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The Revolutionary War Begining
this is just a little explination if you want to find The Revolutionary War. It made north america a united country under one goverment. King george the 3rd was under rule of the origainal colonies, the townspeople were fine about it. Then king george raised the taxes ALOT! The american colnists got ready for rebleion. But the british found out about the possible rebleion, king george did not lower the taxes the british simpily took away the rebleion needs!

Conclusion
the colonists kept winning citys, until virgina, yorktown was the last british provence the american army finaly caught up with the british commander and Britan left america! The war's spotlight shined on the french and the united states of america.

Iraqi Trouble
on september 11, 2001 19 Iraqi hijackers boarded two airliners and they crashed into the twin towers! 2,991 people(including the hijackers) died, another 24 were presumed dead or missing. Many americans wanted war with the Iraqis. And people were subjecting to terrorism. The americans were targeting at Osama bin Laden and Iraq. The independent Iraqis were overwhelming the americains with thier stupid jumble about them being cowards and bad and" hello infadel!" The united states thought about it and went to war with Iraq! Presedent George Bush supported the war. Afganisan was also seeming to have something to do with 9/11. It did. Movies like "the kingdom" tell you and or shows you about the coflict on Iraq.

Iraqi conculsion
its still going on!

Nazi Germany
world war two left europe exhausted. Especaly germany, it was said "the eye of the war". Adolf Hitler was gathering germans to become a country again but as Adolf got more and more powerfull he started sinking british cruisers with a tiny boy force. Then nazism started world war2.

Nazi Germany conclusion
Adolf shot himself while Berlin fell to the solvet union(russia)

