Faisal I of Iraq

the idea of Arabs self-ruling Syria. This idea was in play until the 1920s, where the San Remo conference took place. San Remo is a country in Italy. At this meeting, Britain won mandates over Palestine and Iraq. A mandate allows more developed countries like France and Britain, that

Columbia Pictures. It stars Peter O’Toole as Lawrence and Alec Guinness as Prince Faisal. The story itself was adapted from the writings of T. E. Lawrence himself mainly his book The Seven Pillars of Wisdom . The film received a wide acclaim as it was nominated and won numerous prizes including seven Oscars. The film revolves

crash while on his motorcycle, then rewinds to recap his adventures in the Arab world. Lawrence was assigned to oversee the Arab revolution against the Turks due to his extensive knowledge of the region. While in the desert, Lawrence finds Prince Faisal, then with the aid of the Prince in addition to Sherif Ali, they mount impressive attacks over the span of two years against the Turks. The attacks involved several raids, train attacks also surprise attacks on camels. The attack on the fortified

For many people, the name Lawrence of Arabia elicits images of a dashing young hero, decked out in Arabian garb, gallantly leading a band of desert Arabs in a revolt against their Ottoman Turk oppressors. Many may even wonder if the character made famous by film and theatre productions was even a real person. The answer to that question would be a resounding yes. Thomas Edward (better known as T.E.) Lawrence was a British military liaison stationed in the Middle East during the early twentieth century

Iraq is located in the eastern portion of the Fertile Crescent. The Fertile Crescent is the region of the Middle East and North Africa that is considered more fertile than the other arid parts of the region. This area was significant to early civilization’s success. Iraq is the 58th largest country in the world. The geography of Iraq can be divided into four main regions. The regions are the desert in the west and southwest, the upland between the upper Tigris and Euphrates rivers, the highlands

In this paper, I will analyze a film about ISIS and explain how all three theoretical perspectives: Structural functionalism, social conflict, and symbolic interactionism. This film analyzes paper will give the reader in-depth look at ISIS and its sociological concept. On August3, 2014, ISIS went to a village at 2:00 p.m and destroyed a lot of houses in the village. They massacre hundreds of Yazidi men. They took 3,000 women and children captive. Thousands of Yazidis, who survived the ISIS rampage

Political economy is a branch of social science. The term of political economy has come from Greek word ‘polis’ means city or state and ‘oikonomos’ meaning one who manages a household or state. So we can tell political economy thus can be understood as the study of how a country or household is manage or governed taking into account both political and economic factors (David N Balaan) According to Adam Smith “Politic al economy is a branch of science of a statement or legislature concerned with providing

Ruling Iraq is no other than a great task that many people have attempted to do, but few, if any, have actually succeeded. Of these few, Saddam Hussein was a figure that stood out among the pack of dictators and monarchs, to somehow put Iraq together in a cohesive ¬¬working order. The methods that he used may have not been the most ethical but it is almost impossible to deny that they had some genuine success in putting the pieces of the dysfunctional state together that is Iraq. The consequences

While the first film projection took place in Iraq in 1909, it was not really seen the film a cultural activity or hobby until the 1920s. The role of the first film, such as the famous film Zora in Baghdad's bustling Rasheed street, I played mostly silent movies of American citizens to the British. In the 1940s under the rule of King Faisal II of Iraq, the true Iraqi cinema began. With support from the British and French financiers, it has established themselves as the film production company in

Nima Meftah Iraq Decolonization Iraq is very attractive to colonizers due to its high amounts of oil and other natural resources. this made it the perfect target for a post world war one great britain, who needed oil to supply their machinery and troops after they had used so much of it. after the ottoman empire fell after WWI, Iraq became a mandate of the British empire in 1919 and was used primarily for oil and gas. when they took over many arab states after the ottomans, they drew random borders