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Механики

## Атрибуты

Эти характеристики игрок может повысить или понизить с помощью усилителей.

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## Образы

**Образы** (ориг. *Imagos*) — это механика бонусов от мебели. С помощью образов игрок может улучшать различные навыки. Они позволяют быстрее перезаряжать оружие, получать больше крови при стирке одежды, эффективнее лечиться и т.д. Всего в игре 22 образа.

Каждый образ может быть развит до 250 очков. Каждое очко даёт +0,1 % к бонусу.

10 очков, например, дадут +1 % к бонусу. Развив образ до 250 очков, игрок получит максимальные +25 % к бонусу навыка.

### Уменьшение отдачи

5 образов, каждый из которых отвечает за свой тип огнестрельного оружия. Уменьшают разброс пуль при стрельбе, повышают меткость.

### Скорость перезарядки

5 образов, каждый из которых отвечает за свой тип огнестрельного оружия. Уменьшают время, требуемое на перезарядку оружия.

### Эффективность лечения

3 образа для сладкой еды, солёной еды и лекарств. Увеличивают количество восстанавливаемого здоровья при лечении.

### Снижение насыщения

2 образа для сладкой и солёной еды. Уменьшают насыщение при лечении.

### Скорость использования и восстановления

* Скорость потребления пищи
* Скорость использования лекарств
* Скорость восстановления выносливости
* Скорость восстановления после кровотечения
* Скорость восстановления зрения
* Скорость восстановления слуха

### Добыча крови с одежды

Увеличивает количество получаемой крови при стирке одежды.
Персонажи

**Горожане** — персонажи игры *Hell is Others*.

## Торговцы

Дают миссии и продают товары или оказывают услуги:

Андре
Билл
Каспар
Кора
Дороти
Говард
Хаксли
Джим
Джонни
Карл
Мартин
Мэри Энн
Молли
Филиппа
Уинстон
Отис
Сэнди

## Жители

Дают миссии, но ничего не продают:

Бездна
Октав
Осень
Конрой
Дикон
Глен
Джейкоб
Лиззи
Мэгги
Мия
Стеллан
Яра
Преподобная Берениче
Альгернон

## Сюжетные

Появляются только в ходе выполнения главных квестов и не играют роли в геймплее:

Адам Смитсон (главный герой)
Альфред
Мастер
Администратор
Эрмет
Изольда
Джеральдина
Одетта
Вернон
Нотариус
Der Marquis

Eine Flussbarke an der Grenze zum Davokar, zuvor als die Flussmaid, bekannt.

Nach der Belagerung von Auregan Reach und der Versteinerung des Mitbesitzers Lafayette, ließ der neue Mitbesitzer Goff zu Ehren des Marquise das Segel mit dem Wappen von Lafayette (gekreuztes Rapier mit einem Buckler) neu aufziehen und taufte die Barke auf "Der Marquise" um.
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Hyperstition

Hyperstition is something originally virtual, potential, fictional, semiotic, outside, occult, and future; it is effective, agentive, and powerful, making itself real, present, material, revealed, and historic.

> *Hyperstition. Element of effective culture that makes itself real, through fictional quantities functioning as time-travelling potentials. Hyperstition operates as a coincidence intensifier, effecting a call to the Old Ones.*
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Hyperstition can be said to be the occult perspective on hype (and other similar processes: panic, desire) – *immediately effective cybernetic process operating by intense feedback spirals*.

The occult/the outside is working in the historical time (and constructs itself through it) through coincidence and synchronicity, glitches and unforeseen consequences.

> […] *cyberpunk lurks in the near future, building itself out of the unanticipated consequences of technical development.*
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Hyperstition can be considered from the perspective of human agency (*‘beliefs’ hyperstitionally condense into realities*) or from the perspective of the outside, Old Ones agency (*human intelligences are mere incubators through which intrusions are directed against the order of historical time*).

Capitalist system is an auspicious milieu for hyperstition because it is hyperreal:

> *Y2K is just one more example of the way in which capitalist reality is indistinguishable from fiction: in capital's world of simulation and cybernetic anticipation, all that is solid has melted into the abstract and virtual. Which is not to subscribe to some melancholy postmodern story about derealization so much as to point to ways in which virtual agencies - such as potentials - have the most material effect imaginable.*
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### See also:

* Cybergothic Hyperstition: Fast-Forward to the Old Ones, Iris Carver, 1998
* What Didn't Happen at the Millennium?

1. ↑ CCRU Glossary
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 A Short Prehistory of Ccru
3. ↑ ‘Hyperstition: An Introduction’: Delphi Carstens Interviews Nick Land. 2009.
Like

Like!

Like is a symbol that used on emojis and it can express encouragement.

## Appearance

Like resembles a big yellow hand and a face on top of its thumb.

## Symbol Theory

In some cultures, including Australia, Greece, and the Middle East, the thumbs-up gesture can be considered obscene, equivalent to “Up yours!”

In many Western cultures, the thumbs-up emoji enjoys a wide range of use in text messages, social-media posts, and other forms of digital communication. On its own, a thumbs-up emoji can indicate “OK” or “Got it.” For example, if one person asked to meet another at 2:30, the other person could acknowledge the appointment with a thumbs-up emoji. The thumbs-up emoji also frequently punctuates text, sometimes in strings for additional emphasis, to indicate positivity, agreement, approval, encouragement, or assurance, an equivalent to “Awesome!” or Great job!”. Someone might comment “That looks great! 👍” to celebrate a piece of online artwork.

