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    Mughal Emperor Akbar

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    Topic: What were the contribution of the Mughal emperor Akbar to the creation of an Indian national Identity? What were the greatest obstacles to his achievement in this? The greatest of the Mughal’s emperors‚ Akbar‚ attempted the creation of a national identity for India by his numerous reforms‚ literal and cultural development‚ and policies of integration and organization. His reforms included a liberal policy toward the non-Muslims‚ religious innovations‚ the land revenue system and the

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    Movie: the Last Emperor

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    Movie: The Last Emperor On 1908 in Peking The emperor I-Sin-Ger-Oh-Who-Eee‚ son of prince Dredd‚ at the age of two‚ was crowned because emperorist Dowager was dieing. He was chosen because Dowager was his grandmother. The only thing that was bad was that they took him from his mother and gave him this lady that they called his "Wet nurse"‚ which mainly breast fed him and took care of him. Also he was not allowed to leave the empire. In the beginning after he was crowned emperor everybody waited

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    Portrait Lady

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    Page No: 3 1.Notice these expressions in the text. Infer their meaning from the context. the thought was almost revolting an expanse of pure white serenity a turning-point accepted her seclusion with resignation a veritable bedlam of chirrupings frivolous rebukes the sagging skins of the dilapidated drum Answer the thought was almost revolting – The thought that the author’s grandmother was once young and pretty raises a doubt in the mind of the author. He finds it too hard to believe. an

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    Emperor Hirohito Analysis

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    Peter Li’s academic journal article‚ “Hirohito’s War Crimes Responsibility: The Unrepentant Emperor‚” Li challenges the common belief that Japanese Emperor Hirohito had little to no part in the war crimes committed by the Japanese military during his reign from 1926-1989 (The 25 Most Evil People in History). Li incorporates other authors’ opinions on the complex emperor to show the differing views of Emperor Hirohito as well as analyzes his true involvement in the Japanese endeavors during World War

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    The Emperors Club, Ethics

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    is a very difficult word to define. In a dictionary‚ ethics might be defined as the study of standards of right and wrong. Ethics can be viewed as the way to lead a good life. In the film The Emperors Club there are incidents of fairness‚ lack of fairness‚ and lack of respect. First‚ when viewing The Emperors Club one can see many incidents of fairness. One incident where someone could see fairness is at the end of the film when Mr. Hundert confronted Martin to tell him he had switched his and Sedgewick

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    When The Emperor Meaning

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    When the Emperor was DIvine is a title that has a very strong meaning to it. With this meaning also comes great significance. The title When the Emperor was DIvine is written in past tense because it uses the word when. This is a very small but a very important detail. It is saying that the Emperor is not divine anymore. Divine is a word used to describe somebody as a God. By losing his divinity the Emperor‚ in the eyes of Americans had lost all of his power. This correlates to what had happened

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    Portrait Essay

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    Xavier Garcia Mr. Vela English-122 19 February 2013 The Soul of a Black Man “The problem of the twentieth century is the color line.” In his groundreaking book‚ The Souls of Black People‚ W.E.B. DuBois spoke with a great candor that had not been seen before him about the social and racial issues of being an African American in American society in the twentieth century. DuBois was the first African American of his kind; An activist for civil rights‚ a sociologist‚ historian‚ Pan-Africanist

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    Poe Oval Portrait

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    What was unusual about the oval portrait? a) The oval portrait was so unusual because it had been hidden in the dark near the bedpost. The painting is of a young girl who looks like she is about to become a woman. The painting startled the narrator because it looks so real that he almost thought the girl was in front of him in real life. 3. What did the gentleman find out about the portrait from the book he had found? a)The gentleman read about the portrait in the book he had found in the

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    Emperor Akihito Analysis

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    one would therefore naturally come to the conclusion that right-wing organisations (uyoku dantai) in Japan would therefore have support for the Emperor. The purpose of this essay is thus to evaluate to what extent the current Emperor Akihito is a symbol for right-wing organisations in Japan. In order to see whether or not such organisations use the emperor as a symbol‚ we must first look at these groups and their origins. Szymkowiak and Steinhoff state that the “core ideology of the Japanese radical

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    A Portrait of a Killer

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    The Slavenka Drakulic essay “He Would Never Hurt a Fly” is about a young man named Goran Jelisic‚ a Bosian Serb‚ who is on trial for executing thirteen prisoners in a Breko police station and Luka prison camp in 1992. Drakulic portrays Jelisic as a handsome young man with a “serene face‚ lively eyes‚ and [a] big reassuring grin… the kind of person who would give up his seat‚ on a street car‚ for an invalid to sit down (1117). Drakulic is surprised that the man with such boyish features could be

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