'Artillery shells' presentation slideshows

September 20, 2006

International Technology Alliance In Network & Information Sciences. City University of New York Research Team. September 20, 2006. City University of New York Overview ITA Faculty Research Zhanyang Zhang Simon Parsons

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The Causes of WW1

The Causes of WW1. M ilitarism A lliances I mperialism N ationalism. Militarism. Germany was competing with the Great Britain to build battleships. The British feared an attack on their Empire. Militarism. Germany was competing with Russia and France to expand their armies 1880 1914

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Warm Up

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Evolution of Computers

Computer Programming I. Evolution of Computers. Mechanical Devices. Pascaline (1642) Set of gears, similar to clock Only performed addition Stepped Reckoner Gottfried Leibniz Cylindrical wheel with movable carriage Add, subtract, multiply, divide, square roots Jammed/malfunctioned.

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The Road to War

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New Technology of World War One

New Technology of World War One. 1914 - 1918. Chlorine Gas and Mustard GAs. Bolt Action Rifle. Tanks. Brand New WWI Technology. Artillery Fire. Submarine. Mustard Gas. Planes. Zeppelins. BOLT ACTION RIFLE. Most accurate firing rifle of the era Fires 15 rounds a minute

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World War 1

World War 1. The beginning of World W ar 1. World War 1 started July 28, 1914 and ended November 11, 1918. They used poisonous gases, which were mustard and horrible chlorine gas .It would drown the person in their own liquid that their own bodies would produce. .

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Ernest brooks

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NORTH KOREA

NORTH KOREA. Location. Why has this state been accused of supporting terrorism?.

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The impact on Australian soldiers that fought in the Vietnam War

The impact on Australian soldiers that fought in the Vietnam War. The Vietnam War had a lasting impact on Vietnam Veterans, who although they fought their hardest for their country, they returned to a country who saw them as less than heroes.

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Shells/Mortars, bombs, parachutes, and star shells of WWI By Steven Wang English 3 rd period

Shells/Mortars, bombs, parachutes, and star shells of WWI By Steven Wang English 3 rd period . Artillery. Artillery. Discharges projectiles. KILLS MANY PEOPLE!!!!. Of all weapons in WWl , artillery underwent the most changes. Artillery Shells (Projectile).

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