## Trivia

* Like symbol is also an emoji.
* Like symbol is also for thumbs-up.
Libra

Libra!

Libra is a zodiac sign.

## Appearance

Libra appears to be zodiac sign light blue and his eyes and his mouth were on the top and a line on the bottom.

## Zodiac Sign Theory

Libra (♎︎) (Greek: Ζυγός Zygós, Latin for "scales") is the seventh astrological sign in the zodiac. It spans 180°–210° celestial longitude.

Libra is the cardinal modality of the three air signs, the others being Gemini and Aquarius. The main connotations of planets under this sign are sociable, rational, and detached when dealing with situations.

## Trivia

* He is the 7th zodiac sign.
* Libra used to be an omega symbol

## Gallery

These are the images for Libra in Libra/Gallery
Caret

Caret!

Caret is a symbol is used for additional words on text.

## Appearance

Caret appears to be a upside down wide v shape pink color and toes on the bottom.

## Symbol Theory

A caret (^) is a symbol that has a variety of uses in different fields, such as mathematics or computer programming. In writing, carets are most commonly used in proofreading.

## Trivia

* The caret is used for additional words.
* Caret resembles an upside-down v symbol.
Recycle

Recycle

Recycle symbol is a symbol used for trash bins.

## Appearance

Recycle symbol resembles 3 green arrows (reduce, reuse and recycle.) And a black outline.

## Symbol Theory

Is internationally recognized for symbol for recycling activity. The symbol's creation originates on the first Earth Day in 1970, where the logo depicted is a Möbius strip. The public domain status of the symbol has been challenged before, but attempts have been unsuccessful. Many variations on the logo had been created since its creation.

The recycling symbol is in the public domain, and is not a trademark. The Container Corporation of America originally applied for a trademark on the design, but the application was challenged, and the corporation decided to abandon the claim. As such, anyone may use or modify the recycling symbol, royalty-free

## Trivia

* Recycling symbol is described as a symbol and it used for trash bins.
* The symbol's creation originates on the first Earth Day in 1970.
Ampersand

Ampersand!

Ampersand is an and symbol.

## Appearance

Ampersand appears to be a dark blue color and his eye circles where wrinkled and they are on the back and a front mouth.

## Symbol Theory

The ampersand is a symbol that is really not complicated at all. It has one, and only one, job that it likes to do: swap in for the word and. That’s it. However, things get just a little bit tricky if you want to use the ampersand properly in formal writing.

An ampersand (&) is a typographical symbol that is rarely used in formal writing. It is read aloud as the word and and is used as a substitute for that word in informal writing and in the names of products or businesses.

## Trivia

* Ampersand is an and symbol
* The Ampersand symbol used by formal writing.
Asterisk

Asterisk

Asterisk is a star shaped symbol.

## Appearance

Asterisk resembles a yellow color, yellow eyelids and a smile.

## Animation Appearance

Asterisk Introduced himself after he walks with his 2 feet

## Symbol Theory

An asterisk is a star-shaped symbol (\*) that has a few uses in writing. It is most commonly used to signal a footnote, but it is sometimes also used to clarify a statement or to censor inappropriate language.

## Trivia

* He is a star-shaped symbol.
* Asterik can used in inappropriate language.She hes a very short episode. Which has only two characters.
Copyright Symbol

Copyright Symbol! ©

Copyright Symbol is the symbol used in copyright notices for works other than sound recordings.

## Appearance

Copyright Symbol resembles a letter C and two teeth and his eyelids is orange. He is inside the circle and a yellow color.

## Symbol Theory

The use of the symbol is described by the Universal Copyright Convention. The symbol is widely recognized but, under the Berne Convention, is no longer required in most nations to assert a new copyright.

## Trivia

* In fact, the copyright symbol is letter C is the same appearance from Alphabet Lore my Mike Salcedo.

## Gallery

These are the images for Copyright Symbol in Copyright Symbol/Gallery
Brackets

Bracket!

Brackets is a symbol that is used in an enclosed sentence or a phrase.

## Appearance

Brackets appears to be round brackets with two faces, two mouths and a medium blue color. Their two faces are similar to W's.

## Symbol Theory

These are also known as the round brackets and written as cↄ . These are the most common types of brackets. They are used for grouping different values and equations together.

## Trivia

* The brackets used for an enclosed sentence or a phrase.
* It is also to group of different values and equations.
Aquarius

Aquarius zodiac sign!

Aquarius is a zodiac sign.

## Appearance

Aquarius resembles two waves. His eyes on the top and his mouth is on the middle and a medium blue color.

## Zodiac Sign Theory

Aquarius (♒︎) (Greek: Υδροχόος Ydrochóos, Latin for "water-bearer") is the eleventh astrological sign in the zodiac, originating from the constellation Aquarius. Under the tropical zodiac, the Sun is in the Aquarius sign between about January 20 and about February 18.

## Zodiac Sign Myth

The water carrier represented by the zodiacal constellation Aquarius is Ganymede, a beautiful Phrygian youth. Ganymede was the son of Tros, king of Troy (according to Lucian, he was also the son of Dardanus). While tending to his father's flocks on Mount Ida, Ganymede was spotted by Zeus. The king of gods fell in love with him and flew down to the mountain in the form of a large bird, whisking Ganymede away to the heavens. Ever since, the boy has served as cupbearer to the gods. Ovid has Orpheus sing the tale.

