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    Beautiful Terrible Thing Jen Waite‚ the author‚ recounts the unraveling of her “perfect” marriage of being the spouse to a psychopath. Opening the memoir with a heart shattering discovery of her husband’s‚ Marco‚ emails to a relator regarding an apartment for both him and his girlfriend all the while Jen is “holding our [their] three-week-old baby on my [her] lap”(Waite‚ 0). Throughout the story sketchy scenarios happen that lead Jen to believe Marco is cheating on her; however‚

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    also a Spanish explorer. Francisco conquered the Inca empire in Peru in the year 1833. Francisco was born in Trujillo‚ Spain in 1746. Francisco’s army was the first to climb the Andes Mountains. Marco Polo was an Italian explorer. Marco had traveled to China and brought back stories and goods to Europe. Marco was born in Venice‚ Italy in 1254. Hernando De Soto was a Spanish conquistador. Hernando led a disastrous expedition of conquest into the North American interior between 1539 and 1542. René-Robert

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    The Mongols: How Barbaric Were the “Barbarians”? The Mongols were a militaristic‚ nomadic group that conquered many lands and forged the Mongolian Empire. They were known for their brutality and laws‚ but they also had positive impacts on the territories which they conquered. The Mongols had some very barbaric practices but like other conquerors‚ it was likely to show dominance over the conquered. More importantly‚ they were strong leaders who aided in the growth of the economy as well as diffusion

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    since if a time of war is called‚ any of the countries will know who is reliable when help if needed. Furthermore‚ the strength of allies is demonstrated in Source D. This document from Marco Polo demonstrates the importance of the unification of countries through the structure of The Palace of Kublai Khan. Polo describes all of the walls in the palace and how each wall is able hold each other up‚ as well as representations in the palace like knights and birds. These representations can be used to

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    of your work. Mr. Rainer began by having the students rise from their seats‚ when they wanted to talk; then it was addressing him by Mr.Wenger. The foot-in-the-door effect influenced Tim’s actions heavily; after the class started wearing the white polos‚ he took all his shirts and burned them. Another incident where Tim was influenced by the foot-in-the-door effect‚ was when the guys were tagging and he decided to climb the building that was under construction to spray paint the wave logo. Tim then

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    there are many different types of noodles. I also like the fact that pasta is such an old type of food but is still loved by everyone. There are stories that say that Marco Polo brought pasta back when returning from one of his journeys to China‚ but in fact that is not the case. Pasta was already around during the years of Polo. The Arab invasion‚ during the eighth century was shown to be the biggest influence for pasta‚ and it wasn’t until 1839 when pasta and tomatoes (the recipe that most people

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    aspects of Marco Polos description of the orient might early readers have found alluring? -The aspects of Polo’s description like the infinite number of villages‚ creatures that yeild musk‚ rice‚ tilted fields. Another alluring part is how there are multiple places represented by different people ‚ because there are either many monarchs or just none. I think that all the different imagery might make them think that he is lying or just crazed. 2. Skeptics question the authenticity of Marco Polo’s

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    this centralization of power was competition‚ both economic and logistical. The beginnings of economically successful exploration by Marco Polo and the Portugese were encouraging to those wishing for more availability of goods and possible expansion of power into new lands. With few exceptions‚ the early explorers were very successful. Many‚ such as Marco Polo‚ returned with great riches and tales of far-away lands. Spurred by these tales of wonder and success‚ the Spanish began many exploration

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    In ancient civilization‚ there were two principle countries in the Far East who rose above the others: China and Japan. They gradually developed their countries and fought each other for status in power‚ but years later they found themselves unprepared for the Western intrusion into Asian affairs. Suddenly it became a death match: it was a battle of survival between one or the other. The Westerners first imposed themselves upon China to attain trading rights‚ forming the Treaty Ports . The Treaty

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    MONGOLS MARK: The Mongol era in China is remembered chiefly for the rule of Khubilai Khan‚ grandson of Chinggis Khan. Khubilai patronized painting and the theater‚ which experienced a golden age during the Yuan dynasty‚ over which the Mongols ruled. Khubilai and his successors also recruited and employed Confucian scholars and Tibetan Buddhist monks as advisers‚ a policy that led to many innovative ideas and the construction of new temples and monasteries. The Mongol Khans also funded advances

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