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    apartment with their few salvaged belongings. During this time‚ the Taliban are in control of Afghanistan‚ which causes the family to live their lives very differently than before. For example‚ all the women in the family used to be able to go out into the city an do as they please. The children were allowed to attend school‚ there were no strict rules about possessions and women‚ and the economy was much better. Because of the Taliban‚ this has all changed. This leads us to our external conflict. The

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    changed for her family and community. The Taliban began to control the Swat Valley and quickly became the dominant socio-political force throughout much of northwestern Pakistan. Girls were banned from attending school‚ and cultural activities like dancing and watching television were prohibited. Suicide attacks were widespread‚ and the group made its opposition to a proper education for girls a cornerstone of its terror campaign. By the end of 2008‚ the Taliban had destroyed some 400 schools. When Malala

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    and cruelty? A story of a young girl named Anne‚ From “The Diary of Anne Frank ”she faced the grueling punishment from the Nazi concentration camps and another tale from “I am Malala” Malala faced many challenges she was shot by her own kind the Taliban just because she was standing up for girls’ education. Pursuing your dream is very important those dreams could be as simple as wanting every girl to have the right to education or just hoping to make it through a horrifying nightmare. There are also

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    “Reagan Revolution through President Obama” Contemporary US History December 10‚ 2012 “Reagan Revolution through President Obama” Ronald Wilson Reagan was the fortieth president of the United States of America. He was well known for his economic policies during his first term‚ which later on became well known as Reaganomics. This policy included large tax cuts which was started and implemented in 1981 Reaganomics ’ was told to rejuvenate the morale of the American

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    A Brief History of Afghanistan The story of Afghanistan is in so many ways a very tragic one. Afghanistan is one of the most impoverished nations of the world. It is one of the most war-torn‚ most ravaged‚ and most beleaguered of nations. It is a nation that has been beset by invasion‚ external pressure and internal upheaval since before the time of Alexander the Great. Its people are a people who have endured more than most of us can ever imagine. In fact‚ for many Afghanis‚ all that has changed

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    which the text is set Najaf faces key ideas or problems‚ which in turn shape his identity. In Afghanistan‚ Najaf faces the insecurity of his homeland‚ the constant conflict and how his ethnicity and religion see the persecution of his race by the Taliban. In Woomera‚ Najaf no longer faces war on a daily basis‚ however many new problems arise. These included his feeling of having no identity within the centre‚ the uncertainty he feels around waiting for his visa to accepted or denied and his actions

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    abuse is one thing‚ but when Rasheed loses his business and the threat of starvation settles in‚ she has no choice but to put her daughter in an orphanage. Zaman‚ the orphanage director‚ tells Laila that “no one here blames you‚” as the situation the Taliban has created is really to blame (Housseini 283). It is in this moment that Laila releases just a fraction of the burden she carries- it is here that she realizes it is not her causing the unjustice in her child’s life‚ but the

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    proper education in her hometown of Swat‚ Pakistan. Since she was a child‚ Malala had always cherished her education and wanted to help other girls and women receive the same benefits that she had. For years she and her father had stood up to the Taliban and the Pakistani government by speaking at private meetings and traveling across the country delivering speeches; until one day Malala was shot in the head on her way home from school. In their novel‚ Yousafzai and Lamb use the

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    women’s rights. The Taliban does not respect that Malala strives to be the best person she can be and have a proper education. Today‚ Malala still strives to do what is right‚ and assists children‚ especially girls‚ attend school. Malala even expresses about how she feels toward the Taliban‚ "’How dare the Taliban take away my basic right to education?’" Malala exemplifies extreme courage to stand up for education‚ even after barely surviving after being shot in the head from the Taliban. After Malala

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    drought‚ 23 years of war and devastation and five years under the Taliban authorities‚ has been left as one of the poorest countries in the world” Afghanistan is populated mostly by a Muslim community with the economic‚ social‚ political‚ standard of living of men and women are very different in structure. In most of the families men are the sole bread winners and women do the house work and child rearing. As the country was under Taliban regime the women were not given equal opportunity in life under

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