## Trivia

* Aquarius is the 11th zodiac sign.
* Aquarius element is air.

## Gallery

These are the images for Aquarius in Aquarius/Gallery
British Isles

The **British Isles** are a group of islands off the northwest coast of Western Europe, including the island of Ireland and the island of "Great Britain", which includes England, Scotland, and Wales. The isles contain multiple cultures, including Celts, Anglo-Saxons, and Gaels, and the island of Great Britain and Northern Ireland are controlled by the United Kingdom, while Ireland rules the rest of its own island. The isles have a population of 68,017,607 people.
Great Britain

**Great Britain** was a sovereign state in the British Isles that existed from May 1, 1707 to December 31, 1800, with its capital being London, England. Great Britain was formed in the Acts of Union 1707, which united England (This including Wales and the Isle of Man) with Scotland as one kingdom; Ireland was a separate realm, but it was a part of the British Empire. Great Britain's colonies stretched from the Thirteen Colonies in North America, Belize in Central America, Jamaica and the Bahamas in the Caribbean, Guyana in South America, and India in the Indian Subcontinent, having a vast colonial empire. In the 1740s, Britain fought in the War of the Austrian Succession against the Kingdom of France and crushed a rebellion by the Jacobites, and Britain proceeded to fight against France in the Seven Years' War and French and Indian War from 1754 to 1763, and in the 1770s Britain fought against the United States, France, Spain, and the United Provinces in the American Revolutionary War. Britain once had the strongest navy, the Royal Navy, and the powerful British Army was also noted for its power; however, the Revolution ended in the defeat of the British by colonists, ruining Britain's reputation. In 1800, Great Britain united with Ireland to form the United Kingdom.
Carpathian Basin

The **Carpathian Basin** is a large basin in Central Europe, located to the west and south of the Transylvanian plateau. Also known as the "Pannonian Basin", the basin centers on the country of Hungary, but it also extends to Ukraine, Romania, Serbia, Croatia, Slovakia, Slovenia, and Austria. The Magyars settled in the Carpathian Basin in the late 9th century under Arpad, and the region is the home of the Hungarian people.
Delta Force

**Delta Force**, formally the **1st Special Forces Operational Detachment-Delta** (**1st SFOD-D**), is a United States Army unit used for hostage rescue and counterterrorism, formed on 19 November 1977 as the threat of terrorism against the United States grew. Delta Force's first operation, Operation Eagle Claw, was a disaster. However, Delta Force redeemed itself in a series of special forces operations, including the rescue of hijacked planes, fighting the FMLN alongside the Salvadoran Army in the 1980s, taking part in the 1983 invasion of Grenada, and several operations in the Middle East and East Africa. Delta Force's size is classified, as is much of their operational history, which includes several covert Cold War operations.
Cancer

Рак (знак зодиака)

Caner is a zodiac sign.

## Appearance

Cancer resembles a red color sign and number 69 and has a mouth on the bottom.

## Zodiac Sign Theory

Cancer (♋︎) (Greek: Καρκίνος Karkínos, Latin for "crab") is the fourth astrological sign in the zodiac, originating from the constellation of Cancer. It spans from 90° to 120° celestial longitude. Under the tropical zodiac, the Sun transits this area between approximately June 22 and July 22.

## Trivia

* Cancer is the 4th zodiac sign.
* His zodiac sign element is water.

## Gallery

These are the images for Cancer in Cancer/Gallery
Black Lives Matter

**Black Lives Matter** is an African-American civil rights activism organization founded in 2013 in response to United States police officers killing unarmed African-Americans, in some cases killing innocent people. The organization was founded by Alicia Garza, Patrisse Cullors, and Opal Tometi, prominent NAACP members, but it has no formal hierarchy, as it originated as a Twitter hashtag and became an online movement. While the group has positive influences from the Civil Rights movement, LGBT rights, and Occupy Wall Street, it is also influenced by Black Power, black feminism, and hip-hop, and the group's protests were violent at times. The riots in Ferguson were destructive, and the movement was responsible for defacing graves of Confederate States Army soldiers in the South, leading to some considering them to be terrorists or unruly thugs. The movement returned to prominence amid the largely peaceful George Floyd protests of 2020-2021, although widespread public support for the movement (including among progressive youths and newly "self-educated", middle-class white adults) declined as a result of continued (albeit relatively rare) instances of looting and violence, as well as because of the movement's radical stances on police abolition, the "Defund the Police" movement (calling for the reallocation of public funding from police departments to other public services, or, more extremely, the elimination of police departments), and the idea that only those in power (i.e. white people) could be racist, views which even the centrist wing of the Democratic Party rejected during the 2020 presidential election.
British East India Company

The **East India Company** (1600-1874) was a joint-stock company and megacorporation founded for pursuing and monopolizing trade for Great Britain in India and the Caribbean. The Company appointed its own leaders and was a mere protectorate of Great Britain, and its lands in India were entirely absorbed into the Indian Empire in 1858.

