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    has done to them and their culture in the present. The specific song mentioned‚ Shi Naasha‚ meaning‚ “I’m still here”‚ represents the struggles that the Native Americans faced throughout the mid 1800s‚ when their people where held captive. The idea that in this culture‚ songs are used to tell stories and remember history‚ rather than just pure entertainment‚ is littered throughout the entire transcript. The song‚ Shi naasha‚ is able to be enjoyed by all people‚ not just the native americans‚ which

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    In “Citizens vs. Experts”‚ Qin Shao demonstrates how the residents of Lincoln Lane‚ the foreigners‚ and the Hongkou government influence the fate of the lane. Qin Shao also alludes to Pride as third role. In the article pride is not a group of its own‚ but strongly influences the lane’s fate by shaping the actions of the three main groups. The common people are the first group to take their stance on the preservation of Lincoln Lane. “The residents‚ working like researchers‚ historians‚ anthropologists

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    Sunni and Shi’a Islam – sources and evidence Topic 1. Shahadah 2. Prayer Sunni View Evidence Shi’a view Evidence Explain the reasons for your opinion "I bear witness that there is no god except God and I bear witness that Muhammad is the Messenger of God. Victor. W. Watton Shi’as add ‘wa’ali‚ wa’ali- and Ali is Allah’s friend’‚ to the Shahadah. Shia’s add to the Shahadah “and i bear witness that Ali was the friend of God” Jon mayled 2008 Amina friday congregational prayers are very important

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    Jennifer Bernich March 31‚ 2017 CSRL-2931 Prof. Lane What are the similarities and differences between Sunni‚ Shi’ite‚ and Sufi Islam? Islam is one of the world’s largest monotheistic religions. It is characterized by a belief in the prophet Muhammad and one God‚ Allah. Like Christianity and Judaism‚ the other large world religions‚ Islam has suffered splintering among the faithful into different branches despite its teachings of inclusiveness. The conflict dates back to the death of the prophet

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    In the early years of the Meiji Japan entered the international community and began to industrialize‚ modernize and urbanize. These were hard times for Buddhism in Japan‚ as it became the subject of a critique and censorism and also a symbol of corruption or decadence in opposite to Japan’s need for scientific and technological development. As a group of modern Buddhist leaders emerged‚ they agreed that to fit the new‚ nationalistic policy of the Japanese government‚ Buddhism is in need of revitalization

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    a successful long-term dynasty. In the Qin dynasty‚ their Legalist ideals of government‚ and their unnecessary high taxes led to an oppressive society that accomplished incredible achievements in a short amount of time by utilizing fear and cruel tyranny against their enemies. In the Zhou dynasty‚ the unreliability of the dynastic cycle caused the occasional increase of taxes due to the change from one dynasty to the other. CONCLUSION SENTENCE OR ADD

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    culture. China was not unified until the Qin dynasty‚ which was a short period but managed to unify the different states. Unity was so integral in early dynasties because China is a big area making decentralized governments among the states causing wars. Chinese dynasties are continuously threatened by outside powers especially of the Turks and this needed attention. Aside from the fact the wars happen between the

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    farms‚ but many began to settle down D. Shi Huangdi- Founder

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    warring states. One man unifed it‚ but then the dynasty fell. Ancient China shifted dynasties like this a lot‚ but maintained a healthy trading system with other civilizations such as modern-day Pakistan. They also were the source of great art‚ such as Shi Huangdi’s tomb. In short‚ ancient China was a forefront in trading and art despite ever shifting ruling families. The main thing that China traded was silk‚ a soft slippery fabric that was made with threads “silkworms” spun. “The Silk Road”‚ named

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    Cyrus II was known as Cyrus the Great. He was the founder of the Persian Empire. His reign was from 559 BCE to 530 BCE. He was also the first ruler and founder of the Achaemenian Empire. This empire was centered on Persia and compromising the Near East from the Aegean Sea eastward to the Indus River (Frye). The ancient Persians called Cyrus “The father of his people” and he was talented and an ideal monarch. After the Persian tribes were united by Cyrus his armies conquered the Lydian and they annexed

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