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    Throughout the course of one’s life, he or she is likely to experience the grief and bereavement process due to the loss of a close friend, family member, or relative. The magnitude of the grief he or she may experience has been largely dependent on the level of attachment to the individual whom he or she lost (Arnett, 2015). Furthermore, marked differences have been found in how long and how severely people grieve (Bonanno, & Kaltman, 2001). Therefore, individuals may grieve and experience…

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    What Is Zlata Inhumane

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    “The people must be the ones to win, not the war, because war had nothing to do with humanity. War is inhumane.” (Filipovic, 1994, p. 33) Zlata Filipovic has been through more in just her childhood than most people will in their entire lives. No child should have to see what Zlata saw, live what Zlata lived. Witnessing this war was unimaginable until reading Zlata’s Diary. Zlata was only eleven years old when she started writing in her diary that documented her experiences during the Bosnian…

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    German Imperialism Causes

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    guns, planes and the submarine which won them the waters against the great navy of the British but also to trade to so many countries. (Document 6) Assassination/Spark: One of main causes or excuses is the death of Archduke Franz Ferdinand in Sarajevo in June 1914 this would be later known as the spark of the Great war. It prompted Austria-Hungary, looking for an open door for the decay of Serbian nationalism. The death and the events that took after were known as the July Crisis. Without the…

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    Mevlevi Influence

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    made themselves so important within the upper elites of the Empire that ended up paying off dividends in the end. “The Mevlevis were known for their close affiliation with the literati although their influence could be equally felt in the halls of government. In fact the [Chelebi] was given the honor of girding the new sultans with the sword of their forebear […] ”. By filling this position, the two different groups, the Mevlevi and the Ottoman elite, gained various things. Symbiotically, the…

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    Differences In Religion

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    Many people think that religious differences as a cause of discrimination, slaughter, and genocide. In daily life, we often hear or even see through television that religious differences are often the reason for discrimination, slaughter, and genocide. Many rulers who used religion as a basis for breaking the human race and spark a conflict. Actually, the religious differences can be used as a tool to humiliate a race or other religious groups. The differences in religion can be used as a tool…

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    Events of World War I “Serb Student Assassinates Archduke and His Dutchess” read the headline of the Washington Times on June 28, 1914 (“Serb Student”). The assassination of the archduke was one of countless events of World War I that resulted in enormous effects. During the time of World War I, militarism, gas warfare, and the Zimmermann Telegram also showed to affect the world. Competition between the Central Powers and the Allies proved to be the main cause of these events and the effects of…

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    On the 28th of June 1914, a Serbian shot an Austrian. Within six weeks, many of the countries of Europe had become involved in a war that was to cause the deaths of 10 million soldiers. Germany had gained Alsace and Lorraine in 1871 in the Franco-Prussian War, and was looking to expand even further. This created tension between Germany and France for many years, since France wanted Alsace and Lorraine back. Germany wanted to become a world power, similar to France and Britain. Germans also…

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    Writing is like a free therapy. The article,”The Freedom Writers Diary,” by Zlata Filipovic states “These students and their teacher, Erin Gruwell, chose to read Anne Frank:The Diary of a young girl, my own book, Zlata’s diary: A Child’s Life in sarajevo (and many other books), and were inspired to start writing their own diaries. This quote from the article changed the lives of the Freedom writers because they started to write in a diary. Now they can live their life just like Zlata…

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    The people of Kanehsatake were willing to risk dying, ruining their reputation among the people of Oka, potentially losing their jobs, and receiving immense amounts of hate from all across America in order to protect their land from destruction. There was no settled land claim, therefore no permission was legally required, but Kanehsatake was more than just 9 more holes on a golf course. Kanehsatake was the home of the Mohawk people who have been under siege for their land for centuries. During…

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    On August 6, 1914, Britain declared war upon Germany. The two sides at the beginning of the war consisted of The Triple Alliance, and the Triple Entente. The Triple Alliance comprised mainly of Germany, Austria-Hungary and Italy, whilst the Triple Entente was made from France, Great Britain, and Russia. This meant that all the power of the empires was involved as well, as Great Britain, Germany, Austria-Hungary and Russia all had empires to back them up. An intricate web of alliances also…

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