(real article 1) the ancient mongolians
Genghis Khan also known as Temüjin was a simple boy in a village near ulaanbaatar. Until he became one of the greatist generals in china area. Sources say that Genghis as a boy lived in a village called at that time, mongolia it was said to be the only mongol tribe provence at the childhood time. The peoples called the turmids united with the mongols. Temujin was crowned king of the new mongolia his name was changed to genghis. Genghis's last name is not known by many mongolian historians. The mongols wanted to conquer more land The Han Dynasty was the next target! Genghis was thirsty for conquest and land! After some time china was mongolian! Later the mongols were ordered to Korea by Ögedei Khan. The Koreans ordered the mongol withdraw and started to construct defence against mongol threat the mongols atacked Gyeongsang and Jeolla Provinces. Civilian resistance was strong and the mongols found it more hard than they thought.The Korean Imperial Court at Ganghwa attempted to strengthen its fortress. After that, the mongols planned on going west to conquer.The Mongol invasion of Khwarezmia lasted from 1219 to 1221. Also mongols were sent to Japan. They failed for Japan and on thier second atempt, the mongol fleet was scatered by a strong wind which was known as "divine wind". Ironically, it was not originally the intention of the Mongol Khanate to invade the Khwarezmid Empire. Central Asia was mostly mongol. Next was Armenia and Georgia, the medieval kingdom of Georgia first clashed with the advancing Mongol armies in 1220. Although these engagements were nothing but a mere reconnaissance, the Mongols returned, in 1236, in a full-scale invasion, forcing Georgia into submission by 1243. Now the mongols were praticly invincible. Georgian resistance, though initially passive, subsequently evolved into a series of uprisings, frequently combined with the civil strife and a power struggle between pro- and anti-Mongol factions that resulted in the decline and fragmentation of the previously powerful Georgian feudal state. The Mongol rule lasted until the late 1320s, when King George V the Brilliant, through his skillful diplomacy and military success, recovered his kingdom and restored much of its former strength and prosperity. Armenia was basicly non-mercifully conquered. Caucasus is were the mongols went next which resulted in The Battle Of The Kalka river. Next was Volga Bulgaria, the population of Volga Bulgaria was mostly Muslim. Under the influence of Bulgarian culture, more and more nomadic Mongols and Kipchaks were converted to Islam. Volga Bulgaria's Muslim community preferred to call themselves Muslims (Möselmannar), but used the word Bolghar to distinguish themselves from nomadic Moslem Kipchaks. Next the battle experinced mongols traveled to Europe, the Mongol invasions of Europe were centered in their destruction of East Slavic principalities, such as Kiev and Vladimir, under the leadership of Subutai. The Mongols then invaded the Kingdom of Hungary and the fragmented Poland (see History of Poland (966–1385)), the former invasion commanded by Batu Khan, a grandson of Genghis Khan, and the latter a diversion commanded by Kadan, also a grandson of Genghis Khan, though both invasions were also masterminded by Subutai.The Mongols invaded central Europe with three armies. One army defeated an alliance which included forces from the fragmented Poland (see History of Poland (966–1385)) and members of various Christian military orders, led by Henry II the Pious, Duke of Silesia at Legnica (see Battle of Legnica). A second army crossed the Carpathian mountains and a third followed the Danube. The armies re-grouped and crushed Hungary in 1241, defeating the Hungarian army at the Battle of Mohi on April 11, 1241. A devastating Mongol invasion killed half of Hungary's population. The armies swept the plains of Hungary over the summer and in the spring of 1242 regained impetus and extended their control into Austria and Dalmatia as well as invading Moravia. The Great Khan died, and all the "Princes of the Blood" (of Genghis Khan) went back to Mongolia to elect the new Khan. In the mid-1280s Nogai Khan led an invasion of Hungary alongside with Talabuga. Nogai lead an army that ravaged Transylvania with success, where cities like Reghin, Braşov and Bistriţa were plundered and ravaged. However Talabuga, who led an army in Northern Hungary, was stopped by the heavy snow of the Carpathians and the invading force was defeated near Pest by the royal army of Ladislaus IV and ambushed by the Székely in the return. As with later invasions, it was repelled handily, the Mongols losing much of their invading force. The outcome could not have contrasted more sharply with the 1241 invasion, mostly due to the reforms of Béla IV, which included advances in military tactics and, most importantly, the widespread building of stone castles, both in response to the crushing defeat of the Hungarian Kingdom in 1241. Many attempts were made towards forming a Franco-Mongol alliance between the mid-13th and early 14th centuries, starting around the time of the Seventh Crusade. Historians note that in hindsight an alliance between the Mongols and the "Franks" (European Crusaders) often appears a logical choice. The Mongols were already very sympathetic to Christianity as many Mongols were Nestorian Christians. The Europeans were open to the idea of assistance coming from the East, due to the longrunning legend of a mythical Prester John, an Eastern king in a magical kingdom who many believed would arrive someday to help with the fight in the Holy Land. The Mongols and the Franks also shared a common enemy in the Muslims. There were numerous exchanges of letters, gifts and emissaries between the Mongols and the Europeans as well as offers for varying types of cooperation. However, despite many attempts, there was never any long-term successful military collaboration. Modern historians also debate whether or not such an alliance, if it had been successful, would have been effective in shifting the balance of power in the region, and/or whether it would have been a wise choice on the part of the Europeans. Traditionally, the Mongols tended to see outside parties as either subjects, or enemies, with little room in the middle for something such as an ally.Then there was a mecilis, cold-blooded war over Russia.In 1285, Kublai Khan demanded passage through the Kingdom of Đại Việt (in northern Vietnam) for his Yuan army on their invasion of the kingdom of Champa. When Đại Việt's Emperor Trần Nhân Tông refused, the Mongol army, led by Prince Toghan, attacked Đại Việt and seized the capital Thăng Long (modern day Hanoi). The Vietnamese retreated to the south after burning off most of their crops and facilities. Trần Hưng Đạo and other generals escorted the Royal Court, staying just ahead of the Mongol army in hot pursuit. When the Mongol army had been worn down with tropical diseases and lack of supplies, Trần Hưng Đạo launched a counter-offensive. Most of the battles were on the waterfronts, where the Mongols could not use their cavalry strength. Mongol commander Sogetu of the southern front was killed in the battle. In their withdrawal from Đại Việt, the Mongols were also attacked by the Hmong and Yao minorities in the northern regions.The Mongol invasions of Japan of 1274 and 1281 were major military operations undertaken by Kublai Khan to invade the Japanese islands after conquering Korea. Despite their ultimate failure, the invasion attempts are of macrohistorical importance, setting a limit on Mongol expansion, and ranking as nation-defining events in Japanese history. They are referred to in many works of fiction, and are the earliest events for which the word kamikaze, or "divine wind", is widely used. In addition, with the exception of the Occupation at the end of World War II, these failed invasion attempts are the closest Japan has ever come to being invaded within the last 1500 years. Later

the mongol people
each mongol looked 1/4 chinise 1/4 barbarian 1/4 indian and 1/4 euopean. The mongols were tough, strong, fighters.