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    It’s been years since the collapse of the Soviet Union, and the world has been the target for global organized crimes and criminal activities from Russia and other Soviet countries such as Ukraine. Solntsevskaya Brava the organized criminal group that is based in Solntsevo, located in southwest of Moscow in Russia. This group was founded by Sergei Mikhailov “Mikhas”. Mikhas was born 1958 in Russia. He liked to call himself “businessman instead of thief Mikhas”. Following his time in prison for…

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    corals and other fossils of sea life. Unless sea creatures somehow reached the peak of our planet, this is definite evidence that the peak was at one point subaquatic. Geologists know that many years ago there was an ocean between the Indian and Eurasian plates. The collision of these plates brought rock that was at the bottom of this ocean five miles above sea…

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    most of Asia became known as the Pax Mongolica. During the Pax Mongolica, the territory of the Mongol empire became a safe place where commerce and capitalism flourished. The Mongols re-established the Silk Road as a place where Europeans and Eurasian civilizations can travel safely and peacefully on well-maintained…

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    Afro-Eurasia Dbqs

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    Take Home Essay Questions (1) Conquest and trade are vehicles for shifting the powers between civilizations, exploration of new lands and the transfer of ideas, cultures, technologies, and disease. The results of continual conquest and expanding trade from 1300 to 1750 CE in Afro-Eurasia facilitated an increase in interconnection within its own borders as well as becoming a global market once sustained contact with the Americas was achieved. Mongol’s massive conquest over much of Afro-Eurasia,…

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    From the time period of 1450 to 1800, both Russia and the Spanish had been striving to expand their empires to gain a better role in the global economy. For Russia, this expansion was limited to the Eurasian landmass while the Spanish looked to the Atlantic and set up colonies in the New World. Both of these empires broke free from their foreign rulers. Despite different branches of Christianity, within both of these empires' religions played key roles in terms of expansion. The Russians wanted…

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    Music. Music is the sound on what the average person's ears and brain will claim is music, even if the sound was not meant to be any type of tune. From who or where that sound was coming from could have been a certain physical object or some sort of tune-making species other than a human being. These tune-making objects are doing so unintentionally, whereas a person can be making a sound with a particular unique instrument, having the intentions to create a tune or a rythem. Examples or…

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    After Christopher Columbus' 1492 voyage the natives of the Americas and the afro Eurasians traded and exchanged many things, some good, and some bad. Explorers returned to Europe with corn, potatoes, and tomatoes, which became very important to Europe. In the process, Europeans introduced rice and peanuts to the new world. There were some…

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    They create the hateful image of Eurasian soldiers through propaganda, things such as Hate Week, the Newspeaks, and the Telescreens enhance the influences of the government on the people. By influencing the present through tactics, such as propaganda, a person’s opinion could significantly…

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    The Rock formed began to form during the Jurassic Period with an accumulation of marine life that formed a layer of limestone. Eventually, compression along the Eurasian and African tectonic plates pushed the limestone formation up to the surface. The melting of the glaciers separated the Rock from the rest of African by filling the Mediterranean Sea with water. It is iconic in Roman and Greek mythology because it…

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    For instance, while listening to the news, Winston describes a war broadcast as “a gory description of the annihilation of a Eurasian army.” He does this often with the news. Basically, Winston does not react to the horrors of the war, instead he treats it like a completely normal thing and he focuses on the reduction in chocolate, which is actually a normal thing. The only sign…

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