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    is actually happing in the middle east. These so called nations are Israel and the Palestine state that is not yet a nation. In the middle east this is everyday life and all they know is that there government doesn’t care for them so they continue to fight for a cause that will never be settled because their government doesn’t want to come to an agreement. The United States is for peace and freedom for all people but they aren’t doing enough to help out the middle east. The United States must take

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    The Mongolian Empire quickly conquered monumental sums of land in only a relatively small amount of time. A main problem they needed to overcome though was figuring out a way to govern and maintain the newly acquired land. A man called Genghis Khan united the Mongols‚ and with superior military skills they were able to topple the governments of surrounding nations and captured their lands. The Mongols often fitted the ‘new’ government to their liking‚ installing different systems that were much to

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    Perhaps no other empire has risen as successfully as the Mongol Empire. Prior to the empire’s rise‚ multiple tribes lived at the Mongolian steppes‚ these tribes will later unify to establish the powerful Mongol Empire by Temujin (Genghis Khan). The tribes consisted of Turkic and Mongol-Tungusic tribes‚ around 1103 B.C a dominant tribe emerged from the steppes known as the Mongols. The Mongols defeated neighboring nomads and unified the tribes before setting on their conquest of Eurasia and Iran.

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    way were well known as the Mongols. In 1167‚ a boy by the name of Temuchin was born. His father was poisoned‚ leading the young boy to battle clan rivals in order to bring the Mongol clans of their region into unity. This boy‚ in 1206‚ won the leadership title of Genghis Khan. Khan led armies throughout Asia to unify the land despite their barbaric ways. Some refuse to look beyond their ruthlessness‚ but if you look closer you can see how much of an impact the Mongol Empire made. The Mongolians of the

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    tribe known as the Mongols conquered much of the known world linking Western and Easter Eurasia. The Mongols were a nomadic people until they acknowledged the supreme leader Genghis Khan in 1206. Most historians formulate an arguement based on the question “The Mongols: How Barbaric Were the “Barbarians”?” The Mongols were not very barbaric because they had a highly sophisticated military‚ lived by a code of conduct‚ and helped improve the lives of those they conquered. The Mongols had a very structured

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    Mongol Empire The Mongolians of Asian Steppe had a positive impact on the world during their rule of Asian continent from 1206 to 1368 by influencing economy‚ trade and military strategy. The Mongols were very nomadic and never stayed in one area for long. But that changed when Genghis khan rose to power. The mongols then effected the world for ever. There were many positives and negatives of their rain but it help change the world to what we know to day. Genghis khan was about to build a massive

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    Comparison of Mongol effects of Han China and Russia In the time period of the 900-1200’s there was a power that was not to be ignored and this power grew to influence the the way trade was conducted‚ military strategies‚ and cultural and political influence that still has an effect on the world today‚ through the Mongol Empire. They spread to become the largest empire in history and spanned from Russia to China‚ whom will be compared in political differences and economical ways that fundamentally

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    Although the Mongol’s political influence on the Chinese was much more significant than it was on the Russians‚ the Mongols actually had more influence on Russia than it did on China‚ who was under Mongol influence for centuries. Economically‚ the Mongols had an extensive effect on both China and Russia. China‚ which lies directly south Mongolia‚ was ruled directly by the Mongols. Russia‚ on the other hand‚ had little to offer to the Mongols as Russia is a cold and resource-poor country. So

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    During the 1200s‚ many people were affected by the violence and brutality of the Mongols. Their empire spread from northern China all the way to Russia and Europe‚ just on the backs of their horses. Every Mongol leader had one motive in mind - to conquer and kill. These ruthless soldiers spent their lives travelling and conquering many towns and major cities‚ leaving nothing behind but messages of their defeat. The Barbarians were proved to be truly ¨barbaric¨ by the writings of John of Plano Carpini

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    When starting a new way of life you are going to need some help. The Balfour Declaration was made in November 1917. The Balfour Declaration led the Jewish community into thinking that Britain would support the creation of a Jewish state in the Middle East. Balfour declared his support for a creation of the Jew’s homeland in a area call Palestine‚ though there had to be safeguards for the “rights of non-Jewish communities in Palestine”. The Jews were happy of this but the Palestinian Arab were not

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