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1) Thank you for contacting me with your questions regarding the incoming Norwegian female skier. The female skier may receive that skis from the manufacture and expenses from the Norwegian national governing body. However, as with any incoming student athlete, the concern is that the female skier maintains her amateur status under Article 12 of the NCAA bylaws. Per bylaw 12.1.2.1.4.11, the perspective student-athlete may receive free equipment, in this case skies, if certain criteria are met

ignore the country of Mongolia. In fact, further developing relations with the Mongolian government could prove to be a huge factor in our success in the region going forward. Given its geopolitical location and unique political and economical

The Mongolian Empire is the largest empire in the world, reaching from Eastern Europe to the Pacific Ocean. The Empire was in existence during the 13th and 14th centuries, approximately from 1206 to 1368. Genghis Khan is the man responsible for the Mongol empire. The empire emerged when Kahn unified two nomadic tribes, the Mongol and Turkic tribes in Mongolia. “Genghis Khan, together with his sons and grandsons, conquered the most densely populated civilizations of the thirteenth century” (Weatherford

expansion of the notorious Mongolian Empire. Genghis Khan established the Mongolian Empire in 1206, after conquering the rival nomadic tribes (the Tartars, Kereyids, Naimans, Merkit, and remaining Mongolian tribes), thus uniting all of Mongolia. Genghis Khan saw the expansion of the Mongolian Empire, through the utilisation of advanced military tactics, a fast moving army, and an extreme tolerance with trade and religion, due to the necessity of trade to the Mongolian Empire’s survival. Genghis Khan

certain forms of masculinity and femininity within certain spaces of the gym. Gender and space have had a relationship in history since the very beginning of established settlements. In modern days, examples of these spaces include Bedouin tents, Mongolian Gers, and Iranian houses. Within these residences, established spaces for each gender have played a significant role in social organization and familial life. However, this presence of segregation in space has also existed in places that are more

But after the conquest, Mongolians began showing multiple interests and attention towards Christianity and Buddhism found in Persia under Ghazan Khan. He also imported different Chinese artists and artisans, who took under influence of Persian artists, including the addition of dragons

Bhole, 1 Tanvi Bhole Ms. Sanyigo Honors U.S. History – 1B 4 October 2014 Pre – WWI Questions 1. The foreign policies of Bismarck were very strategic and peaceful. Bismarck prevented bloodshed by creating the League of the Three Emperors. This was an alliance between three monarchies, which were Germany, Russia and Austria–Hungary. He saw this as “a means to isolate France and preserve both peace and conservative status quo” (Tucker). If he did not take this action, then France could have

Analysis What role did Genghis Khan play in the rise of the Mongolian Empire between 1209 and 1227? Genghis Khan played a major role in the building and the strengthening of the Mongolian Empire between 1209 and 1227. Genghis Khan was motivated by what had happened to him as a young boy, the kidnapping of his mother and the fact that he was left behind by his very own tribe (Source A) and (Source F). Furthermore Genghis Khan built and maintained a strong empire through his cunning tactics and his

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, no matter what religion they may follow; this brought order amongst the Mongolian empire. The Mongolian empire was, and still is to this day, the largest empire known to man (Doc 1). Under the Mongolians, communication

circa 1200 to 1450, the central Mongolian rule facilitated trade and communication across Eurasia during what was known as the ‘Pax Mongolia.’ Due to the effects of factors such as feudalism and geographical barriers, many nations that would come to be under Mongolian rule were fragmented. The situation of Eurasia pre-Mongolian rule was characterized by their distinct cultures and conflict such as the North and South of China during the Song dynasty. Under the Mongolian regime, a great number of fragmented