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    Before reading Skeletons on the Zahara, I was already aware of the brutality some Arabs/Muslims use against Christians. The treatment of the sailors did not shock me as much as the amount of civilizations that inhabited the Saharan desert at the time. This resulted in a lot of trading for the Christian slaves; their system of trading was very surprising. The higher the ranking of the crew, the more valuable you were to trade, even though their skills as sailors were never used in the desert. Although

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    The Crucible: An Analysis

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    “Donald J. Trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States,” Donald J. Trump, December 7, 2015 (CNN.) America, the land of the free and the home of the brave. A place believed and expected to be where all are welcome. All people, no matter what their beliefs, race, background, etc., are able to live happily in this founded country. They’re able to live out their beliefs and freely be who they are, without being afraid of being judged or persecuted in doing

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    In post-classical history, Islam was recognized for its loyalty to Allah and its precise rules of religion. Muhammad, founder of Islam, was born from a nomad-merchant class, giving a pulse to the traveling trait of Islam and its literal veins of expansion throughout the Eurasian borders. While keeping the classic code of Muhammad’s original law underway, Islam’s expansion during 600- 1200 C.E. introduced advanced authority and systems of economic control. Notably, as Muhammed standardized the Five

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    relate the religion to violence. Data- According to U.S. demographics, 70.6% of Americans are affiliated with the Christian religion, whilst 0.9% of Americans are affiliated with the Islam religion. Data- A number of conflicts between the west and Muslim countries in recent years has helped form ‘Class of Civilizations’ narrative that has fed into support for both terrorism and

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    be similar to a YMCA (Young Men’s Christian Association) except instead of Christian it would be Muslim. Similarly to YMCA, Park51 would be open to people of all religion and would create a community. Yet, in the article it specifies how Park51 was very offensive to the victims of 9/11 because it would contain a mosque, which is related to Muslims. The author of the article was using the term Muslim and terrorist as a synonym. The author’s intentions were to display his or her view of the

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    In my humble opinion, it is plain and simple in my mind that Japanese Internment was a clear violation of the Fifth Amendment of US Constitution. Japanese Americans were unfairly denied their rights to due process even though the federal government seemed to be acting in the best interest of Americans during an active war. Although, it clear from the background reading of everything leading up to the internment and from the firsthand accounts of Japanese Americans that the was a tinge of racism to

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    Typically, when people think about the american dream, and the ideals that make it up, everyone has their own opinion. Personally, i think the true ideals that make up the american dream are freedom, education, and equality. In our national anthem a line in the song says ïn the land of the free¨, But what does that really mean? In america we have freedom over many things, such as religion. A very controversial thing that we can control in america is our religion, but in other countries that's not

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    Regional Context Not only were the Yezidis in Iraq affected by the two Ottoman attempts at Yezidi genocide, but the Yezidi populations in Armenia and Syria were also targeted as the Ottomans sought to coalesce power and strengthen power through violent domination and oppression of subgroups within the Ottoman state (Fuccaro 1999; Golbasi 2008). Yezidis in Armenia have enjoyed relative peace and respect post- Ottoman decline. The community receives accommodations from the Armenian government including

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    Samuel, I couldn’t agree with you more about the importance of Point of View when it comes to “Otherness.” I made a lot of the same points in my assessment as well. The importance of point of view in relation to our perception of ours and others status. We all have a unique point of view but it is always our own. This forces us to perceive our stance and the importance of the issues to ourselves. American politics is a good example as we can change sides and positions every election cycle. This

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    The Romans merge land in Egypt, North Africa, Mesopotamia, and near the East. The Roman gave the religious, Islam, a part of their land. The architectural work needed new composition to beautiful their palaces. The Islamic Empire decide to take up the offer to help the Roman in developing an architectural using the Islam plan. The Islam work was done base on their spiritual guidance. Islamic architectural build and design palace mostly for religious rulers and Mosques. The Islamic had a draft out

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