you know... like a Bonaparte subject, Colombus subject or Lincoln subject...\nplease state your country as well
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Not specific courses on one hero, but a history course will cover heroes of various sorts.  For example, Harriet Tubman who freed slaves, Frederick Douglass.  In an English course, we learn about heroes in novels, some ancient times and extraordinary (Gilgamesh)  and some modern and ordinary (Lenny, of mice and men) .  Most of our stories of heroes, sadly, come from media and pop culture through movies and such
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Someone whom I find interesting and a person of intelligece .\nEinstein, Abe Lincoln, Leonardo Da Vinci or Shakespeare (he's real right?)\nOops you said one.\nOkay then, Abraham it is.
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If you are British, think of John Major. If you are American, think of George W. Bush. Picture them in your mind.\n\nNow, try coming after that!!
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Here's one example:\n\nThe ghost of Abe Lincoln came down one night and presented young George Washington three carrots and a slice of pig's meat. Then he spoke unto him thus: "Go forth yon journeyer, and if you plant this pig's last vestiges on half-silvermoon's eve, the nation of Denmark shall never want for socks again!"\n\nThen Great Danish sock maker quickly rose from the ashes of his burnt down Chevy Nova and said to the zombie-ghost Abe Lincoln, "Nay! For the people of my land have but one chicken and 23 foxes for our game of freeze tag.  If thou dost wishes to save our people from the tyranny of the great and terrible King Richard the Half Toast, you must first take yonder pig's vestiges to the Isle of Moderate Aberrations and offer it to the Demi-God Henry Clay.  With his help, we shall beat the Half Toast in freeze tag once and for all!"
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You best bet is to go to an antique collector, preferably someone who deals in historical memorabilia.\n\nWhich president? There's a good chance you can find a document with their signature somewhere on the Internet.
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This website should give you more than enough ideas for your project http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canada#History\n\nGood Luck!!!
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Don't give a damn, you "king".\nBe careful if you talk about a king to a French, you'll be beheaded lol
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A distant relative of mine was public hangman in one of the colonies. I see a useful career opportunity in your politics.
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It is rumored that Napoleon Bonaparte did. My old Social Studies teacher told us that.
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Either Lincoln or Kennedy
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homework?\n\nPunic was the word used to describe those from Carthage in Roman times.  It is thought to be a form of our word Phoenician
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By the sound of it, it sounds as you have a choice of anything from the French Revolution or Napoleonic period between 1789 and 1815.\n\nMy choices would be\n\nMob seizes Bastille, frees prisoners\nJuly 15 1789\n\nNapoleon crowned as French emperor\nMay 19, 1805\n\nDuke of Wellington defeats Napoleon in "close run thing"\nJune 23, 1815\n\nNapoleon Bonaparte, former Emperor of France, dies in exile\n6 May 1821
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You could write about any famous person that has done something for America or of a famous battle that has been fought like the civil war.
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Sometimes Literature,concerning the era you are interested in history.Theoritical subjects,maybe Sociology
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Me, being a history buff and teacher, I would look at maybe the Civil War and pick one battle, or pre Civil War America, the Reconstruction, or focus on Abe Lincoln or Robert E. Lee.   You could probably write a whole paper on just the Gettysburg Address!  Good luck!  There are a ton of books written and internet articles on the Civil War.  In my opinion, it's interesting also.
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chelsea this is your history teacher your in big trouble tommorow and is prussia
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How about...the history of small countries in Southeast Asia?  Or the pleasures of bicycling?  The Punic Wars?  Canadians' ideas about the US?  Life in Japan?  Unique wildlife of Australia?  Modern-day piracy in the Straits of Malacca?\nThat's all I can think of in 1 1/2 minutes.