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    The Making of the Knights Templar “Like going on pilgrimage, to which they were often likened, crusading was an act of Christian love and piety that compensated for and paid the penalties earned by sin” (Richard Abels, par. 1). During the Medieval Time Period, the Christians would take pilgrimage to the Holy City of Jerusalem until it became increasingly dangerous as the Muslim Wars of Expansion threated the Holy City of Jerusalem. This sparked the Crusades: a series of Holy Wars where the…

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    The earlies writings concerning Christians and violence’s is from Augustus of Hippo from the fourth century C.E. that easys the notion of a just war on to humanity. I argue that the first crusade of Pope Urban II was not act out of character of Christianity and it was the currents events that are the cause for the first crusade, and the reason why the people of Christendom went on the crusade was for god not so much money. The motive for Pope Urban the Second for his call upon the faithful…

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    colonies would not have been in Canada at all. The Natives in Canada did not benefit from the imperialism and did not greatly benefit from the trading that came with globalization. Overall, the cons outweighed the pros for the globalization and imperialism from the perspective of an aboriginal. An example of how heavily imperialism over First Nations has permanently affected them is the loss of traditional Aboriginal language.…

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    First Person The moon barely lit the muddy pathway ahead. Twisted twigs and fallen branches caught my ankle and I could feel them crunch underneath my worn out sandals-making it hard to walk. There was no sensible movement for miles on the abandoned ally, it was completely vacant, except for one ancient house on the far corner of the road. The boards creaked and moaned and threatened to collapse at any given moment. My heart skipped a beat, and the inside of my stomach churned into an unpleasant…

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    Code Switching

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    boring and code switching makes it more interesting. Every one of these students from a different countries and each one of them spoke with a certain accents which created a non clarity and that made them laugh at each other. As said by Crystal the first factor for code switching is not being able to express oneself in a certain language, as a result the speaker will not be able to express him or herself in that language so they shift to the other to repay for the lack and disability of the…

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    band in North Vancouver and activist on the rights of First Nations in North America was a residential school student at the age five. He was stripped of his language, culture and family. The speech discussed the devastating ways in which the European settlers stole the native territory and culture. I think Chief George’s speech highlights how the Europeans ethnocentric mindset led them to believe that stripping, judging and abusing the First Nation culture was “helping them” or showing them…

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    The Pope expressed that they are all God-fearing people and that they are among the chosen ones. He basically told them that the land that is being invaded was for them. He also expressed to them that Jerusalem was being over ran by people that did not believe. He painted a picture so vividly that the people felt compelled to run to their aid. He also used their ancestors as leverage by telling them to do the deeds of their ancestors and reclaim what was theirs and stated that it was the will of…

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    They came to North America for the fur trade that was abundant in Canada with our Beaver especially. After failing to obtain French support on their terms, they went to England in 1665 and interested Prince Rupert, cousin of Charles II. They then went back…

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    Essay On Globe Theatre

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    modern operational replica was built in a location near the original allowing anyone to have the opportunity to go and see a recreated original Shakespearian play. In the first year it operated, the new theatre attracted more than 210,000 patrons. The interesting history of The Globe Theatre adds to its awe-inspiring…

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    sites(Jerusalem)considered sacred by both groups because the Christians believed that it was were Jesus was born there and the Muslims believe that was were their god helped develop and lived and the Muslims also believe that since they were also there first it is their land to own and not the Christians.When the pope gave the people a speech on why they should go on the crusades most people agreed because they thought that god was with them (according to the pope) but when they…

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