Similarities Between Exit East And A Golden Age

m. When the Americans started bombing in Cambodia, it pushed people to join a rebel group called the Khmer Rouge.

The emotions, thoughts and visceral reactions Amir reveals through the stream of consciousness are used to amplify the significance of his situation. This passage is also a very stark contrast to the calm and objective tone he’d used in the prior paragraph in which he had been using complete and complex sentences. Here the lack of such, rather than using truncated, incomplete and simple sentences, shows his inability to grasp and handle what he was being faced with because of this decision. The article describes the journey of Muhammad Ahmadi from Afghanistan to Greece in detail, highlighting specific details about conditions they endured on their journey in order to convey the extent to which people are willing to go in order to escape from the Taliban.

On the 24th of April 2013, a tragedy occurred in Dhaka, Bangladesh, resulting in the deaths of more than 1000 people and the destruction of a nine-story garment factory “Rana Plaza” (Manik& Yardley, n.d.,). However, the unsatisfactory condition of the building was known to employees. The day before the tragedy, several cracks were noticed, yet the owner of the factory ignored the warning by police to suspend the factory. In addition, workers were physically intimidated which shows, illustrating the power of society and the desperation of financial condition as individuals (Hossain, 2013). 80% of the workers at the Rana Plaza were female; this was because their labor was the cheapest in the world, with the minimum income BDT being 3000 taka per month (the equivalent of 37 Australian dollars) (Burke, 2013). This industry represented the international fashion labels in Europe, America, cosmopolitanism and progressive brands such as Benetton etc. Most of the factory’s textile products were internationally exported, earning foreign currency and allowing it to become the largest industry in Bangladesh. The “Rana Plaza” was one of the main industry, which maintained the economy and society as individuals in Bangladesh. The power of capital at the Bangladesh level is the arrangement of dominance transnational businesses at the global level, which is a smaller rate of powerful

unfamiliar with the new world that has been placed around them. The novel S​old,​b​y Patricia McCormick, begins with a young girl named Lakshmi, living in a small village in Nepal with her mother, baby brother, and an unworthy step­father. Even though she is dreadfully poor, she is happy and lives a life of wonder and imagination with her best friend, but all too soon, everything changes when the monsoons destroy the family crops. The story continues with Lakshmi leaving to earn money to support her family and learning an unbelievable truth: she has been sold into prostitution. This novel taught me the importance of making sacrifices for loved ones and finding companions

has been taken away by her husband and children. It isn 't that she dislikes her children or

Behind the Beautiful Forever by Katherine Boo is about citizens trying to survive in Annawadi one of India’s largest slums of 2008. Their slum is built on land that belongs to Mumbai airport. All of the citizens living in this slum face many struggles in their day to day lives that they must overcome to survive. In this book the Muslim Husian family’s struggles are described, they are the minority in the slum surrounded by Hindus.

The Religious Conflict in South Asia It is a misconception to believe that there has always been conflict between Muslims and Hindu's. At one time, Muslims and Hindus would live together in peace even worshiping in the same building, a purely harmonious relationship. However the peace was not to last. In modern times the conflict it could be said is inevitable.

The video “Shipbreakers of Bangladesh”, produced by Tim Noonan, shows the poor reality of workers in Bangladesh, the lack of safety, conflicts, child labor and the omission of the richest people. Charlie Kernigan, someone who has been working in favor of the shipbreakers during the last five years, Tanveer, who lived his first six years in Bangladesh, and some workers collaborated with the flow of information presented during the program.

Bangladesh has also made considerable improvements in other areas as well, such as the infant mortality and life expectancy rate. Bangladesh has made considerable improvements over the years.

The Bangladesh Genocides is remembered as the most concentrated genocide of the 20th century, however it is an astonishing act of overlooking. In an attempt to crush forces seeking independence for East Pakistan, the West Pakistani military regime unleashed an efficient campaign of mass murder which aimed at killing millions of Bengalis, and succeeded in doing so.

Therefore, Bangladeshi people are concentrated in settlements in the East End of London, because most of the Bangladeshi people "chose to live in council housing in ‘safe’ neighborhoods rather than owner-occupied housing elsewhere, because of fear of racial harassment in white owner-occupied areas." The Bangladeshi people group themselves into a specific area in order to avoid being victims hurt by other white people. Therefore, the white’s racism destroys the Bangladeshi peoples’ sense of community.

India has Hinduism as its major religion with Islam as its second largest religion, while Pakistan and Bangladesh has Islam as its major religion with Hinduism as its minor religion. The patterns shown on the map illustrates the mass migration of Muslims in India to Pakistan and parts of today's Bangladesh, as well as the mass migrations of Hindus from Pakistan and Bangladesh to India, following the split between India and Pakistan in 1947. The patterns make sense as the Hindus from Bangladesh and Pakistan want to move to Hindu majority country of India, while the Muslims in India want to move to a Muslim majority country like Pakistan or

The birth of Bangladesh-the first state to be born in blood and fire in a polycentric world has been a unique case, as the following analysis shows. There is hypothesis that political factors, rather than economic, ethnic and cultural one, were catalyst of Bangladesh revolution.

Bangladesh has got a population of around 150 million (2011) with a life expectancy at birth of around 63 years, and an adult literacy rate of 47.5%. The recent Human Development

Monica Ali’s Brick Lane (2003), is an outcry of the immigrants like Chanu and Nazneen; a tragedy of being adapted to the largest ethnic community. For Bangladeshis, living outside their country, there is a possibility of chances of being attacked. The culture clash between the East and the West is beyond question, generating the feelings of estrangement against the minority. The constant effort to deny one’s heterogeneity fails to prove the homogeneity; one knows the Asian countries are quite different from the Western ones. Chanu teaching and encouraging his daughters to speak Bengali at home shows the responsibility of a minority to preserve their cultural heritage, in the non-native country. As observed in this