## History

The East India Company was founded by British explorers who colonized lands in the East Indies (Indian Sub-Continent), selling spice, a valuable resource only found in the Far East. The EIC found success in trading these goods, and was headquartered in London, England; Hong Kong, China; Port Royal, Jamaica; and Edo, Nippon (Japan). With connections far and wide, they dominated the seas with the protection and usage of the British Royal Navy.

In the 1700s, the company took steps to eradicate piracy in the Caribbean and the East Indies, but their key leader Cutler Beckett (1706-1745) was killed by Pirates when HMS Endeavour was sunk in the Pacific Ocean. Their quest to hunt down piracy ended in the 1740s, and they instead focused their interests back to trade. In the 1750s and early 1760s the EIC fought the French in India during the Seven Years War, winning the Battle of Plassey and the Battle of Wandiwash, and they took over Orissa & Circars, with the port of Bombay serving as their capital in India. For the rest of the 1700s they expanded their empire against the Indians and won the Mysore Wars and Maratha Wars, and in 1849 completed their wars in India by conquering the Sikh Empire of Punjab.

In 1857, however, the Company gained the negative attention of the British Crown for its atrocities committed in its campaign against the Punjabis and rebellious Indians in the First Indian War of Independence, and although they won the war, the British disbanded the company and instead installed the Indian Empire.

## Gallery

EIC mercenaryEIC Mercenary cavalryAnother Sepoy soldierBritish India in 1783India in 1796; Britain has lost Orissa & Circars to the Mughals; Afghans have lost Sindh to Marathas; Mughals have lost much of western India to the Marathas.
European Union

The **European Union** (**EU**) is a political-economic union of 28 states in Europe that was formed in 1993 after the end of the Cold War. With a combined population of 508 million people (7.3% of the world population) and 24% of the global GDP, the EU was formed to unite Europe, with the Schengen Area allowing for "European citizens" to travel freely between the member states and the Eurozone providing a common currency for the member states.

## History

The European Union was formed on November 1, 1993 in the Treaty of Maastricht, and its goal was to unite Europe with common citizenship and currency. Borders were opened between all member states, and the Eurozone - the countries that used the Euro currency - was formed as a uniting factor in European trade. The Schengen Area was formed as an area of free travel between European countries, relaxing border control and allowing for European citizens to travel across the EU. 24% of the global GDP and 7.3% of the world population belongs to the European Union, and the EU is a symbol of the West; for this reason, Russia and its allies have refused to join the EU.
Continental Navy

The **Continental Navy** was the navy of the United States during the American Revolutionary War, existing from 1775 to 1783 as the first incarnation of the modern United States Navy. Although the Continental Navy had little success in the war with Great Britain's fearsome Royal Navy, future admirals such as John Paul Jones and John Barry would gain experience in naval warfare while serving in the fleet.

## History

The Continental Navy was established on June 12 1775 when Rhode Island had passed a resolution creating a state navy to fight against Great Britain. The navy was formally created on 13 October 1775, with John Adams drafting the first governing regulations. Naval veterans such as Abraham Whipple, John Paul Jones, and Nicholas Biddle and politicians such as Esek Hopkins, John Burroughs Hopkins, and Dudley Saltonstall would be the first admirals, and the first major naval operation was the Battle of Nassau on 3-4 March of 1776, when Esek Hopkins led a raid on the Bahamas to steal gunpowder from the British Army. However, the 6 April 1776 Battle of Block Island was a British victory, as was the Battle of Valcour Island on October 11 of that same year. Valcour Island proved that the Americans could not hope to defeat the British in large naval battles, so the Continental Congress decided to issue letters of marque to privateers and authorized attacks on British shipping. On 23 September 1779, the most famous naval action of the war between the Americans and British occurred when John Paul Jones and *Bonhomme Richard* fought HMS Serapis off Flamborough Head, capturing the British ship, while the French ship *Pallas* would capture the other British ship, HMS *Countess of Scarborough*. 65 vessels would see action with the Continental Navy, only 11 ships survived the war. The desperate government of the United States would sell its last ships to help the economy, with the last ship being sold in 1783, a mere two years after the end of the American Revolutionary War.
Afrikaners

**Afrikaners** are a white European ethnic group in South Africa, consisting of white people whose first language was the Dutch-based Afrikaans language. Most Afrikaners are descended from the Dutch, French, and German Boers, and many of them adhered to Calvinist Protestantism. Afrikaner political identity was formed and expressed by the national Party of South Africa, and the common approval of *apartheid* strengthened the Afrikaner control of the government and society as a whole. As pressures to change the system grew during the 1980s, the unity of the Afrikaners began to collapse, and Afrikaner culture and values were challenged by the end of *apartheid* and the establishment of a multi-racial democracy in 1994, become one of eleven officially recognized South African cultures. In 2017, the Afrikaner world population was around 3,500,000, with 2,710,461 living in South Africa and 92,400 living in neighboring Namibia.
FC Shakhtar Donetsk

**FC Shakhtar Donetsk** is a Ukrainian professional football club from Donetsk, founded on May 24, 1936. Shakhtar played in the very first Soviet football competitions and was one of the oldest clubs in Ukraine, and it won the Soviet Cup in both 1961 and 1962. The club became the most popular football club in Ukraine, and the exclusive favorite of those living in the east. As the result of the Donbass War in 2014, FC Shakhtar Donetsk moved to Lviv, and it then moved to Kharkiv in 2017 with its headquarters in Kiev.
Faroe Islands

