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English 20 Public

warfare

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Of the 2,200 people on board when the Titanic sank, there were only 700 (s___s)

survivors

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A (s___r) is a soldier who usually works alone and specializes in shooting from very long distances. The word originates from the British occupation of India in the 1800s.

sniper

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Designed to protect the head, (h___s) were first worn in the 23rd century BC.

helmets

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The first (m___g___) was invented in 1718 and could fire nine shots in a minute.

machine gun

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In the Middle Ages, (s___s) were predominantly used by foot soldiers. These men had to be strong and be very good at throwing.

spears

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A (s___d) was used to protect a soldier's body until weapons using gunpowder made them obsolete.

shield

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Excalibur is the legendary (s___d) belonging to King Arthur.

sword

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In 1066, King Harold was killed by an (a___w) which had been fired from a Norman bow.

arrow

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Lee Harvey Oswald fired a single (b___t) at President John F. Kennedy's head and assassinated him.

bullet

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The total number of (c____s) (people killed or injured) caused directly by the First World War is 37.5 million.

casualties

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The United Nations has had peace-keeping (f___s) in different 4 countries since 1948

forces

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Since the 1980s, it's believed that 90% of the victims of modern war are (c____s) (people who don't fight).

civilians

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(C___s) were first used in Europe in the 14th century. Originally, they were stone-filled cylinders that could be fired at the enemy.

Cannons

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Two of Henry VIll's six wives were (e____d) , two he divorced. one died during childbirth, and the last one survived.

executed

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In 1605, a man called Guy Fawkes attempted to (b___u_) the Houses of Parliament with barrels of gunpowder.

blow up

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Mary Seacole and Florence Nightingale were nurses famous for treating the (w____d) during the Crimean War.

wounded

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