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    accused everyone of being Communists spy’s with absolutely no evidence, the same goes with the Salem witch trials which as the accusation of witch craft with no evidence the same goes for events after 9/11 where everyone accused people from the Middle East of being terrorist. 14 years later and people are still being accused of being terrorist. On June 23, 2003 in Salem, Oregon a 12-year-old Israeli Arab boy playing outside his house was allegedly called a terrorist and punched in the face by…

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    battling to go to school! Sometimes we can take things for granted, unlike women in developed countries there are a lot of females who do not have the option to go to school. I am originally from Yemen. It is one of the poorest countries in the Middle East At the age of 15 I had a best friend who is my age. I’ve known her for a long time. Once she came to school and told me she was getting married. I was shocked! I asked her why? And how can she be getting married at such a young age. She said…

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    A Separation Film Analysis

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    A Separation is a 2011 Iranian drama, set in present-day Iran, directed by Asghar Farhadi. The movie revolves around religiosity, ethics and love. The movie is a roller-coaster of different emotions and events. It deals with different relationships in an Iranian context. The movie starts with a couple, Simin and Nader, in front of a magistrate having a divorce hearing. Simin sees divorces as the only option to be able to move abroad to have a better life for her daughter, since Nader doesn’t…

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    Imperialism In China

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    Eve Orbach 10H1 Social Studies China, Japan, the Middle East, and Africa were regions in which the influence of the Europeans was eventually greatly felt. All of these regions were at first reluctant to join with the European ways in matters such as culture and trade, but eventually succumbed to the pressure to join the Europeans due to various reasons such as military pressure from the Europeans or the pressure to succeed and evolve by modernizing as a country. The Europeans always succeed in…

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    always been independent. (1D) The question, is how do you teach these people as children about colonialism. Has it been easier before or after postcolonialism? This perspective will be examined in the contexts of South Africa, India, and the Middle East. 1st Evidence: (Paraphrase source, summarize source, or quote source) The South African school system has suffered as the hands of apartheid, but Iain Smith of History Today would argue that the country is facing something far worse, (3B) “I…

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    Serpent from the Garden of Eden, on through to the days of Noah and from Noah to an evil line that passed from his son Ham to his offspring, the Canaanites. I believe it’s this kind of wickedness that explains the evil we see presently in the Middle East. ISIS is known for kidnapping ten-year-old girls as sex slaves. They rape them in a kind of religious ceremony where a man prays before he rapes the child; prays again when he’s finished and then the next guy comes in and repeats the process…

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    Introduction: Today 's infrastructure enables an easy access to people and places all around the world along with products, services and technologies that can move easily across national borders. Companies today have increased opportunities to enter foreign markets and it is common that they operate in international environments (Albaum and Duerr, 2008). This environment is also called ‘globalization’ that has become an interesting topic in the academic world. The meaning of globalization…

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    The Mediterranean Culture

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    The author of; Where Olive, Lemon and Laurel Trees Grow (2010), Slobodan Dan Paich, discusses the Mediterranean, giving evidence that there are other views to be looked at other than the nationalistic view as is normally presented. Paich lets the reader know at the very beginning of the article that there is no specific hypothesis which he is attempting to prove or disprove. Instead he would like to bring forth evidence of many cultural similarities and the diversity of culture throughout…

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    Orientalism is a term which indicates how the West perceives the East as the ‘other’. Edward Said published his controversial book Orientalism in 1978, which talks about how Orientalism forms an inferior Orient, in terms of knowledge and domination. Edward Said opens his introduction by mentioning the Western’s misconception about the East arguing that “The Orient was almost a European invention” (Said 1). The Orient played a significant role in the creation of the European culture and it…

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    Orientalism, is a book by Edward Said in which was very influential and controversial in postcolonial studies. Said redefined the term “Orientalism.” He defined it as a constellation of untrue assumptions expressing how the western attitudes toward the East were romanticized. Said starts off his book with the fact that the Orient played a key role in the “construction” of European and American culture, “the Orient has helped to define Europe (or the west) as its contrasting image, idea,…

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