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    Protests spread to Libya There has been a lot of political unrest in the past few weeks. Algeria in 1992 and now Tunisia‚ followed by Egypt and now countries in the Middle East are feeling the effect. Yemen and Bahrain are also experiencing political demonstrations. The protests now include Libya another North African country. All of these countries previously stated above‚ have many things in common‚ this is why they are often grouped together. Islam is the dominant religion‚ Arabic is widely

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    The Mongols’ strong communication system‚ emphasis on trade and religious tolerance facilitated more contact with the outside world‚ bringing about the assimilation of other cultures. In each territory‚ the Mongols commenced their campaign by sending ambassadors to demand that the capital city surrender. If their subjects accepted‚ they were offered protection from their enemies and allowed to conserve their ruling family and religion‚ as long as they agreed to pay a tribute of all wealth and goods

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    the thesis‚ and make a connection to another topic from history‚ how this topic relates to today‚ or anything we have covered in class (25 points). The Mongols: How Barbaric are the Barbarians? Who are the Mongols really? The Mongols had an empire that existed during the 13th and 14th centuries AD‚ and was the largest continuous land empire in human history lead by a great ruler called Genghis Khan. For centuries they have been remembered as a brutal tribe of nomadic barbarians who were a serious

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    on the political and economic effects of the Mongols on China and Russia during the Postclassical era. The Mongols are a large nomadic group of people‚ in which throughout the course of world history have invaded‚ conquered‚ and dominated multiple civilizations. Two of these dominated civilizations include China‚ conquered in the early 13th century and Russia‚ conquered around the same time as China. These two dominations of different regions brought about numerous political and economic changes

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    Drilling Iraqi Oil: Is China a free rider or a contributor? Caoyu Xu M.A. Candidate at The Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service‚ Georgetown University Since the American-led invasion of 2003‚ Iraq has become one of the world’s leading oil producers. However‚ instead of the US and its western allies‚ China has now become its biggest customer. The debate over whether China has become the biggest winner after US spent trillions of dollars and lost thousands of lives has upgraded its popularity

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    Wenda Qian MGMT 470 02/26/2013 Mongolia Mongolia is landlocked country between China and Russia; it is located in north Asia‚ and the current population is 2.87 million. Ulan Bator is the capital and the largest city; there are about 45% of the population lives in there. Mongolia’s political system is a parliamentary republic‚ multi-party system including 16 parties; and it is a member of the United Nation. I decide to interview a Mongolian‚ because as a Chinese‚ I have never been familiar

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    of the Mongol Empire were definitely better at some aspects of ruling than others. One section they are known for is their violence and rapacity in their military. However‚ the Mongol’s violence brought more harm than good when compared to the economic practices of the empire. As the Mongol Empire began around the end of the golden age‚ the Mongols used their merciless and violent soldiers to acquire an area larger than present day United States. Mongol khans had unified fragmented China and brought

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    despotic regimes and to replace them with legitimate governments‚ backed by free and fair elections and which respects citizens’ rights and freedom- lynchpins of democracy. However‚ insufficient attention has been accrued towards the rise of Political Islam and the underlying role of Islamic groups in bringing out the Arab Spring. Those who acknowledged such a fact only do so with trepidation‚ worried more about how Iranian-style theocracy might be instituted throughout the Arab world than

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    the Mongols influenced the Eurasian world in more ways than one. This nomadic people‚ though few in number when compared to those they “conquered”‚ was highly successful in gaining power and facilitating trade across the European and Asian continents. Russia and China are two particular regions that experienced the effects of Mongol rule both politically and economically. Yet while both regions benefitted economically‚ China saw greater benefit in its political system because of direct Mongol influence

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    is actually happing in the middle east. These so called nations are Israel and the Palestine state that is not yet a nation. In the middle east this is everyday life and all they know is that there government doesn’t care for them so they continue to fight for a cause that will never be settled because their government doesn’t want to come to an agreement. The United States is for peace and freedom for all people but they aren’t doing enough to help out the middle east. The United States must take

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