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    Marjane Dbq

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    How was Marjane’s life affected by the revolution? When Marjane was 10 years old there was a war between her home country Iran, and Iraq. Most people fled the country because they knew there was not going to be a future for their children. Marjane is a girl who is trying to escape from the war to get a better life. The revolution affected Marjane because she started to protest, she was forced to wear the veil and her life became a struggle because of the war. The revolution affected her from…

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    Ali Shari’ati is considered to be one of the most significant ideologues of the 1979 revolution in Iran- the events that overturned the Pahlavi monarchy and ushered in the Islamic Republic. Despite his death in 1977, just months before protesters spilled onto the streets of Tehran, Shari’ati’s lectures and published writings are said to have defined the tenor of the uprising. In some of his most influential lectures, delivered during the late 1960s and early 1970s, Shari’ati attempted to fuse…

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    Introduction The Iranian Revolution started 80 years before it would climax and produce the Islamic Republic of Iran. Essentially, the revolution was a struggle between the Iranian monarchy and the political Mullahs. Although the West participated as a model of opposition and imperialism. The Monarchy’s ignorance regarding the population’s devoutness and the political desires of the Mullahs led to analytical miscalculations. These errors in judgment helped drive the revolution and blinded…

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    Islam had many achievements during the Golden Ages and one of the greatest accomplishment is The House of Wisdom. In the 8th century, The House of Wisdom was built by Al-Rasheed, who is part of the Abbasid Dynasty. The House of Wisdom was a place full of knowledge and wisdom and is known as a symbol of the spread and expansion of traditions from other culture, nation, and empire. The main purpose of the House of Wisdom was to gather books or manuscripts from other culture, nation, or empire to…

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    Iraq has been at war since 1980. War after war. These devastating wars have made my country one of the worst places to live in the world in many aspects. Of course, they have influenced the life of each person living there. I have seen the war and all the crippling effects that it leaves behind. From destroyed cites to desperate people that have no hope to rebuild their country and their lives. The war affected me personally and shaped my personality. When I see this pessimistic and dark…

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    revolutionary movement, who since a young age saw the horror of the war herself and got involved in the ideologies of the opposition side. The style and figurative language she utilizes to present this autobiography highlights the reality of wartime in Iran and describes society’s ways of living before and after the insurgency. This graphic novel depicts Satrapi’s autobiography with the peculiar angle of how war and revolution affected the lives of the Iranian population. In Persepolis, Satrapi…

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    Alexander the Great was not truly great because he was an inhumane leader and his empire quickly collapsed after he died. Alexander wasn’t truly great because he was inhumane to other people and seemed like a bad general, “Ferocious manhunt…30,000 in number, he sold into slavery. Two thousand men of military age were crucified”(Doc C). He obtained 2,000,000 square miles and founded 70 cities(Doc E). However, in nearly every city, Alexander would sell most of the people into slavery and kill the…

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    Mathematics, astronomy, geography, literature, arts, and philosophy are all things we consider to be advanced thought and help us as a society. For these things, we can thank Islam. Islam was and still is a world power. Islam has thoroughly shaped the world as we know it. Its power spread exceedingly quickly however. The speed at which it spread begs the question, why? What about this religion caused it to move so fast? Islam spread so quickly because it surpassed the bounds of religion…

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    This paper is a discussion of the similarities and differences between the Roman and Persian Empires. The paper will highlight 3 similarities and differences. Each empire was known for their intricate highway system and their control of the vast empire. Both had a lasting impact on the world. The Roman Empire was founded in 27 BC., when Gaius Julius Caesar Octavianus was given the title of Augustus, making him the first Emperor of Rome. Gaius Julius established the Julio-Claudian dynasty who…

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    Throughout the centuries great societies have achieved great success and then slowly come to an end. The Persian empire and Roman republic are two great examples of that. Both of these great societies expanded their regions and fought its way through time effectively even through all their ways of achieving this was not the same. They set out conquests, trade routes, routes, and established communications between great deals of people from varying cultures. Each society was apart but in the same…

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