The **Faroe Islands** is an archipelago in the northern Atlantic Ocean, located between Greenland and Iceland. The islands were owned by Norway from 1035 to 1814, when Denmark was granted the Faroes, Greenland, and Iceland in exchange for Sweden being allowed to annex Norway. In 1948, the Faroes became a self-governing country within Denmark, but Denmark influences almost every aspect of Faroese government except for trade. By 2016, the Faroe Islands had a population of 49,188 people.
Defense Intelligence Agency

The **Defense Intelligence Agency** (**DIA**) is an external intelligence agency of the United States federal government specializing in defense and military intelligence. The agency was formed on 1 October 1961 as a component of the Department of Defense and the US intelligence community, and it informs civilian and defense policymakers about the military capabilities of foreign governments and non-state actors and collects and analyzes military-related foreign political, economic, industrial, geographic, and medical and health intelligence. One-fourth of all intelligence content that goes into the President's daily brief is collected by the DIA. By 2017, it had an approximate strength of 17,000, with 75% being civilian and 25% being military; its true number is classified. Half of its employees are overseas at US embassies and other locations in 140 countries, and they have been involved in intelligence efforts throughout the Cold War, the War on Terror (being greatly expanded in size and scope after 9/11), and on American soil.
Anarchism

**Anarchism** is a political ideology that advocates self-governed, stateless societies. Anarchism opposes the concept of the state and hierarchy, and it supports anti-authoritarian communism, syndicalism, and participatory economics. There are various anarchist schools of thought, including leftist anarcho-communism and right-wing anarcho-liberalism. Some anarchists advocate trade unions and labor cooperatives running society (syndicalism), while others advocate voluntary associations. Anarchism is typically described as a far-left political ideology due to its focus on communal life without money or hierarchy. The ideology was championed by the French politician Pierre-Joseph Proudhon and by the Russian philosopher Mikhail Bakunin.
Berbers

**Berbers** are an ethnic group from North Africa, and the main ethnic group in Morocco, Algeria, Mauritania, Mali, Tunisia, Libya, and Egypt. In the era of Barbarian Invasion (363-476), the Berbers were centered on the city of Tingi in Mauretania (present-day Morocco) and Dimmidi in Sahara.

## History

The Berbers (or Libyans/Moors/Numidians) were the nomadic people that inhabited North Africa, descended from the "Iberomaurusian"(c.25/23,000 – c. 11,000 cal BP) and "capsian"(c. 8,000 – c. 2,700 BC) cultures native to North Africa. The Berber people traded camels in the Sahara and consumed dairy products due to their cattle bartering, and they lived in small camps.

In the late Roman Empire era, the Berbers began to become a major power, attacking Roman North Africa and fighting against the Goths' Kingdom of Baetica after 393. The Berbers expanded after the fall of the Western Roman Empire, conquering all of Spain from the Goths in 711 AD following the Battle of Transducine Promontories. They became "Moors", with their own culture, which still heavily influences Spain.

Eventually, the Berbers formed civilized empires, and today the Bedouin continue their cattle training and living in camps in the hot Sahara. They form the majority populations of the countries of North Africa and the northern parts of countries along the Sahara Desert like Mauritania, Mali, Niger, and Sudan. The Berbers could mix with the Arabs that came to North Africa at the time of the Arab conquests, while they could also mix with the Africans, giving the Berbers any skin color from light to very dark.
Austrian Empire

The **Austrian Empire** was a large empire which existed from 1804 to 1867 (although it was separated from Prussia in 1701). The empire was centered in present-day Austria in Central Europe, with Vienna serving as the capital. Austria ruled over Hungary, Croatia, Silesia, Bohemia, Moravia, and Transylvania, and it would fight against the Ottoman Empire to expand into the Balkans, against Poland to expand into Eastern Europe, against Prussia to reunite the German states under Catholic rule, and against France to expand west. The empire was glorious, having high prestige due to its patronage of the arts and its strong military and political power. In 1804, the Austrian Empire was declared after the Holy Roman Empire was dissolved, and the Austrian Empire would be the great power dominating Central Europe. From 1848 to 1860, Austria fought against France and Sardinia to maintain control over its Italian possessions, and Austria was defeated by Prussia in a seven-week war in 1866. On 30 March 1867, Austria decided to recognize Hungary as a country in union with Austria and not as a colony, and Austria-Hungary was formed, with Austria and Hungary having their own politicians and armies.
British 6th Airborne Division

The **British 6th Airborne Division** was an airborne division of the British Army that existed from 1943 to 1948 during World War II. The division was led by Richard Nelson Gale, and it first took part in the Operation Tonga landings in Normandy, France in June 1944. The division would take part in the advance to the River Seine, the Battle of the Bulge, the Operation Varsity assault on Wesel, Germany, and fighting against Jewish paramilitary forces in Mandatory Palestine during the Palestinian Civil War in 1947. The division was disbanded in 1948.
Aphrodite

**Aphrodite** is a minor goddess in Greek mythology who is the goddess of love, beauty, pleasure, and procreation. She was the daughter of either Uranus, a Titan or Zeus, God of Lightning; and Dione, a titaness. She was said to have been born on Cyprus. Aphrodite's beauty led to many of the other gods fighting over her, so Zeus married her to the deformed and ugly Hephaestus, ensuring that nobody would fight over her. However, she had affairs with the God of War Ares and mortals Anchises and Adonis.

