History Of The Middle East

History of the Middle East Abstract This study has been conducted to explore the history of the Middle East. The Middle East has confronted numerous regional conflicts; wars, rapid shift and alliances and alignments, and constant intervention by the superpowers have wrecked the region. The primary focus of this research is to ...

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Alexander The Great

Alexander the Great Introduction The world history is full of writers, philosophers, teachers and kings. All of them form a major part of the nation's past. One such important person of history is Alexander the Great. He was such a personality who is still being studied about by people. Alexander was a ...

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History

HISTORY Frederick Douglass (the revolutionist) Frederick Douglass (the revolutionist) Introduction Slavery was already a social and economic institution known since antiquity more remote. It had evolved from one form domain post-war situations semi-economic domain indulge them, until the stranglehold of one man by another under pre-capitalist society of the Middle Ages. More than known, ...

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Abstract

Abstract The Greek theater is recognized worldwide as one of the best theatre in their times. In this paper, we try to explore the real influence of Sophocles in the ancient Greek theatre. In this paper, we try to collect all the conceptual elements of Sophocles work and try to gauge ...

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“israel And Palestine Always An International Problem”

“Israel and Palestine Always an International Problem” Introduction The story of the “Israeli-Palestinian conflict” is not something that begun yesterday it is a certain thing has been going on for more than 50 years. It is a confrontation that began with the affirmation of Israel on the Palestinian land in 1948, and ...

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Cultural Change

Cultural Change Abstract American society has undergone immense cultural change in the last six decades. Owing to this rapid and unprecedented change, the average American families have been directly influenced. As new concepts and ideas have made their way into the American society, their views and opinions on morality, religion and marriage ...

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The Sphinx In Egypt

The Sphinx in Egypt Introduction The Great Sphinx of Gaza is one of the most famous monuments in Egypt. It is located near the pyramid of Khafre. The Sphinx is located along with three great pyramids. These pyramids were built by Khufu, Khafra, and Menkaura (Coche, pp.12). The Sphinx is a symbol of ...

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Mickey Leland

Mickey Leland Abstract The paper discusses the life of Mickey Leland as well as his involvement in the government. Apart from that, the paper also highlights the programs and projects Leland has been associated with throughout his short life of forty-four years. He was an activist for the poor and put all ...

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Very Painful Questions About New Orleans

Very Painful Questions about New Orleans Abstract In this study we try to explore the consequences of Hurricane in New Orleans in a holistic context. The main focus of the research is on Hurricane of Katrina and its blame on the officials. The research also analyzes the article of “Very Painful Questions ...

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Indian Relations

Indian Relations Introduction The European settlers were very enthusiastically welcomed by the natives such as the Massachusetts in the 17th century. On the other hand, there were people who dislike the Europeans on their shore. There were mixed perceptions of people related to the European settlers. Some were of the opinion that ...

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