Genghis Khan

Funny at first, smashing in the end. When I first saw the movie it was really bizarre as it was hilarious. I spent the first minutes laughing: the editing is fast paced and the voice over explains one after another different concepts that apparently are barely connected. But in the end it grows all perfectly together in order to describe us one of the most humanitarian issues of our time, all in less than 15 minutes. Unlike the movies we discussed in class they were typical documentary boring…

On October twenty fifth, nineteen forty-four it was a nice clear morning on Leyte Island in the Philippines. The sunrise is in full effect, and nearby the Japanese Naval Fleet has amassed a large concentration of firepower approximately 25 miles from United States ships positioned in the area. 6:45 am the first shots were fired from 20 miles away and the battle had begun. 24 Japanese Zero’s, Japan’s first squadron of Kamikaze pilots approached on the horizon. Then, as if from a scene in some…

Babur was a descendent of Genghis Khan and Tamerlaine. In 1504 Babur moved to Afghanistan and then India. In 1526 he took over the Turkic Ghur’iat Sultanate of Delhi, gaining control of Northern India. Under his rule, he allowed various Hindu temples to be built, further implementing…

For hundreds of years America had went to war for many reasons. Some reasons are for land, to gain businesses, and to have a more power. However for all of these reasons it always comes with a downfall. Such as the spending billions of dollars on a war, when this money could've went to some unfortunate kids education. War is never justified because it leads to many innocent people being killed or hurt in both physical and mental ways and war forces people to be involved in a war, when they do…

The Corruption of Power in Macbeth Books and the art of writing has been a very big part of our society for centuries. Great writers have bloomed and disappeared in the past, the most significant one with the greatest impact in our society is William Shakespeare because he is the master of writing literature that goes into deep psychological thoughts and emotions of a character. Readers are very intrigued by his books because it amazing to see how even though his work is old; it is not obsolete…

pestis that is found on the fleas of rats. The disease spread to Europe from the Far East in the 14th century along the trade routes of the silk road. The East was experiencing a great boom in trade and economics under the Mongolian Empire that Genghis Khan had built. The Silk Road saw much more use do to the Mongol conquests and the subsequent Pax Mongolica. This intracontinental trade resulted in the people of Italy seeing their first victims in the mid 14th century. The Bubonic Plague was so…

The Second Act begins with the musical number “Making Things Up Again.” Elder Cunning in reality has never read the Book of Mormon and fails to communicate the religion properly to the audience. He relies on his knowledge of science fiction to be able to sell his idea to the villagers. Elder Cunningham is making up stories ads ornamentations to his teachings to make it more appealing. The stories that he tells relate to the conditions of the torn country of Uganda. His conscience however appears…

paid way too much attention to what was being said about me, my vision and horizons were limited. I figured out how imperative it was to believe in myself - a lesson that was equivalent to the Kuraltai of the Mongol chieftains where Temujin became Genghis…

American Sovereignty in the 21st Century The Declaration of Independence makes the agreement, “That these United Colonies are, and of Right ought to be Free and Independent States, that they are Absolved from all Allegiance” (Jefferson 265). Thusly the Declaration of Independence is consider by most to be the foundational statement of national sovereignty by The Thirteen American colonies and now the United States. The Declaration of Independence is a formal statement by the thirteen American…

that it is found in the book. This leads to ones interpretation of mass killings or genocides and why god allows them to exist. If god has this master plan in mind why in all things that are holy would he allow for Hitler, Stalin, Cambodia, the Genghis Khan era, and the other massive genocides that are taking place all over Africa with no real accurate report of numbers to report. This leads into one trying to find some sort of solace in the fact that these millions upon millions of people…