Mansa Musa was one of the most wealthy leaders in all the world with over 600 billion dollars in gold, with great power over all his citizens, and to extend this he went on his hajj to show people how rich and powerful he was. Mansa Musa did not go on his hajj just for religious reasons he also went on the hajj to show the people of Africa how wealthy and powerful he was. One of the documents that show that why he didn't just go for religious reasons is document A, where it shows all the supplies he brought on his trip. It shows that he brought over 24,000 pounds of gold for alms giving, gifts, salaries, and supplies, even though he would have used the gold for these purposes, he would have probably only have used almost half of the gold for those purposes. Instead he would use it to give out to all the citizens of egypt and other towns and villages, and this is true because he didn't have any other remaining gold and if it was a religious journey he wouldn't bring 24,000 pound of gold to give out to all the people and stop his religious journey.…
The Muslims made many advancements that would shape the world into what it is today and also help improve the quality of life during their time period and some of these advancements were in the medical, mathematical, scientific, and communication fields. The Islamic culture had many achievements that were the bases for some of the technology and resources that we use today. Some of their achievements came in the medical field and are mentioned when it says “Rulers wanted qualified physicians treating their ills” (Document 1) which shows why some of these advancements were made. During this time period the average life span was a third of what is today and rulers wanted to be able to be in power longer which meant new ideas in the medical field…
Semester B Unit 1 Lesson 6 Introduction and Objective The author’s purpose may be to inform, to persuade, to express feelings, or to entertain. The author may write for more than one purpose. It is important to determine the author’s purpose in order.…
Bless Me Ultima, by Rudolfo Anaya, is a narrative that follows Antonio in his transformation from kid to man. In this story, Antonio’s parents have very different views on what Antonio should do with his life. His mom wants him to be a priest, but his dad wants him to be free and do whatever it is that makes him happy. Then a curandera, Ultima comes to live with Antonio’s family, and she shares her wisdom and knowledge about life with Antonio, with the hopes of helping him decide what to do with his life. Up to the point where Ultima visits, Antonio is unaware that he has a choice in what to do with himself.…
In ancient Babylon, the status of women in their respective families was less liberating in certain paths compared to their partners. The husband’s status was slightly higher than his wife’s as he had control of his wife’s actions in a number of ways. This would be in terms of wealth, infidelity, debt and so on. However, though the wife’s status in the family was lower than the husband’s it was her priority of birthing and raising children within the family that still gave her a respectable status.…
1. What are the least, and most, amount of distinct zeroes of a 7th degree polynomial, given that at least one root is a complex number? Answer: If the equation is 7th degree then it has 7 roots.…
December 7, 1941 is a date that the Wakatsuki family would never forget. On that day in history the Japanese military attacked Pearl Harbor in Hawaiian territory. Thousands of Japanese-American families were affected by this assault on the United States as they were moved by the U.S. government to internment camps across America. Manzanar, California is one these infamous camps and is the place that the Wakatsuki family was relocated to during World War II. In Farewell to Manzanar Jeanne, the youngest of the Wakatsuki family, writes about her experiences and the effects it had not only on herself, but on her family from when they first stepped into the camp and until they passed away.…
1. Situation: The recent catastrophic (Hurricane Maria Aftermath) rains and sustained winds have caused havoc, resulting in the most damaging floods within Fort Allen premises to include all facilities assigned to the 201st Regiment (MF) RTI. Consequently, not only is it having devastating effect on livelihoods all infrastructure has been severely impacted in the affected areas including telecommunications. 2. Request the use of the classrooms C110, C120 (A&B), C140 (A&B), and C150 B located within Building # B546 at Fort Buchanan during the period of 8 January 2018 - 2 February 2018.…
QP provided Nasir with a CBT activity geared towards understanding violence and abusive behavior. QP explained to Nasir that the activity will examine violent behavior, choosing nonviolent and non-abusive behavior in family relationships, defining abuse and violence and to help him think about, how violent and abusive behavior can affect his life and examine the consequences of being violent and abusive. QP explained to Nasir that when a person is violent and abusive, they are usually acting without thinking about the outcomes and consequences of the behavior they are using. QP pointed out to Nasir that an important step toward choosing nonviolent and non-abusive behavior is to recognize the consequences of violent and abusive behavior. QP asked Nasir to list some consequences for being violent and abusive.…
Allusions to divine and historic characters occur throughout this tablet, which is very common in epics describing the magnificent, super-human deeds of heroes. The first important allusion is to the goddess Aruru, to whom the Sumerians attribute the creation of humankind. The Sumerians oppressed by Gligamesh call to Aruru to create a man or zikru equal to Gilgamesh, in strength and valor, to bring peace to the city of Uruk. Aruru then formed Enkidu, who is described with a list of allusions. His was “born of Silence” the capitalization indicating personification/deification, with the strength of Ninurta the god of war and hunting and the dress of the god wild animals Sumukan.…
Iva Toguri D’Aquino was born on Independence Day, July fourth in 1916. She was born in Los Angeles, California to parents Jun Toguri and Fumi Toguri. Her parents heavily believed in assimilation for their daughter and encouraged her to adopt American culture and customs. He discouraged teaching his children to read and write Japanese, and rarely took them to Japanese cultural gathering. When Ida graduated, she was allowed to visit her sickly aunt in Japan as a graduation gift from her parents.…
1) ELISA - Enzyme-Linked Immunosorbent Assay i. What is the purpose of an ELISA? - The purpose of ELISA is to immobilize certain antigens and incubated them with antiserum so that the concentration of the antibody in the antiserum is quantified using an enzyme-linked anti-immunoglobulin antibody also known as an ELISA. ii. Explain in your own words the following types of ELISAs: direct, indirect, capture or “sandwich”?…
Economic systems are the backbone of any successful organization, and Nation of Islam is no exception. In order to be successful, the system not only needs to be viable for economic sustainability but needs to reflect the religion as a whole in order convince the population of its viability. Their economic system’s goals, especially as expressed in their newspaper The Final Call, reflects the values that the Nation of Islam desperately wants, as expressed in their scripture Message to the Blackman in America. These three values are trust in each other, respect to and from others, and independence/separation from the white race. If these three values are understood and realized by the black race, it will lead to successful empowerment, the ultimate goal of the economic system of the Nation of Islam and the religion as a whole.…
Charlottesville: A Durkheimian Perspective Introduction Emile Durkheim plays a pivotal role in the field of sociology. His innovative research paved the way to new theories that help us explain and understand the way society works. Durkheim is responsible for numerous contributions to the field of sociology, but is often known for his theories on collective conscience, solidarity, and anomie. Collective Conscience Collective conscience denotes the interest of the collective level of society (Emile Durkheim). Durkheim's theory on collective conscience refers to the “totality of beliefs and sentiments common to average citizens of the same society” that “forms a determinate system which has its own life” (Durkheim 38-39) or collective representations.…
Islamic archaeology is defined by Marcus Millwright as archaeology of “the regions where the ruling elite has professed the faith of Islam” (Milwright 2010: 6-7). This paper seeks to explore the ways in which Islamic archaeology can aid in the understanding of Islam and Muslims in the medieval world, by first examining the requirements of Islam and Muslim customary practices, and then evaluating three sources through which they may be manifest in material remains. Archaeological evidence of Muslim burial customs, religious pilgrimage (hajj), and the urban organization of an Islamic city are all ubiquitously indicative of a Muslim cultural framework established by Prophet Muhammad. Muslims adhere to Islam through requirements comprised within…