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    AP WORLD ESSAY Islam is the second largest religion on Earth today‚ having 23% of the world following it; very close to Christianity‚ which has 33%. It has been around 1400 years since the beginning of Islam‚ and since then‚ it’s been spreading. Islam is appealing to people‚ because of its belief in one god‚ the role of women and their privileges‚ its views on every person being equal in God’s eyes‚ and other religious ideologies. From the years 1000 to 1750 C.E.‚ Islam most influenced West

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    corporal punishment. The Spanish believed their treatment of the California Indians were justified because they believed the indigenous people were barbaric‚ with ferocious habits. Because the natives lacked a government system‚ proper education‚ religion‚ and had no respect for authority the Spanish felt the punishment and penalties inflicted needed to differ from cultured and civilized

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    empires that were ever made by the western world. Rome inspired many countries and civilization with their art‚ literature‚ and architecture. The Roman Empire took and change the best features of cultures it conquered‚ places like Egypt‚ Greece‚ and‚ Asia. While they did take things from other civilizations‚ the roman empire made great contributions to language‚ law‚ and architecture. Rome’s origins came from a tribe of Iron Age called Latins who invaded the Italian peninsula. The tribe settle

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    process for Egypt? Egypt has a strong rich history. Especially as a culture. Egypt is home to the most famous historic sites in the world. The Pyramids in Egypt tell a story of their past. The wealth they held and the power they contained. The Nile river is a great example of their power and their value to the rest of the world. The Nile and Egypt itself were huge trading places for as long as people can remember. The British have been transporting cargo there for generations. Egypt made the connection

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    various philosophies adopted throughout the ages. However‚ the impact of surroundings and history can be overlooked. The path functions- rather than the state--shape present modes of thought‚ including extremely personal values like politics and religion. What one chooses to believe is severely influenced by location and history. For example‚ the trend of Islam in middle-eastern regions versus Christianity predominantly found in western culture. Even within Christianity‚ many denominations split

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    Family and Religion: Influence on People If you asked people to describe their families‚ some would describe single-household families‚ some would describe stepfamilies‚ some would describe gay or lesbian or adoptive families and many would describe divorced families. The word family has become a diverse institution it is very difficult to give it a meaning. In a wide sense especially in the biological sciences the term family refers to a group of individual beings linked by blood relations‚

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    NOTES Geography * Mesopotamia means the land between the rivers in Greek. (rivers = Tigris and Euphrates) * It is located in western Asia. * It is also known as the world’s earliest urban civilizations. (arose around: 3500 bc) * Mesopotamia‚ known as “the cradle of civilization”‚ was the centre of Sumerian‚ Babylonian‚ Assyrian‚ and Chaldean civilizations. * The area now forms most of modern Iraq‚ south-eastern Turkey‚ and eastern Syria. * The natural wealth of Mesopotamia

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    World. In this case‚ the major goal was to profit from undiscovered and untapped resources‚ enriching the nation-states and improving their standing in the European theatre. Another factor that played a major part in the expansion of European influence to the American Continent‚ was the improved commerce that came about following the ‘Black Plague’. There had been improvements in shipbuilding‚ and increased demand in foreign trade from the growing population of prosperous merchants. Monarchs

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    William Blake: Underappreciated and Unexpected Influence Many well-known and acclaimed writers‚ musicians‚ and artists were not recognized and were even criticized during their own time period. Among these were Vincent Van Gogh‚ Edgar Allen Poe‚ and Johann Sebastian Bach‚ who are all now heavily studied individuals. This was also the case for William Blake‚ a writer criticized and underappreciated in his time‚ that is now regarded as one of the six major English Romantic poets. His engravings and

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    the influences of religion. At its core was the idea of looking to nature and the natural order for deriving knowledge. As a defence against religious conflicts in Europe‚ Enlightenment thinkers supported concepts of religious tolerance and freedom. Their stress for rights of man and intellectual freedom is reflected in their enlightened ideas and these ideas subsequently influenced writers of France at this time. The igniting of the revolution would not have occurred without the influence of the

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