Fazlur Khan

Ruta Malsky 11-26-11 Pd 6 The Positive and Negative effects of Mongol Practice and Belief The Mongol empire was the world’s largest empire. The Mongol’s practices and beliefs had both positive and negative effects. The large Mongolian empire promoted communication and diversity; however, despite this positive effect, the Mongolian empire housed the deaths of many innocent people. In addition to this, the Mongol empire fostered various religions, but enforced the same practices on everyone,

Running Head: Chingis Khan 1 Throughout history, many a great empires have been built. Some so vast, that on them the sun never set. These empires however were built by multiple individuals over a period of hundreds of years. The largest empire, however was built by a group of tribal nomads led by an orphaned prince. It was the mongols under Chingis Khan who built the largest empire to ever be conquered by one man. Over the course of only a few decades he shook the world and changed history

Genghis Khan’s birth was truly unique, the creation of a leader. Genghis Khan was born in the 1160s under the name Temujin, which translates to blacksmith. He was born about 200-mi. northeast of Ulaanbaatar near the Onon River, in Mongolia. Temujin’s birth resulted in stories saying that he grasped a clot of blood in his hand, this sign granted good fortune and was the token of a leader. He was the 3rd oldest son of his father and the oldest son of his mother. Temujin had 3 brothers and 1 sister

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. For the bloodbath in March-December 1971 - when the Pakistani army executed a largely unarmed Bengali population in the then vital part

Between 650 C.E. and 1450 C.E., trade and interaction in the Indian Ocean was the largest in the world. Although the Indian Ocean trade network was small when it first began, the network was able to expand and led to the inclusion of Europe while the exchange of ideas, goods and religion remained constant. During this time period, the construction of large and powerful states provided security for merchants and travelers, which helped long-distance commerce. The golden ages of numerous powerful states

Mongol forces led by Genghis Khan over the future rule of northern Prairie and the expansion of the Mongolian Empire. The Jin collected tribute from a number of the plain tribes and inspired rivalries amongst them. once the Mongols were unified below Khabul Khan within the twelfth century, the Jin inspired the Tatars to destroy them, however the Mongols were able to drive the Jin forces out of their territory. The Tatars eventually captured Kabul's successor Ambabhai Khan and handed him over to the

Of all the watchers and recorders of history there is no one better than the land itself and that the land is one of the most important elements in history. This is in essence what Mackinder is driving at in his work “The Geographical Pivot of History”. Mackinder takes the reader through a historical journey from the early middle ages to 1904 when he wrote this piece in England in his work detailing the land where which significant historical events took place. Overall his theory is dependent on

Quaid-e-Azam who made freedom possible for us and gave us the separate homeland to live, but the incident of East Pakistan hurts every Pakistani because we love our Bengali brothers and sisters and we wanted to live with them one basis of equality and wanted to stay one nation but due to some our mistakes and some external interruption it could not possible to stay with each other, the East Pakistan become now Bangladesh. East Pakistan, Dhaka Fall 1971, the incident not happened sudden there was

the 13th century, a tribe of so-called barbaric people, hailing from Mongolia were known as skilled tacticians and generally as warlords throughout the time, as they were portrayed as cruel and savvy in combat. Known as the Mongols, and later as the Khans, they spread throughout most of the known world through conquest. The Mongols, however, known as one of the most fierce conquerors of the time were explicitly not as barbaric as they are portrayed to be, and it can be seen through their technology

unique positioning. All brands stand for something in the consumers’ eyes, and what a brand stands for is vitally important for the success of its business. Many of the top brands have brand ambassadors who promote them (for a fee of course) so Shahrukh Khan represents TAG Heuer ,Pepsodent and Sunfeast ,among others, while Aishwarya Rai is the brand ambassador for L’Oreal, and Kareena Kapoor for Head and Shoulders. So, a brand ambassador could well be summed up as follows– A brand ambassador is a well-connected