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    The IDF: EconomicPolitical‚ and Cultural Sociological Effects It is necessary for all countries to have an army in order to defend it. Israel is no exception. However‚ the unique character of the Israeli army shapes the culture and personality of Israel and its people. The army has influenced every aspect of Israeli society‚ from its economy to politics to its culture. Before one can comprehend the affect of the army on Israel‚ a brief history is necessary. Israel ’s armed forces‚ known

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    Mongol Rule

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    The Mongols ruled China and Russia‚ yet the effect of their rule in China and Russia‚ while in some ways similar‚ was quite different‚ politically and economically. Genghis Khan‚ born in the 1770s‚ was elected khagan (a title of imperial rank) of all Mongol tribes in 1206. Kubilai Khan‚ Genghis Khan’s grandson‚ was the commander of the Mongol forces responsible for the conquest of China; he became khagan in 1260. Kubilai Khan founded the Yuan Dynasty. Batu‚ the ruler of the Golden Horde of the dynasty

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    Politics in Mongol

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    Politics in Mongol and China During the time period from 1000-1500 C.E‚ the political systems of Mongols‚ who dominated the steps of Central Asia but also settled societies in Persia‚ Anatolia‚ and India‚ differed from that of China‚ in eastern Asia‚ both making a great impact of societies to follow and modern times. In order to gain deep insight on these two societies and observe who made a larger impact‚ these different societies must be compared. The eunuchs and mandarins of China greatly enhanced

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    The Economic Rise of China

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    The Economic Rise of China The international system has always been one of anarchy and chaos‚ as there is no overarching government to rule. Due to the structure of the system being anarchic in nature the international stage is one of constant change. For the past ten to twenty years the United States has managed hold the status of the world leader in almost any facet of the imagination at some point in time during its hegemonic reign. The United States has especially been a dominant economic figure

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    Republican and Imperial Rome significantly changed politically and culturally from 500 BCE to 500CE as territorial expansion‚ political power struggles‚ population growth and multi-cultural influences led to a strain on central government‚ disorder and discontent thereby creating the climate ripe for change. The vastness of the Roman territory presented challenges relative to maintaining order‚ sustaining military presence and upholding societal standards. The Senate‚ the predominate governing

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    The Mongols

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    The Mongols: How Barbaric were the “Barbarians”? The Mongols swept across Asia and Europe in a bloody rampage. Killing over 6‚107‚000 people from the years 1220-1258. Treating women like a piece of meat meant to fulfill the pleasure of men. But how Barbaric were the Mongols on a scale of one to ten? Well the Mongols were very barbaric because they were uncivilized‚ brutal‚ yet conquered much territory. “Come out so that we may count on you according to our custom.” And when the people come

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    Chinas Economic Miracle

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    The Chinese Economic Miracle [copyright 2007] Open up virtually any major newspaper and you’d likely to find an article about chines economy. Now this might take the form of the article about America’s trade deficit with china‚ or maybe it’s an article about how chines demand for oil is driving up prices of gasoline in United States. But if you keep reading in those articles and you get a little bit further into it‚ you’d likely to read a line this says something like‚ "China has been grown

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    Buddhism- AP World History China had a period of political disunity and instability when Buddhism was brought over to China from India in the first century c.e. Over time‚ Buddhism was won over the previous religions that were already in play. During the unstable times‚ Buddhism was accepted by the Chinese lower class‚ which gave them a beacon of hope. As Buddhism became increasingly popular‚ the upper class and government felt threatened by its rising religious and political power. Overtime‚ the influence

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    the Roman Empire experienced a number of political and cultural changes and continuities. While Rome experienced political change in terms of the impact of Christianity on the Roman government‚ patriarchy continued politically as the mainstay of the Roman governmental and law systems. China: From 100 to 600 CE‚ the Chinese empire experienced a number of political and cultural changes and continuities. While China experienced political changes in terms of the fall of the Han Empire‚ the centralized

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    China The Time periods discussed in this essay will be between 200 BCE-1450 CE. The region will be Eastern Asia and specifically China. The changes and continuities in patterns along the Silk Road in Eastern Asia have seen two major periods‚ one being the ancestor worship and the transition into a way of life and philosophy belief. As politicaleconomic‚ and social decay befell Han China‚ Daoism gained a new popularity. The fall of the Han Empire made it difficult for the Chinese to resist

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