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    Many people have thought about taking over the world. One man and a huge army almost did so. The Mongol Empire was ruled by the greatest land conqueror of all time. Genghis Khan‚ he and his descendants led them through the three major stages of their reign. Genghis Khan united the different groups of nomads in Asia to create the greatest land conquering empire of all time. Temujin a Mongol chieftain who later became known as Genghis Khan rose to power as a teenager. While still a teenager Khan was

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    The Great Mosque od Domascus

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    DEFINITION The Great Mosque of Damascus is the first monumental work of architecture in Islamic history; the building served as a central gathering point after Mecca to consolidate the Muslims in their faith and conquest to rule the surrounding territories under the Umayyad Caliphate.  The Umayyad Mosque‚ or formerly the Basilica of Saint John is currently located in the old city of Damascus‚ It is one of the largest and oldest mosques in the world. It is considered the fourth-holiest place

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    Outline of the Islamic Civilizations expansions Lead-In: Cultural Diffusion is “The transmission of social institutions‚ skills‚ and myths from one culture to another.”(“Cultural Diffusion”Dictionary.com) The Islamic civilization‚ during the post classical period‚ expanded the Islamic culture by their nomadic and semi nomadic groups. Thesis Statement: The movement of the Islamic civilization resulted in the dissemination of distinct cultural characteristics‚ ideas‚ and technologies in Europe

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    its initial westernization. Eighteenth Century Egypt was chaotic and decentralized. A renewed Mamluk order was the cause of many internal battles within Egypt’s own borders. Regions of the country were often controlled independently and from time to time‚ Mamluks were able to attract enough support that they alone were able to dominate the country. Because of increased trade with Europe one such Mamluk‚ Ali Bey al-Kabir‚ was able to gain this support. Under his rule many facets of the military would

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    Napoleon's Impact On Egypt

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    preceded Muhammad Ali. For instance‚ Ali Bey imported modern weapons and employed Europeans to manage them. Later the Mamluk Beys followed his example; Murad Bey for instance employed Greeks to build up his artillery (Bierman‚ 2003). Therefore way to modernize the army occurred before Muhammad Ali was in power. Muhammad Ali’s military corps consisted of slaves from Sudan‚ mamluks‚ peasants and mercenaries who were trained and organized into regiments along French lines by a former French officer

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    Blue mosque in dubai

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    The Blue Mosque‚ Dubai 1960880238125000On the last Friday before the holy month of Ramadan of the year 2011‚ another landmark was added to Dubai’s list of achievements with the opening of the Blue Mosque. Dubai- the land where architecture is highly appreciated‚ the Blue Mosque fits right in with the Arabian landscape. The mosque held its first congregation with the Friday prayer on the 29th of July 2011. It was built by Khalaf Al Habtoor‚ the chairman of Al Habtoor Group. The mosque is named after

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    following year. As the Crusaders struggled‚ a new descent known as the Mamluks took power in Egypt. In this same time period‚ Mamluk forces organized to halt the advance of the Mongols‚ which were an invading force led by Genghis Khan that had appeared as an ally for the Christians in the region. The Mamluks demolished Antioch in this year‚ persuading Louis IX to set out on another Crusade‚ which ended in his death. A new Mamluk‚ Qalawan‚ had defeated the Mongols by the end of 1281 and led his attention

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    Spice Chart 24

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    massacred   Taxes on coffe  2.   Egyptian  peasants    Central  government  loses power   Arabian clan  takes medina  and mecca   Men did more  women’s work   All builds  factories  3.   lower classes  more involved   Mamluk gain  power   Napoleon   Cultural  defeats Mamluk  traditions  Influx of silver   In 2 sentences‚ identify and list the main idea of Section 1.  The Ottoman Empire experiences a lot political and economic unrest. Women gain  considerable power as their work was increasingly mechanized and done by men

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    supposedly been cut off from Europe by the Muslim conquests. 5. ___ Hulegu ___‚ ruler of the Lichen khanate‚ was responsible for the capture and destruction of Baghdad. 6. The Mongols were finally defeated in the Middle East by the armies of the _ Mamluks ____‚ a slave dynasty of Egypt. 7. The influential wife of Kublai Khan‚ __ Chabi __‚ promoted the interests of Buddhists in China. 8. The most famous dramatic work of the Yuan period was Romance of the West Chamber‚ indicative of the continued

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    A Time for Reflection Chapter Four Napoleon finds himself alone and miserable in his lodgings‚ with only a mirror to provide him company. He places a rocking chair in front of the object so that he may sit face-to-face with it. Looking to the mirror for aesthetic advice the emperor fixes his posture and straightens his back. He discards his bicorne on a rather comfortable Canape. The furniture is the centerpiece of an apartment that was for the most part bland and tasteless. Seeing his hat sink

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