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Castles & Catapult
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Shadouf: Just a long pole balanced in the middle, with a weight on one end and a rope attached to the other end with a bucket tied to it. Catapult History
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Ballistas were built around 800 BC by the Greeks and fired off a sharp missile. Ballistas were good against enemies but not against castles.
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Onagers were cranked down to launch a rock or heavy object.
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Trebuchets were the ultimate castle- destroying machine! Heavy counterweight was placed in a swinging box, which, when released, would sling the weapon (rock, dead and diseased bodies, etc.) into or over the castle wall. This was the first weapon that could take a castle down!
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What weapon replaced catapults?
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1. Must launch a ping pong ball. 2. Must fit on a classroom table. Rules:
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Example #1
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Example #2
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Example #9
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Shoot a ping pong ball into buckets! The team with the most points wins! Catapult Basketball
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1. Choose a group of 2-4 people. 2. Engineering Design Sheet. 3. Make a list of required materials and who will be bringing what. 4. With any remaining time, find an unblocked castle or catapult game online! 5. Turn in your Engineering Design Sheet. TODAY:
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