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    Early Arab Conquests

    (Later caused division into Sunni and Shia). Ansar – Medinans who had early on converted to Islam. Without consulting, they started choosing leaders on their own. Tribes wouldn't have been agreed on a leader of Medina, because they were "converts" and weren't the "originals" from Mecca. How could the Medinans have ruled all these tribes, some still nomadic, when they had just converted to Islam and didn't have this 'authority'. They came 'late to the game'. Umar – one of Prophet Muhammad's closes

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    English Lord of the Flies

    Abbey Jolliffe Lord of the flies essay This essay is going to show the extent of which Jack and Ralph symbolise the struggle between good and evil. As you read further on you should notice that Jack goes to a much larger extent to represent evil rather than good, however Ralph is the complete opposite. Jack uses his talent and skill to become a hunter and Ralph to try and keep order and rules over the Island. Jack is quite selfish but Ralph is more caring towards

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    What Are The Causes Of The Battle Of Little Bighorn

    The Battle of Little Bighorn The Battle of Little Bighorn was fought on June 25, 1876, the Battle soon ended the next day. There are many said reasons for the cause of this battle. The Sioux tribe was a Native American tribe that lived in the West of the United States in the 1800s. The Sioux tribe did not like that the white settlers were trying to make them move. “These Indians continue to rove at pleasure, attacking scattered settlements, stealing horses and cattle, and murdering peaceful

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    Interdependence in Korean War and Rwandan Genocide

    Generally the Tutsi tribe slaughtering 800,000 people from the Hutu tribe in retaliation to the shooting down of the Tutsi’s leader’s plane. President Habyarimana (the Tutsi’s leader who got shot down) was Rwanda’s current president at the time of this attack. The reason for this horrendous genocide was because the Tutsi’s were scared that without their leader they would be taken over by the Hutu’s because the Hutu’s had 70% more people in their tribe in Rwanda. This was a Tribe on Tribe attack and the

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    Oil Pipeline Research Paper

    The US government is building an oil pipeline in North Dakota that will transport crude oil from North Dakota all the way to Illinois. The construction is causing controversy with a Native American tribe. The pipeline will have many benefits for the US but also has disadvantages. The oil pipeline will have multiple advantages. According to the text, 570,000 barrels of crude oil will be transported everyday. This will decrease American's dependency on foreign oil imports. Also the pipeline will

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    How Did the Indians Survive on the Great Plains?

    family life was very important to the Indians because every person had a role that they had to contribute to the tribe. The men were responsible for the hunting and looking after the horses. The women were responsible for looking after the tipi and providing babies to the tribe. But the tribe had to sacrifice some of their tribes when they got to a certain age for the rest of the tribe to be able to survive. For example when the elderly got to a certain age where they were no

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    Discuss Evolutionary Explanations of Group Displays of Aggression in Humans

    One evolutionary explanation of group displays of aggression believes that humans display aggression in groups in order to gain access to resources; likely resources gained through group displays of aggression include land, women and money. The acquisition of these resources is important for the survival of a group and to ensure the continued existence of future generations in terms of reproduction. This explanation also argues that group displays of aggression towards potential threats are one

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    Tattooing in Arunachal Pradesh

    and Fulani people of Nigeria or the Noctes, Apatanis and the Wanchos of Arunachal Pradesh, India. Tribes of Arunachal Pradesh are well known for its unique style of tattooing different parts of the body serves for personal decorations and social taboos are there behind the tattooing. Noctes and the Wanchos are the most famous tribes known for their amazing design and style of tattooing. Many tribes of Arunachal Pradesh used to tattoo different parts of the body as a means of personal decoration

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    The Story of Ibrahim

    ground and she didn’t let it flow like a river. So it is now that when we go to the two mountains we follow her footsteps in Hajj. The water is a source of life for animals such as birds. The tribe of Jurhum! The tribe Jurhum lived in Yemen, amongst other tribes .This was a rich place, the tribes had built a dam and had a year round source of water. Therefore they were never hungry or thirsty. One day

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    Personal Narrative: My True Cultural Identity

    about who I really am and what I’ve learned about my true cultural identity. Since before I can remember, my grandfather always told me stories of the Indians in Mississippi and how his mother and father were full blooded Indian and belonged to a tribe in the early 1900’s. this was interesting to me because I always had a thing for Indian classical movies. Especially,

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