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Another statue to Aphrodite at the Acrocorinth, 431 BC.webp
Constitution of the Year XII

The **Constitution of the Year XII** was the national constitution of France, adopted in 1804. The constitution replaced the Constitution of the Year VIII and the Constitution of the Year X, establishing the First French Empire with Napoleon Bonaparte as its hereditary emperor. The constitution therefore created an empire ruled by the House of Bonaparte, and it was abolished in 1814 after the Bourbon Restoration.
Fort Sumter

**Fort Sumter** is a sea fort in Charleston, South Carolina. Its construction began in 1829, and it was named after the American Revolutionary War hero Thomas Sumter. On December 26, 1860, after South Carolina seceded from the Union, Major Robert Anderson decided to move the garrison of Fort Moultrie to Fort Sumter, which was still under construction, in order to avert bloodshed with the Confederate States Army. However, Confederate general P.G.T. Beauregard laid siege to the 85-strong garrison of Fort Sumter, and, on April 12, 1861, the Battle of Fort Sumter - the first battle of the American Civil War - began. For 34 hours, the Confederate batteries in Charleston harbor bombarded the fort, and Major Anderson was ultimately forced to surrender. Two Union soldiers - Daniel Hough and Edward Galloway - were killed in an accidental gunpowder explosion, marking the first deaths of the war. On April 7, 1863, the Union attempted to retake the fort, but their assault failed, and they besieged Charleston until the war's end in 1865. On April 14, 1865, Anderson returned to the fort to raise the Union flag himself, symbolically ending the conflict where it had begun. The fort was in ruins by the war's end, and it was used as an unmanned lighthouse station from 1876 to 1897. On April 28, 1948, it became a state park.
American Expeditionary Forces

The **American Expeditionary Forces** (**AEF**) was a 2 million-strong formation of the United States Army, United States Marine Corps, and United States Air Force sent to participate in World War I alongside the Triple Entente. The AEF was led by General John J. Pershing, and the AEF landed its first 14 thousand troops in France in June 1917. Pershing refused the Allies' requests for American troops to be sent in to fill gaps in Allied armies, saying that the Americans would not fight under foreign command; however, they were inexperienced, and they first saw action in May 1918 at Cantigny. The US troops would also fight in the Second Battle of the Marne, the Battle of Belleau Wood, the Battle of Chateau-Thierry, the Battle of Saint-Mihiel, and the Meuse-Argonne Offensive, the last of which was the deadliest battle in US history; 26,000 Americans died in the offensive. During the war, the AEF suffered around 320,000 losses, including 116,516 dead and 204,000 wounded. Around 63,114 of the deaths were from the Spanish flu outbreak. The AEF would proceed to occupy parts of Germany until 1919, when the Treaty of Versailles ended the war.
AK-74u

**AK-74u** is a Kalashnikov assault rifle developed in 1974 by the Soviet Union. Mikhail Kalashnikov designed the AK-74u to replace the AK-47 for frontline service by the Soviet Army, seeing action for the first time in the Soviet-Afghan War. The AK-74u saw service not only in the USSR, but also in Warsaw Pact-aligned nations, former Soviet republics, or Middle Eastern countries friendly to the USSR, with Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein stockpiling Soviet arms for use in the Iran-Iraq War and Gulf War and later taken up by Iraqi insurgents during the Iraq War.
Armenian Highlands

The **Armenian Highlands** is the central-most and highest of the three land-locked plateaus that together form the northern sector of the Middle East. It borders Anatolia in the west, Iran to the southeast, the Caucasus in the northeast, and Mesopotamia to the southwest. During the Iron Age, the region was known as Urartu, and, since the 1040s, the highlands have been ruled by the Turkic and Persian peoples. Historically, the region was mainly inhabited by Armenians, as well as minorities of Assyrians, Georgians, Greeks, Jews, and Persians.
Alps

The **Alps** are the most extensive mountain range in Europe, stretching from France in the west to Slovenia and Austria to the east. The Alps separate Southern Europe from Western Europe and Central Europe, and the region has historically been an important barrier for armies to cross in times of war. Hannibal crossed the **Alps** in 218 BC, Alexander Suvorov crossed the Alps in 1799, and Napoleon crossed the Alps in 1800 with an army of 40,000 troops. The region is home to 14,000,000 people, with the country of Switzerland being surrounded by these mountains.
American West

The **American West** is a region encompassing the western United States, consisting of the states of Washington, Oregon, California, Idaho, Nevada, Utah, Arizona, Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, and New Mexico on the American mainland and the non-contiguous states of Alaska and Hawaii; during the 19th and early 20th centuries, the West was also thought to have included Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska, South Dakota, and North Dakota (most lands west of the Mississippi River were called "the West" during the 1800s). In 2010, the region had a population of 74,254,423 people, with most of them living along the coast.
Galil

The Galil is an assault rifle that was developed in the late 1960s and been in service since 1972. Invented by Israel, the IMI Galil has been exported to allies of Israel and NATO countries during the Cold War, and it has seen action in the Lebanese Civil War, Guatemalan Civil War, Colombian Conflict, Somali Civil War, Afghanistan War, and Iraq War.
Ceaser

