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Moderate Period: French Revolution

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Firearms, Tool Marks, and Other Impressions

Firearms, Tool Marks, and Other Impressions. Chapter 15. Introduction. Just like variations in fingerprint minutiae, can lead to the identification of humans, structural variations in tools, guns, bullets, etc. can lead to the identification of a weapon or a tool used to commit a crime.

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By Edger Allen Poe

By Edger Allen Poe. Born on January 19, 1809 in Boston, Mass. Parents died when he was very young; he was taken in by wealthy relatives. Edgar Allan Poe. Poet, short story writer, editor, literary critic Genres included horror fiction, crime fiction, and detective fiction. Edgar Allan Poe.

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The Mongols The Ashikaga Shogunate The Samurai The Europeans

The Mongols The Ashikaga Shogunate The Samurai The Europeans. The Mongols. Nomadic Completely cavalry army Known for brutality and destruction Khubilai Khan ruler of Mongolia and China. 1268 ? letter sent telling Japan to surrender 1274 ? 450 Korean ships sent to Japan to invade

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The American Revolution

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Firearm Injuries

Firearm Injuries. Medico Legal Module 21 st Batch June 2014. Dr. Sanjaya Hulathduwa MBBS , MD, DLM, DMJ Path( Lond ) DMJ Clin ( Lond ) , Dip. Crim , MFFLM(UK) Senior Lecturer. Firearms Firearm - a device designed to propel a projectile through a cylinder/ barrel.

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Lexington and Concord Fort Ticonderoga Battle of Bunker Hill

Lexington and Concord Fort Ticonderoga Battle of Bunker Hill. Battles that got it Started. Lexington. British Soldiers go to Lexington to arrest John Hancock and Samuel Adams Paul Revere and William Dawes alert the men gathered in a tavern that the British are coming

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ITEMS IN THE FUR TRADE

ITEMS IN THE FUR TRADE . Pictures and Explanation of Some Fur Trade Items. . Pewter Spoons . Spoons were commonly made of wood, horn, silver or gold until the early 14th century, when the development of pewter made spoons affordable to the general public.

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New France

New France. The Fur Trade. The Fur Trade. There were six important parts of the fur trade:. #1 - The Beaver - the beaver have two layers of fur, one short and one long, and they are perfect for making warm hats.

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Introduction to ammunition

Introduction to ammunition. Ballistic analysis Note #1. Basic gun types. Handguns Rifles Shotguns Other types. Ammunition design. HANDGUNS AND RIFLES HAVE SIMILAR AMMUNITION DESIGN. SHOTGUNS HAVE SIMILAR DESIGN BUT SEVERAL VARIATIONS. Bullet design. Bullet:

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Properties of Acids and Bases

Properties of Acids and Bases. Chapter 8 Section 8.3. What is an acid?. An acid is a solution that has an excess of H+ ions. It comes from the Latin word acidus that means "sharp" or "sour".

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History of Movement

History of Movement. PED 191: Foundations of Physical Education. Who were the first people to influence movement?. Cavemen Egyptians Greeks Romans. [Default] [MC Any] [MC All]. Cavemen. Moved for survival Shelter Consuming food Becoming food Weather patterns. Egyptians.

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Ticonderoga

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revolver

revolver. The nucleus of the gun is the shooter which controls the gun. The cylinder is the cell membrane. The cell wall is the blued steel. The endoplasmic reticulum is the slots in the cylinder that holds the shells. The Golgi is the casing of the bullet .

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Ballistic Experts

Ballistic Experts. What Ballistics Experts Are Expected to Do. Ballistics Experts are divided into three different areas: Internal Ballistics- what happens inside a weapon when it is fired. External Ballistics- What happens to a bullet and its residues outside the gun.

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Work in Pairs

Work in Pairs. Write down all six signposts, and the questions that they ask. highway-man. Galleon. Moor. Rapier Hilt. Stable wicket. Vocab to know. torrent: flood c laret: deep red breeches: pants c obbles: stones used for paving streets p laiting: braiding

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Chinese Inventions

Chinese Inventions. By Scott Strait and Thomas Trytek. The Four Great Inventions. Gunpowder, Paper, Printing and the C ompass are sometimes called the Four Great inventions of ancient China because they are very important inventions in China and around the world. SILK.

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About Sulfur

About Sulfur. Atomic number: 16 Symbol: S Atomic mass: 32.065 Element: Sulfur State of matter: Sloid. fast facts!. It is used as : Gun powder , Matches, fragment Is a yellow crystalline solid Is known as an rotten egg smell or gas. About Sulfur.

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