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    supplies. This is what happens in the book Under The Persimmon Tree by Suzanne Fisher Staples and also this is whats going on in Afghanistan. In the book, Najmah faces many problems with the Taliban on her journey from Kunduz, Afghanistan to Peshawar, Pakistan. Before she even goes on her trip the Taliban stops at her house and kidnaps her father, Baba-Jan and her brother, Nur to go fight in the Taliban. Najmahs Mother and baby brother Habib died from a bomb when Najmah was gone so Najmah was…

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    The understudies were given current logical and innovative instruction through the medium of English, in an 'in-house' educational system which was basically in light of western lines, and later noticeably was the best compel in the Pakistan Development. Sir Sayyid had accentuated the educating the neighborhood dialects and religious training in the educational modules and had dependably regarded the socio-social substances of the Indian culture. He had chosen to keep a fine adjust between…

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    Imagery In I Am Malala

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    being said, her use of imagery appeals to essentially all five sense, as stated in the quote as hearing, seeing, and smelling for example. As a result, Malala’s effective use of vivid imagery is able to create a scenic view of what it is like in Pakistan and her daily life to get the audience to further understand what she experienced…

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    Khaled Hosseini’s historical fiction novel, “The Kite Runner,” takes place in Afghanistan. Amir, a 12-year-old boy, wants to win a local kite tournament. In the end, he won the kite competition, but he witnesses the rape of his servant and friend Hassan. Amir then becomes guilt-stricken and wants Hassan to get out of his life. Then, once Amir grows up, he returns to Afghanistan on the path to redemption to get rid of his guilt and overcome his deception. One theme the story suggests is that…

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    1937-1942 POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT Introduction:- We can not point out a specific day, event, year or an entire era in which the war for independence and freedom was started. The history of sub-continent is filled with these events in which sometimes Muslims took charge over Hindus or sometime Hindus were in a favorable spot but after the British rule, there were many variations, sometimes Hindus and Muslims joined hands with each other like in “Khilafat Movement” in order to get freedom from the…

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    Hindu and Muslim Communalism 1. Introduction “Hindus hear and enjoy the Azan as dusk falls, Muslims walk past and enjoy the smells of Hindu flowers and incense and the sounds of chants and temple bells — that is India, that is Indian secularism.” ---------- Dr. Subroto Roy Communalism and communal parties and organizations are an integral part of present day politics. Communalism is one of the most serious problems that Indian society is facing since her freedom from colonial rule. It is…

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    Literacy In Afghanistan

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    Afghanistan is one of many third world countries. It is located in South Asia. Afghanistan is surrounded by other countries such as Iran, Pakistan, Tajikistan,Uzbekistan, and Turkmenistan. Its also close to the Arabian Sea. Some places have kings and queens, monarchies, and etc. Afghanistan has a president just like us. Right now their president is Ashraf Ghani. The population in Afghanistan at this time is 30.55 million. Fifty years from now the population should be 40,216,962.37. Men and…

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    I Am Malala Yousafzai

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    are questioned while most reject them, as well as her religious beliefs tested when she looks to alter the status quo of women. Education can change the minds of youth around the world, and the lack of it available to women is a major problem for Pakistan. Malala’s stance is simple and clear; every girl should have the opportunity to go to school and learn without being hindered. Without knowledge women have no power within society. All females in the Pakistani culture are expected to be…

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    Essay On Tundra

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    The tundra has the coldest temperatures of all of the different types of biomes. The typical temperature in the tundra is about minus 18 degrees Fahrenheit. That’s very cold, but it gets even colder there in the winter! It’s actually very dry in the tundra as they receive about as much precipitation, or moisture, as the average desert, and it’s mostly in the form of snow. It’s also barren and treeless partly because it lacks the nutrients needed to support plants and animals. All year it has…

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    Hero Hall of Fame is Malala Yousafzai. She got the whole world's attention to help women education because we’ve been trying to get away from that for about a long time ago when we started giving women rights, so why can’t the women and girls at Pakistan get an education. She risked her life for this because lots of people wanted her dead ever since she expressed herself for getting an…

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