***Caesar*** was a title in the Roman Empire that signified the heir apparent to the empire and/or the junior emperor. Emperor Claudius was the first to use the title "Caesar", during the Principate era, but it would first be applied in its later sense when Claudius made his stepson Nero his "caesar", his heir apparent. Under the Tetrarchy - formed by Diocletian in 293 - there were to be two men with the title *Augustus*, with each of them ruling a half of the empire; both of them would have junior emperors with the title *caesar*. This effectively created the Western Roman Empire and Eastern Roman Empire, and the title *Caesar* became the title for the junior emperors of both empires.
Donbass Arena

The **Donbass Arena** is a stadium in Donetsk, Ukraine that was opened on August 29, 2009. The arena is located in the Lenin Comsomol Park in central Donetsk, and it had a capacity of 52,518 spectators. The arena hosts FC Shakhtar Donetsk, and it hosted some matches of the UEFA Euro 2012 competition. On August 22, 2014, during the Donbass War, the arena was damaged by artillery shelling as the Ukrainian army clashed with the Donetsk People's Republic's militia. All Shakhtar games were moved to Lviv in the west before moving to the Metalist Stadium in Kharkiv in 2017, while the club's headquarters was shifted to the capital of Kiev.
Franklin Sousley

Franklin Runyon Sousley (September 19, 1925 – March 21, 1945) was a United States Marine Corps Private First Class who was one of the six Marines who raised the second of two U.S. flags on top of Mount Suribachi during the Battle of Iwo Jima on February 23, 1945.

## Biography

Franklin was born in Hill Top, Kentucky, and was the second child to Merle Sousley and Goldie Mitchell. At age two his five-year-old brother, Malcolm died from appendicitis. He attended a two-room schoolhouse in nearby Elizaville, and attended Fleming County High School in nearby Flemingsburg. In May of 1933, his younger brother Julian was born, and he lost his father a year later when he was nine years old, Franklin was the only male figure in the family and assisted his mother in raising Julian. Sousley graduated from High School in May 1943 and resided in Dayton, Ohio as a worker in a refrigerator factory before he was drafted into the United States Marine Corps on January 5, 1944. Franklin was sent to boot camp in San Diego, California. Two months later on March 15, 1944, Sousley was assigned to E Company, 2nd Battalion, US 28th Marine Regiment, US 5th Marine Division at Camp Pendleton, California. In September, the 5th Marines were sent to Hawaii for more training to prepare for the invasion of porkchop ashley like island called Iwo Jima. On November 22, he was promoted to the rank of private first class. On February 19, 1945, Franklin Sousley landed on Iwo Jima and fought in the battle for the capture of the island alongside with Navy Corpsman John Bradley, PFC. Ira Hayes, PFC. Rene Gagnon, Corporal Harlon Block, PFC. Harold Schultz, and Sergeant Michael Strank. The men including Sousley participating raised the second and larger of two American flags at the top of Mount Suribachi, an image immortalized ever after by photographer Joe Rosenthal's photograph on February 23, 1945. Sadly, Franklin was shot multiple times by an Imperial Japanese sniper when he was walking down an open road on the nearly-secured island. Ira Hayes witnessed Franklin lying on the ground and was holding him and said he said that he was fine and doesn't feel a thing as he dies in Ira's arms. In reports, it's said that Sousley was originally buried on Iwo Jima, his remains were reinterred on May 8, 1947, in Elizaville Cemetery in Fleming County, Kentucky.

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Franklin Sousley in 1945Sousley about to plant the Second Flag on Iwo JimaSousley dying in Ira Hayes arms
Georges Clemenceau

**Georges Clemenceau** (September 28, 1841 – November 24, 1929) was Prime Minister of France from October 25, 1906 to July 24, 1909, succeeding Ferdinand Sarrien and preceding Aristide Briand, and from November 16, 1917 to January 20, 1920, succeeding Paul Painleve and preceding Alexandre Millerand. He was a leader of the Radical Party of France.

## Biography

Georges Clemenceau was born in Mouilleron-en-Pareds, Vendee, France on 28 September 1841. He came from a region that was fiercely republican, having formerly been a hotbed for people with monarchist sympathies at the time of the French Revolution. He worked as a political activist and writer, and he was Mayor of Montmartre at the time of the Paris Commune from 1870 to 1871. Furthermore, he became a member of the Chamber of Deputies and leader of the Radicals in 1876. Although a brilliant speaker, his sharp, destructive, and negative temperament earned him few friends, and he lost his seat in 1893 owing to his links with the Panama scandal. His attacks against the right-wing during the Dreyfus affair launched his comeback, and he became a Senator in 1902. His first period in office as Prime Minister was best known for his savage repression of labor unrest, which earned him the hostility of the SFIO and left him little time for social reform. The generally-disliked "Tiger" was called back to lead a war-weary France in 1917, again crushing all opposition with the support of the French people. After World War I, his main objective was to ensure that Germany would never be able to start another war, but he was forced to resign after the Treaty of Versailles was heavily criticized in France for its supposed leniency towards Germany.
Arlington

**Arlington** is a census-designated place in the coterminous Arlington County, Virginia. The county was founded on 27 February 1801, and it was named for the family residence established by the Earl of Arlington, Arlington House. The county is treated as the second-largest principal city of the Washington DC metropolitan area, as it is located directly across the Potomac River from the US capital. It is home to the Pentagon, Reagan National Airport, Arlington National Cemetery, and the Antonin Scalia Law School of George Mason University. In 2017, Arlington had a population of 234,965 people.
Inverted Exclamation Point

Inverted exclamation point!

