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    Bowe Bergdahl Case Study

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    Bowe Bergdahl became an instant hit when he returned to the United States after being held captive by the Taliban for almost 5 years. Bowe had become the longest held captive by the Taliban. Many questions started to rise quickly like why had Bowe left his post in the first place? Was Bowe in his right mind when he got up and left? There seemed to be many more questions than answers. While people have talked to Bowe he had explained his planned escape from OP Mest and why he was leaving. Bowe…

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    The constant changing in culture and government structure in Afghanistan over the last 60 years killed many, changed the lives of many, and formed many terrible cultures. Many of these displaced and confused people put their lives on the line with their family to hold on to their own culture in a new and safe environment. If these people survived when they seeked asylum in a safer place, they were usually welcomed to a stable rest of their lives. In the novel The Kite Runner, the deteriorating…

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    Exit West Symbolism

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    In the world of Exit West by Mohsin Hamid there exist doors that can teleport you to a random place in the world in the blink of an eye. Nadia and Saeed live in a war-ridden country and wish to escape. They hear a rumor of the magical doors, later buying a trip through one. The first time they go through the door they end up in an island in Mykonos, Greece. Nadia heard rumors of what it felt like transitioning through the door “It was said in those days that the passage was both like dying and…

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    Teen activists try to make the world a better place to live in. They take risks and there not afraid to. Teen activism is to believe in what you think needs to be changed. Teen activists never give up. Malala Yousafzai school got shut down by the Taliban so she started to protest. She is fighting for all girls to go to school and she wants everyone to have a education. She never gives up. She takes risks. “She got shot in the head but when she was better she was still protesting and never…

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    Urdu Research Paper

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    Sikhs later clashed with rulers of India by forming military forces. c) Babur: Babur was someone who claimed to be the descendent from Tamerlane and Genghiz Khan. He led Mongol and Turkish invaders in 1526 through mountains to India. With a huge army with cannons that he met in Delhi, he set up the Mughal dynasty from 1526-1857. According…

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    How Does Najmah Change

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    (AGG) Change, change is a part of everyone's life like it or not. It will happen. Sometimes for better or for worse, but it's one part of life that will affect you for the rest of time. (BS-1 )Najmah has to become the leader of her family as a result of Najmah's father and brother being taken by the taliban. She and her family's lives are changed and Najmah has to step up and help where her mother can't to keep her family alive. (BS-2)The death of her mother and baby brother leave Najmah in…

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    The government is on her side because they realized that she was truly brave and worthy of their help. Some evidence to support this idea is “I even met president Barack Obama and his family... I told him that I did not like his drone strikes on Pakistan, and when they killed one bad person, innocent people are killed too, and terrorism spread more.” TE (190). Malala believed strongly in her cause, and people including her government and the US president help her, and in the US’s case, give her…

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    that make her readers appeal to what she is showing them, the truth. She incorporates emotionally-charged words that create a sympathetic image to the audience. Yousafzai wants her audience to feel sympathetic about how miserable everything was in Pakistan. Malala initially describes the moment her mother saw her for the first time after she had been shot, “My mother was in a state of shock and could not understand..’My brave daughter my beautiful daughter’, she cried” (Yousafzai, pg. 153). By…

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    Finding the True Meaning of Choices(leaving or staying) Every day one makes choices. The choice to get out of bed, to go to school, to dance, to sing, to laugh, to cry, to hurt, or to forgive. In The Other Side of the Sky, Farah leaves Afghanistan and travels a heartbreaking journey through sweat, tears, laughter, cruelty and love, to come to America and start a better life. But, through her journey other’s choices affect her in many ways. These choices make the road longer and the…

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    As Malala Yousafzai, a Pakistani activist for females, once said, “I raise up my voice - not so I can shout but so that those without a voice can be heard…we cannot succeed when half of us are held back.” Malala is speaking for young females, giving them a voice that they may not have. She is showing how being a female should be empowering, and women should not be held back. In The House on Mango Street, Sandra Cisneros speaks of a similar idea. As Malala says, Cisneros also shows how being a…

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