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    their ports. Constantinople was located in modern day Istanbul. In order to protect the city there was a wall surrounding the city and withheld numerous…

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    Essay About Safavids

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    Persia (Iran ) , Headquartered in Safavid Empire , was likely a descendant of the Persian Kurdish Safavid from 1501 1736 Members of the ruling dynasties rains / rained most of the bark of southwest Asia and Safaviyya - injection Shiite dominated the unique order of Islam . In fact , it is converted to Shia Islam in Iran in the Shiite Safavid Empire established diplomatic relations forced the Sunni , Shah Ismail was one of three founders . In height , as well as the Safavid dynasty in Iran now ,…

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    years consisted of me trying to learn English, meeting new people, and learning new things everyday. After 9 years of seeing no family such as: my aunts, uncles, and cousins made it harder everyday. My parents decided that it was a good idea to go to Istanbul and see our family there. I can’t describe how excited I was. Going to see them was the best gift ever. Picking Turkey as the country to see our family seemed like a good idea, until I realized I was the only one who spoke the Turkish…

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    Positive And Negative Effects Of Social Media

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    Distribution of gender at the respective universities, along with the reasoning of use and nonuse of social networking were collected through surveying and observations. This piece of literature contributes to the subject matter of social networking affecting students at universities because it directly provides results of surveys asking students why they use or why they don’t use social networks during their college experience. This information is relevant because it is a direct source…

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    features of characters, also course of the events. As known that, in Epic of Gilgamesh, events take place in Mesopotamia (Mesopotamia is a Greek term and this means between two rivers). When we looked at the today's conditions, the best locations may be Istanbul, Cappadocia and Çatalhöyük. Cappadocia, which is a historical region and has been in Nevşehir, Aksaray and Niğde in Turkey, can be choosen as locations because in the ancient time events of Epic of Gilgamesh take place in Uruk.…

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    Globalization Of Coffee

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    Over the years, coffee has become the world’s most valuable legally traded commodity, second only to oil. Shortly after its unique and beneficial attributes were discovered, coffee has spread readily around most parts of the world. As demand for this beverage grew, so did its need for cultivation, and agriculture of coffee beans began to spread with its popularity in regions of the world where climate allows for such growth. As with many other commodities in the world, the popularity of coffee…

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    Turkey Research Paper

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    The first bridge across the Bosporus was completed in 1973, a second was built in the 1980’s. Istanbul is one of the world’s major port. Major exports include textile and clothing, iron and steel, fruits, and electrical and electronic machinery, crude petroleum, electrical and electronic equipment and chemicals. Turkey’s leading trade partners are…

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    Poirot Research Paper

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    myriad of ways. Of course, Poirot would put himself on an island if he thought the many murders that surrounded him was his fault for the number one thing Poirot hates is murder. Poirot is on the Orient Express traveling through the snowy night from Istanbul towards it's long way across Europe, where a death occurs, and of course everyone turns to him for help with his gray cells.…

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    Museum Of Innocence

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    (2008) possesses the multimedial quality that is fascinating and inviting. It serves as both a literary work and an artistic product that derived from the act of collecting. Four years after the publication of the novel, Pamuk founded the museum in Istanbul that serves as the physical counterpart of the novel. At the same year, he also published a catalog The Innocence of Objects (2012) explaining the composition of each cabinet and the development of the museum. This special and complex project…

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    are both great examples of the given quote. Salcedo’s and hall’s practice are to create a form of communication that is simply to entice dialogue from the audience. Doris Salcedo’s practice towards her artwork of ‘Installation at 8th International Istanbul Biennial’ Entitled (2002-2003) and ‘Atrabiliarios’ (1996) has become a voice of recognition for the issues that have been distant from societies conscious. Fiona Hall ‘Paradisus Terrestrial' Entitled (1996) and ‘Leaf Litter’ (2000)…

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