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    Berlin Wall Communism

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    Reagan: ‘Tear Down this Wall!’”) The ideas of communism may seem suitable on paper, but when enforced on an entire country, is devastating. One of these most profound examples of communism is the Berlin Wall. Communism changed the country of Germany; East Germans directly experienced the confinement of a communistic government. By the building of the Berlin Wall, there was an increase in violence and cultural unrest. Around the world, people protested the Berlin Wall. Finally, the protest was…

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    Guns, Germs And Steel

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    Another view is advanced by Lewis (2002) in the book 'What Went Wrong? Western Impact and Middle Eastern Response'. He argues that social Liberty deprivation, as pointed out in the Middle East, decreases a country's chance to be developed properly. Many islamic countries not only are ranked lowest on personal liberty on multiple world indexes though also then search out external scapegoats, especially Jews and westerners and imperialism…

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    Over the course of six years, the United States military launched more than 400 drone strikes that ended up with a heavy amount of terrorist combatants dead. These strikes were targeted for people on the kill list who pose as a dangerous threat to the society we live in today. Drone strikes have become a popular tactic used by militaries in the war against the Islamic State (ISIS) which provide an assistance of allies in a time when they are most needed (Ackerman). Unfortunately, the deaths of…

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    Spread Of Coffee

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    the Sufi dhikr worship meeting and into the Middle East, and the acceptance and legalization of slavery in the Caribbean which ensured proper production of coffee that resulted in coffee becoming a major global commodity. The open, less reclusive personality of Sufi sects allowed for the spread…

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    The Operation Badr

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    Operation Badr is the codename given to the joint Syrian and Egyptian attack on Israel. The surprise attack began on the Jewish holiday of Yom Kippur at 1400 on October 6, 1973. Coincidentally, not only did this war start on the holiest of Jewish holidays, but it was also fought during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan which is why it is still referred to as the Ramadan war in the Muslim world. The purpose of this essay is threefold: first, to explore exactly why this war was fought in the…

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    European Explorations

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    Galilei was shot down many of times due to the church’s firmness. Those are some facts and “drives” that made the Europeans go out and look for outside lands. To top it off, they got so many nice things at start, introduced by traders from the Middle East, such as the compass. This made it seem possible to do full-on exploring. Ultimately, the real push came from the people…

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    Hezbollah Research Paper

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    The threat that Al Qods and Hezbollah present not only to Israel but do they present a threat to the rest of the world? They are the epitome of a Hybrid Threat to the Middle East and United States interests. Are they the same? Do they have common goals? What exactly are they? The Al Qods are special operations branch to the Iranian Revolutionary Guard (IRG), considered a state actor, I would consider them very similar to our Special Operations branch. They are highly trained,…

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    Middle Easterner Culture

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    provocative now and again. It is relied upon to represent a test to MTV in light of the fact that they would need to stick to what they are referred to for as an organization however in the meantime, meet and satisfy the general population in the Center East without slighting the nearby culture. There is additionally weight on the organization to go about as a social bringing together compel in a district known for its political strains. The Middle Easterner district has in a few sections a…

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    There were many things happening in the world during Shakespeare so much history taking place building important depth in how society is either influenced or even how it’s run due to improvement or advancement in today's technology.There will be three subject I will be talking about and they are Europe,Asia,and the topic of religion.The first one will be about Europe more specifically How England was back then.Queen Elizabeth dies at age 69 in the year 1603 causing them to select a new king…

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    The Middle East suffers from a broad deficit in freedom and human rights compared to the rest of the world, especially regarding women’s rights and freedom of speech. There have been cases of severe infringement upon human rights, sparking popular uprisings in the Arab world and a war in Libya. Restraints on rights include the ability to report and speak freely. People who openly criticize the government are at risk of being thrown in jail. Overall, censorship in the media forces the loss in an…

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