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    Ancient times involved many trade networks that helped establish the global economy. One of these trade networks was the Silk Road, the Han Dynasty of China helped form the Silk Road. The Silk Road connected the ancient world and helped spread global economy. The Silk Road was multiple routes from east to west. The routes were used commonly around 130 BCE, then the Han Empire expanded trade west, in 1453 CE the Ottoman Empire avoided trade with any body west and the Ottomans captured…

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    In this argumentative essay, it consists of three texts: Beowulf, The Saga of the Volsungs, and Sundiata. Each of these epics involve characters who fight or become monsters (or half-monsters). However, one of the epics show most successful in incorporating the monsters to deliver its central theme. Monsters are motifs that can help develop the text's major themes. It usually symbolizes a dangerous presence in a community and are destructive or harmful to people in the society. It is successful…

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    harsh realities had started gnawing Jagan's very being, biting him, pushing him to the edge. This escape was good for Jagan as one rightfully has claims to a life of tranquility and peace at, at least, at some point in life. It was good for his son, Mali also as this would teach him a lesson in life and prompt him to stand on his own feet and stop pestering and relying on his fathers's generosity and, needless to say,…

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    King Ashoka Imperialism

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    Mansa Musa from Mali famous ruler of ancient Africa which was located between Senegal and river Niger was the broken empire from Ghana. People from Arab developed Muslim but before they used to believe in certain spirit and superpower. Mali was famous because of its agriculture, gold trade and economic status. Masnsa Kankan Musa pilgrimage visit to Mecca in (1324) was main event…

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    Dogon Culture

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    The Dogon people are found in the high cliffs of Southern Mali. The population is believed to be somewhere near the 800,000 mark. There are roughly 700 Dogon villages spread across the Mali cliffs. The Dogon are known for their mud and straw architecture, sculptures and most notifiable the traditional mask dancing. Mask dancing is a tradition generally demonstrated during a morning period. The mask the Dogon wear, during the dance rituals, represent aspects of the living world. This tradition…

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    Gender in America are men can be women and women can be men, no boundaries and gay people are diversity. Women join the paid workforce, are the breadwinners or share it with their partners, also sharing of child care, household duties and food preparation, no depending on men. Understanding gender in other cultures makes me think of how different my culture really is compared to those four cultures because we don't take care of our men like these women of those four cultures do; they're pretty…

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    Muslims end up visiting Mecca on a hajj, or pilgrimage. Mansa Musa brought tens of thousands of people onto his hajj with him, but it was all for good reason. Mansa Musa, the ridiculously rich, greedy, and noble king of Mali, took years to cross from Niani, the capital of the empire of Mali, to Mecca, a city in Saudi Arabia said to be the birth of the Islam religion, but Mansa Musa made sure his hajj was not just for religious purposes. Every true Muslim must go on a pilgrimage, called a…

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    They are then captured by Khattum-Shud’s shadow, who plans to seal the Story Source at the bottom of the Sea of Stories. Before the Plug is finished, Mali destroys the machines that are used to poison the Sea. Haroun uses Wish Water to upset the rotation of Kahani, the planet that contains the kingdoms of Gup and Chup. Chup is no longer eternally dark, causing all of the shadows to melt away. The Guppee…

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    2013, rebels went into the southern part of Mali, in the region controlled by the government (Canada, G) . France directed about 2,150 troops to Mali to get the rebels out (Canada, G). However, by the end of January, French troops pushed the rebels out of Gao and Timbuktu, obliging them back to northern Mali. Armed forces from other African countries were also organized to Mali to support in the effort. Also in January, Islamic rebels went to Algeria from Mali and took loads of foreign hostages…

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    Ghana Kingdom

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    was a very diverse continent that had many different kingdoms including The Kingdom of Ghana, The Kingdom of Mali, lastly The Kingdom of Songhai. One of the main kingdoms was the Kingdom of Mali. Ghana was the ruling kingdom for hundreds of years but due to losing in wars it collapsed during the 1100s. Once it collapsed The Kingdom of Mali rose to power. During the middle of the 1200s Mali was established by Sundiata Keita. Sandiata won or defeated Ghana and captured its capital in 1240. He…

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