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    Marco Polo's Culture

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    Marco Polo talks about culture more completely foreign to him than either Xuanzang or Ibn Battuta; China did not have the same religious tradition compared to where he came from. This probably is the reason why he has brief descriptions of religious life and practice in Hangzhou. His posture towards the culture of India was descriptive, without the clear criticisms of Battuta and the very positive passages found in Marco Polo’s account. Ibn Battuta made his own culture, mostly Islam and the…

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    need to conquer new lands and raid them for their resources. Despite their negative image and military tactics, first hand accounts of the empire and dealings with the Khans from the thirteenth century emissaries Juviani, William of Rubruck, and Marco Polo have…

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    1930's Fashion Trends

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    Have you ever heard of Dolman Sleeves, Polo, or even Little Black Dresses? Well this essay talks all about them. So sit back, and take a journey to the 1930’s fashion trends from mens polos to women’s clothing for a night in the town. The nazis were the big bad guys of this time period and they made things a little interesting for people, manley jews. If you thought the 1980’s, 1960’s or even the 1900’s were crazy, wait till you read about the 1930’s. From 1882-1945, Franklin D Roosevelt created…

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    Bantu Migration Experience

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    to be greatly influenced by history. Three encounters that I found the most interesting and influential are the Bantu Migration in Sub-Saharan Africa, Marco Polo meeting Khubilai Khan, and the Muslims Pilgrimage to Mecca. Each encounter strikes a different impact in today 's society such as, the enlargement of the Bantu language, Marco Polo enlightening other explorers, and Muslims finding a way with Allah as they make their pilgrimage to Mecca. The Bantu Migration was one of the most…

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    I refused to say a word to Polo as we walked down the hall again with him slightly in the lead this time. Once we got to the waiting area, which was just some chairs lined up against a wall, I just plopped down in a chair. I groaned as I ran my rans over my face. “You have some ball if can stand up to Brackish like that,” Polo commented setting with one chair between us. “I just want one of the last living pures to be free, is that too much to ask for,” I said to him but mostly to myself. “What…

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    While growing up I never really understood the meaning of masculinity or femininity up until I looked around and saw how different each person looked. How different my friends and I looked. It was mind blowing after reading and analyzing advertisements about femininity and masculinity. Up until reading about masculinity and femininity I never really cared much about the topic of sex and gender too much. The world is changing yet some ideals of masculinity is the same. Men must be strong, they…

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    Larsen would welcome them back if they agreed to join his guild. However, he would not be able to do it without the help of key members of the Harvest Guild stopping outright guild war. “What of the Lower Triangle?” “The Captain there is very loyal to Polo and also very popular.” Pattis shrugged. “I can take care of him like I did…

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    other means”(61). I had always considered to my obsession with the game as a pleasure rather than intellectual work, but after reading the article I learned, it is very demanding on the mind much like math or science. Here’s what I mean, when I play polo it isn’t just about improving my body to meet the needs of the game, but perfecting the mental aspect of the game. Many even say sports are 98% mind. I spend hours watching film and studying the philosophy of motivation. In game, I am constantly…

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    Explorer Persuasive Essay

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    When people like Polo understand the world better than others, then opportunities open. Again, there is a lesson to be learned here, and that is this: Opportunities reveal themselves to those who know. This may seem obvious at first, but people brush past the chance to grow and choose instant gratification over long term satisfaction. Marco Polo is not much different than the average American, other than the fact that he spends time…

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    Golf Uniform Essay

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    during the game. Golf polo shirts vary in color, sizes, and materials depending on your preferred brand. The style includes short-sleeve and long-sleeve shirt. Women wear the same style of polo shirt, but more fitted than men’s attire. Men usually tucked their polo shirts inside their shorts or slacks, creating a neat appearance. Golf polo shirts come in numerous innovative materials, ranging from advance stretch, sweat control, shrink-free, and wrinkle-free textiles. Polo shirts made of light…

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