and came here to seize the land in the areas which were inhabitable. In the Landnamabok‚ the first few chapters claim that the first discovery of the Iceland was discovered from the western Norway. The

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    these men were prepared to do whatever it took to gain the crown. The only way to decide who was going to be king was to engage in battle .Harold and william both prepared there forces. First Harald hardra from norway invaided england with his viking fleet and fought against harold godwinson at stanford bridge .After the Battle of Stamford Bridge (In which Harald had died‚) Harold had news that william had finally invaided and went down to hastings to prepare to fight William‚ but this was going

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    Seamus Heaney: Tribal Practises Heaney has referred to ancient tribal practices as ‘providing imaginative parallels to modern Irish politics’. Examine Punishment and at least two other poems in light of this statement. Throughout both ‘North’ and ‘Wintering Out’ Heaney uses his chief poetic value as a ‘tribal poet’ to explore and reveal his feelings on Irish politics. The changing face of his tribal poetry strongly reflects Heaney’s shifting attitude to the solution of the problems in Ulster

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