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    to spread throughout the Middle East‚ more and more cultural changes began to occur and the people of the Middle East began to change. The Middle East went from a low social economic status to one of the most growing regions in the world as Islam came and changed the lives of the people living in the Middle East. As the journey of Islam began to spread and develop a new “Middle East” came to play. One of the biggest elements Islam changed for the people of the Middle East was their religion‚ not

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    North East Calling -Harshita Saini North-East India is arguably one of the most fascinating places of India and of the world‚ located at the northeastern region of India‚ and consisting of 7 states‚ called collectively as ’the seven sisters’. Much of the region has been left unexplored till date‚ owning to the regions formidable terrain consisting of mountains‚ hills‚ rainforests‚ river‚ jungles and predators‚ and deficiency for proper infrastructure. The small sized region is a biodiversity

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    Was the Middle East really in decline in the eighteenth century‚ like the "paradigm of decline" claims it? And if this is the case‚ what did actually decline and what happened to other aspects of society and the economy? I will first discuss the two approaches regarding the "paradigm of decline" and their critics‚ and I will then explain why the Middle East was indeed in decline before the modern era. To begin with‚ the "paradigm of decline" is composed of two different approaches. First the meta-narrative

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    of East Germany also known as The German Democratic Republic (GDR) during the cold war. They had a large amount of informants‚ agents and military trained police. They focused on espionage and political security. In its 39 years at least 1/3 of the East German population came under Stasi surveillance‚ arrest‚ detention‚ or torture. The East German government‚ with the assistance of the Soviet intelligence community‚ established the Stasi on February 8‚ 1950 to maintain communist rule in East Germany

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    MCM 225 Research paper MCM 225 Dr. Ralph D. Berenger Communication theories applied to recent risings in the Middle East Fatima Yaseen‚ Mohamed Alesayi‚ Shahd Anis Introduction: In the recent few years people from across the Arab world have chose to show their voice against the oppression that they endured for decades. Events that filled us with hope and despair‚ pride and pain. Many good‚ honest‚ defenseless‚ men‚ women‚ and children where were put through so much for the fall of

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    *AFTER QUIZ 2* October 31st‚ 2012 Issues in this unit: racism‚ war‚ discrimination‚ etc. WWII; Race war Strong ethnocentrism. Nativism doesn’t have any institutional power. Nativism becomes more a national policy‚ national identity. In Meiji period‚ Japanese were aware of what happened in China; change of terminology (people stop referring China as the middle kingdom‚ and refers it as Shina?‚ reflect a different stand towards China). Ethnocentrism has a different grounding. Difference between

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    it must first defeat the imperialistic power. This is the case for the British East India Company. Before its establishment‚ the company faces many strong powers such as the Portuguese‚ Spaniards‚ and Dutch. In 1588‚ Spanish Armada were defeated‚ British were able to enter this competitive field in order to start their quest in exploring and colonizing the international markets. This marked the start of the British East India Company. Initially‚ the doubtful Queen Elizabeth did not approve of this

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    European colonialism paved the way for new nations to develop in the Middle East; however‚ they additionally caused the fall of other nations and empires. Great Britain‚ France‚ and Italy provided financial and geographical advantages for Middle Eastern countries‚ but for the most part‚ negatively affected the government and politics of those same Middle Eastern countries. By funding the projects and events taken place in the nations‚ the European nations formed alliances and created great influence

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    McDonalds has always been able to face the challenges that arise when trying to expand to foreign cultures. They have successfully expanded to over a hundred countries‚ including countries in East Asia. In the book “Golden Arches East” by James L. Watson‚ he studies different cities and how McDonalds has played a role in their cultures. Three places that he mentioned in his writing were Beijing‚ Seoul and Japan. They all share similarities in the way the culture was impacted positively and negatively

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    1. Compare the Arab and Seljuk conquests of the Middle East. How did each group of conquerors control their own followers and supporters and govern their new subjects? Can these conquests be put into a long-term context? Hint: don’t dwell overlong on sequences of events‚ though it is fine if you want to examine an event as part of a broader analysis of a larger historical process. The history of the Middle East tells a story of continuous conquer and seemingly One cannot help but recall the

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