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    competition, lack of a well-structured public sector, and pervasive corruption during the last ten years. The unequal earning destroyed the lives of the poor and spread poverty and slums. In Egypt the people had reached a point of indignation that had a well-founded sense of social injustice and discontent. Egypt suffered from corruption, bad economic performance, and an absence of political parties. Egyptians used to adapt with all these economic stresses without any complains, but Egyptian…

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    D-12 A Small Ceramic Bowl

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    Bowling for Clues For my detective assignment I elected to research object D-12, a small ceramic bowl with multiple cracks. I estimate the diameter of the bowl to be about 18 to 20cm and the width about 35cm with a height of 8cm. It is beautiful piece portraying a polo player surrounded by flower and sun motifs. The polo player appears to be female and is dressed in a gorgeous and complex gown. The vegetal themes are complimented by the use of the neutral shades brown and tan and a luster…

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    Berbers Research Paper

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    Some groups of Berbers who live in the northern Sahara, such as the Mozabites, Djerbans and Nafusis are Ibadi Musilims. The wide range of Islamic religion among Bebers is the result of Arabic islmaic culture influence, which started by the Arabs invation in 7th century , the Bedouins arrival in the 11th century and also arrival of Andalusian refugees between 15th and 17th century. Architecture and Music also vary depending on the country or group of Berbers…

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    Fulbright on Demand Essay The Egyptians were one of the most long standing civilizations due that they never changed and respected their leader. Fulbright argues that it is not only patriotic to criticize one country, but is the best thing you can do. I do not agree with Fulbrights false sense of patriotism and would not support anyone who believes that disgracing their country is patriotic. Some say that when you criticize your country you are only bettering the way the government works and…

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    Islam: Empire Of Faith

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    Michala Wood Islam:Empire of faith This movie Islam:Empire of faith was broke up into several parts. First Islam/Koran then Muslims, Muhammad, buildings. The things they did for us and made up in the past like math,engineering, astronomy, medicine, paper & publishing. Saladin, Mehmet, Suleyman where very important in this movie. What was good about the film was it went into great detail and explained everything out well. Also it had beautiful pictures. We learned that the religious faith…

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    Qutb

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    For every attempt to impose hegemony there is always an attempt at counter-hegemony. As part two will attest, ideologies of control gave way to ideologies of revolt as counter-intellectuals formed their own version of acceptable wisdom in order to challenge the dominant ideology. In the case of the Middle East that would mainly be in the form of Islam since it was the ideological current pushed by the ruling class, for the counter-intellectual class, they used Islam to claim that the ruling…

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    growing power of Egypt. Regarding a duty of Egypt as a leading Arab country, Nasser was trying to help the Palestinian refugees to fight for their rights to return. So he provided Palestinian armed groups with financial and military aids. By 1956, Israel was no longer capable of ignoring the tricks Nasser was playing in the region. Collaborating with British and French, who had their own interests to overthrow Nasser’s regime, Israel invading Egypt, known as the Suez War. Although Egypt suffered…

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    longstanding contention between two cultures with no end in sight. The disharmony within this sector of the world has been an international battle of choosing sides and allies, but more importantly it has been the cause of violent slaughter for thousands. This fictional literary piece can be used as a vehicle to bring its audience into a state of understanding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict for what it truly is. Because this conflict over land is between two opposing cultures, backed by two…

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    between the Germans and the British several times and was the site of several major battles. Originally in Italy’s sphere of influence, Tobruk fell to the British on January 12, 1941, building upon the initiative they had seized after Italy’s defeat in Egypt the previous year. More than a year later, in June 1942, Tobruk fell to the Germans after a long and intensive siege by Field Marshal Erwin Rommel’s tank forces. Then, in November 1942, Tobruk fell once more to the British and remained under…

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    1. Ordinary World The Ordinary World represents Andalusia Spain, where his journey began. At this moment, he is a roaming shepherd of many terrains and his home is all of the lands that his comes across during his wandering. He’s raised and educated by his family in Spain. We notice that sheep hold a special place in his heart. The character establishes that he has a great desire to travel. This desire drives him to become a shepherd. Santiago was very familiar with the atmosphere. Most likely…

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