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    The conflict between Christianity, Judaism, and Islam has been ongoing for years. This conflict took a big effect in the Holy War, more commonly known as the Crusades. The Crusades were a series of eight religious wars between the Christians and Muslims. At the time, Muslims had control of Jerusalem, the Holy Land. However, the Christians wanted control of it, so they tried to recapture it, thus marking the start of the Crusades. The primary goal was to gain control of Jerusalem. Nevertheless,…

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    A manifold of symbolic connotations can be made in “A Worn Path” by Eudora Welty. Eudora Welty’s explanation of symbolism basically says how the Character Phoenix Jackson goes out of her way to do all that she can for her grandson because he is sick and can’t take care of him-self. She is a good grandmother by going out of her to take the whole day to walk all the way into town to get him his medicine. During her excursion she talks aloud to herself coaxing before, but this one seems…

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    Westfield London History

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    Westfield London - Shepherd's Bush Westfield London, the spearheading shopping and relaxation destination, is an imaginative and element place for another era of customer to shop, to eat, and to meet. Westfield London - Shepherd's Bush at an astounding 150,000 square meters the forcing Shepherd's Bush Westfield Shopping Center has the questionable honor of being London's biggest shopping center. 80 percent are design centered with more than 700 style brands including more than 40 extravagance…

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    Differences in Culture The organizational culture of the Sprint and Nextel corporations was obviously very different. They did not have the same attitude towards everyday business, decision-making, communication or outward appearance and attire. Their overall values were completely opposite. Sprint’s organizational culture was very hierarchical and bureaucratic in structure. Their decision-making process was more hierarchical as well. Sprint needed approval from the power structure to make…

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    Indian Ocean

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    established during the First Axial Age (450 BC.-150 AD.) were the chief trading arteries leading to and out of India and China, foremost of which was the Silk Route(s) extending from Korea to Rome. Later in 650, the Indian Ocean began replacing the overland trade. The Muslim Arabs develop into the dominant presence in the Indian Ocean and remained so until the early 1400's. The Muslim Arabs strenuously descend…

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    carnelian for wine, copper, tin, lead, coral, topaz, clothing, gold, and silver. The current island of Sri Lanka produced pearls, stones, and tortoise shells. Chryse also exported tortoise-shell. China traded silk on the sea routes as well as the overland routes. Bananas and yams also made their way to mainland Africa through Indonesians colonizing Madagascar and bringing them, they then spread to mainland Africa. Most of the technology that was shared was the design and building of boats.…

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    Trains and railroads have been existing for a long time. They have done so much wonders in our lives. My paper will be saying a lot about trains and railroads. My platform will be consisting of the “Transcontinental Railroad”, also “The Transformers” within the railroads. It will also be containing facts about “Railroads In The 20th Century”, I will be discussing railroads in the 1900’s and also talking about the Golden Age. I am also going to be talking about the Maglev Train. The…

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    Harriet Tubman was a very influential and religious woman who routinely put herself in danger in order to save hundreds of lives. Born into slavery on the Eastern shore of Maryland, Harriet refused to spend her life in bondage. In 1849, Harriet finally escaped slavery and dedicated her life to fighting for liberty and equality for the love of her family and friends. Her strong faith in God is what motivated her to come back and help liberate thousands of people. During her lifetime, she was…

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    Mark Twain and Bret Harte were two of the most significant writers in modern American literature. These two American novelist used regionalism throughout their works to depict what life was like in that region. Regionalism can be used in a couple of different aspects, this depends on the context that you are using it for. Twain wrote many significant works throughout his illustrious career in almost every profession one could imagine. Both Twain and Harte used personal experiences to depict what…

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    Los Angeles River Essay

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    continues to experience the worst drought in its history, the channelization of the Los Angeles River only contributes to this problem. Given that the natural soil is no longer exposed to allow the absorption of some of the river’s water as it flows overland, there is much less available as groundwater. Furthermore, the impermeable nature of the concrete not only prevents water from being absorbed by the earth, but actually helps move the water into the ocean as fast as possible. Aside from its…

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