Abudai: A Brief Analysis

After that Adam ran into the woods in fear of what his mother would have said. There he met an old tall man by the name of Solomon Chandler.

Farah Ahmedi needed to get to Pakistan to survive. Walt Masters needed to save his friend's claim to hold his promise. Cassandra needed to find the Homunculus to save the world. However all three were spirited young adults that learned how to succeed through the will to survive, keep a promise or save the world. All three of them did what they had to do to succeed.

Farah Ahmedi is a poor girl looking for a better life. Walt Masters is a different boy doing the right thing by saving claims. Aengus is the god of love, curious and determined to obtain what he wants. However, all three of them are determined to complete the mission that they have undertaken because they were trying to make their lives and other lives better.

At the end of their walk Cyrus confides in Adam in telling him “I love you better. I always have.” (27) This comes as a shock to Adam because he is the one continuously receiving the punishments, whereas Charles seems to never feel the brunt of any punishment for what he has done. After Adams walk with his father, Charles begins to question Adam and what he and his father were talking about. When Adam tells the truth by leaving out what was said at the end of their walk, Charles doesn’t believe him. He becomes angered while comparing the gifts they bought their father on his birthday, and this is something that seems irrelevant to the situation. Charles becomes angered because Cyrus seems to love the “good bird dog” Adam got for him rather than the knife that he had purchased for him (29). Charles loses his anger again, and he “moved precisely, each foot planted firmly”, and Adam receives “ a hard blow in the stomach . . . then four hard punches to the head” (30). When Charles temporarily leaves the scene, Adam managed to “drag himself off the road and to a ditch that kept it drained” (30). As Charles footsteps drew near again, he stuck match after match “searching the road for signs” as to where his brother went (31). The fast thinking of Adam might be the only thing that saved his life on that

The Anasazi were a Native American people who were the ancestors of another group called the Pueblos. The Anasazi are a group that first started in 300 A.D. to 1500. They stayed in what today called is the four corners. ( Where the states Utah, Colorado, , Arizona, and New Mexico meet). The name Anasazi is not used for often by the descendants . It is a Navajo word that is translated to “ ancestors of our enemies”.

They then leave for Dachua there they discover that Elli's brother lived at a concentration camp near by. After a couple weeks there the gates beween Elli's and Bubi's(Elli's brother) camps open. They think they are free, but they are not. They are loaded onto a train and after a couple days stop at a beatiful place. They then find it's a trap there are guns firing everywhere.

Ismail I lived during a turbulent time in Iran’s history. It was a period of “political fragmentation and decentralization” [Richard C. Martin]. He was the founder of the Safavid Empire. In 1501, he named himself the Shah, king, of the empire and proclaimed Twelver religion the official religion of state. It took him almost over a decade to consolidate his control over all of Iran, where most of the Persian population still practiced as Sunni. His Qizilbash military was given the task to convert anyone on Safavid territory to Twelver Islam and the army succeeded. Ismail was a remarkable leader when he set his mind to it, yet the Ottoman empire instigated a war against the Safavid empire because of the increase of Shia population. Ismail was caught by surprise and the Qizilbash were defeated. The aftermath of the battle was severe; Ismail was so embarrassed by the defeat he became inattentive to any Qizilbash work and military affairs of state. He broke down and started to write poems about pious Muslims and how they worship their god. The shah died at age 36, after becoming an alcoholic, but the Safavid empire continued for over 200 years after. The Safavid Empire was founded on the unified front of their population, their military strength and intolerance for other beliefs but their own.

Fadi and his family are trying to leave from there home in Afghanistan to go to the united states. Then Fadi’s sister Miriam gets left behind. Fadi thinks it is his fault. When they first get to america Fadi schemes to go back to get Miriam and fails. Then 9/11 happens. Fadi gets bullied at school because he is from Afghanistan. Then he enters a photo contest with a prize of a trip to India to get Miriam back. The winners of the contest are announced and Fadi lost. Fadi still goes to see the museum with all of the winning pictures and more. Then he sees Miriam in one of the pictures and gets her

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Born with the name Wesley Cook and now goes by the name Mumia Abu-Jamal. He adopted this name from his class of African Studies they encourage the students to take African or Arabic names and Mumia has the meaning of prince. Mumia Abu-Jamal was a African American Activist, a journalist, a radio journalist and was a member of the Black Panther Party until October 1970. Also at one point the President of Philadelphia Association of Black Journalists. Earlier on in his life he suffered from a beating by a group of racist white supremacist. Later on in 1981 he was convicted and sentence because of the murder of Philadelphia police officer Daniel Faulkner. Through a number of appeals in 2001, he was then sentenced life to imprisonment without parole. In this particular case there are way

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Syrian Christian town of al-Qaryatain has been taken back from Islamic State, following a few days of intense battle between the militant nation and the Syrian troops aided by Russian airstrikes.