Inverted Exclamation Point is a symbol that use for Spanish writing.

## Appearance

Inverted Exclamation Point resembles a face on the top and a orange color and a body.

## Symbol Theory

An inverted exclamation mark, ¡, are punctuation marks used to begin interrogative and exclamatory sentences or clauses in Spanish and some languages which have cultural ties with Spain, such as Asturian and Waray languages.

## Trivia

* The Inverted Exclamation Point is used for Spanish, Austrian and Waray languages.
* According to Spanish writing, Inverted exclamation point and Inverted question mark is used to begin in some languages.

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Abraham Norden

**Abraham Norden** (1718- May 11, 1745) was an English soldier who served in the British Army's 31st (Huntingdonshire) Regiment of Foot during the War of the Austrian Succession. Denton fought under the Duke of Cumberland in the Austrian Netherlands before being killed at the Battle of Fontenoy in 1745.
Caucasus

The **Caucasus** is a region on the border of Europe and Asia situated between the Black Sea to the west and the Caspian Sea to the east. The Caucasus is a mountainous region, with the Caucasus Mountains dividing the Russian Federation to the north from Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Iran to the south, and the region is home to several indigenous groups of people such as Chechens, Kists, Georgians, Azeris, Armenians, Lezgians, Kabardians, Balkars, Circassians, and other (mostly Muslim) ethnic groups.
Connecticut

**Connecticut** is one of the fifty states of the United States, the southernmost state in the New England region of the northern East Coast. With its capital at Hartford, its largest capital is Bridgeport, which is an industrial center of New England. The state was founded in 1635 by John Winthrop, who led settlers from Massachusetts to colonize Connecticut. In 2015, the state had a population of 3,590,886, with 77.6% being whites, 10.1% African-Americans, .3% Native Americans, 3.8% Asians, 2.6% multiracial, and 5.6% other. 37% are Protestant, 33% are Catholic, 3% Jewish, 1% Muslim, 1% Hindu, 1% Buddhist, 23% non-religious, and 2% other religions.
Brighton Beach

**Brighton Beach** is a neighborhood in southern Brooklyn, New York City, located along the Atlantic Ocean. The land around Brighton Beach and Seagate was purchased from the Lenape by the United Provinces in 1645 in exchange for a gun, a blanket, and a kettle, and it was given its name in 1878 by a businessman who sought to attract migrants to the area; Brighton is the name of a sea resort in England. In 1894, Brighton Beach was annexed into Brooklyn, and it became home to a large Jewish community during the early 20th century, with the first Yiddish theater in the United States being opened in Brighton Beach in 1919. After World War II, the poverty rate and dependency ratio increased as the elderly began to outnumber the young, and many middle-class people and government workers moved to the suburbs. The poor, the elderly, and the mentally-ill lived in single-room occupancy homes, and Brighton Beach suffered from arson and drug activity during the 1970s. During the late 1980s and 1990s, immigrants from the Soviet Union arrived in Brighton Beach in droves, and the area became known as "Little Odessa" due to its large Eastern European population. In 2010, 35,547 people lived in Brighton Beach, with 69.7% being white, 14.6% Hispanic, 12.9% Asian, 1.2% multiracial, 1% African-American, .4% other races, .2% Native American, and 0% Pacific islander (10 people).
54th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment

The **54th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment** was an all-black infantry regiment of the United States Army that was active from March 13, 1863 to August 4, 1865 during the American Civil War. Massachusetts governor John Albion Andrew decided to create a regiment of freedmen and escaped slaves from the North, led by white officers, with the goal of sending a message of diversity to the military. Led by Colonel Robert Gould Shaw, the regiment had a strength of 1,100 troops, drawn from Massachusetts and nearby states. The regiment's training began at the Readville camp on November 27, 1862, and the soldiers were ruthlessly drilled and instructed on how to fight; through cruel discipline, the escaped slaves and freedmen were turned into professional soldiers. After months of being ordered to perform manual labor in the American South with the Union army besieging Charleston, the regiment fought in the Charleston area of South Carolina in 1863. 272 of the regiment's 600 men, including Colonel Shaw, were killed at the Second Battle of Fort Wagner near Charleston, and it would later fight at Olustee in Florida. On April 18, 1865, it took part in a skirmish of Boykin's Mill, the site of the final battle on South Carolina soil and the last Union officer killed in the war. In August 1865, the regiment was mustered out of service, but it was reactivated on November 20, 2008 as a ceremonial unit of the state national guard, marching at President Barack Obama's inaugural parade.

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The 54th Massachusetts volunteers assembling in November 186254th Massachusetts at Fort Wagner
Florence

**Florence**, also known as **Firenze**, is the capital and largest city of the Italian region of Tuscany, having a population of 1,520,000 people in 2016. The city was founded by the Etruscans in 200 BC as *Fiesole*, and it was known as *Florentia* under Roman rule. During the Middle Ages, Florence was a center of European trade and finance, and it became the birthplace of the Renaissance; the House of Medici assisted the Renaissance by giving its patronage to artists such as Leonardo da Vinci and Niccolo Machiavelli. Today, it is considered to be one of the most beautiful cities in the world due to its amazing architecture.