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Introduction The civil war in Iraq has been crumbling its state with its complicated internal complications. Currently, the country is divided into three factions’ tribal wars and against ISIS. The extremist group, ISIS, displays its globalization through violence and forcing its ideas by caliphating Iraq. Media Summary In an episode of “Fighting ISIS” from Vice…

Which began in the 1400s, was a significant era where Europe discovered and colonized unknown lands for the benefit of riches, religious beliefs and the desire to conquest. Europe had suffered great consequences after the Ottomans had taken control over their empire and later on when their capital, Constantinople, had fallen. Trading helped Europe establish…

The history of ISIS traces back to 2004, when a group called “al Qaeda in Iraq” was formed. Abu Musab al-Zarqawi was the founder of this group. Zarqwi was killed during a U.S. airstrike. In 2006, after his death Abu Ayyub al-Masri became the new leader of this organization and renamed the group “ISI” or…

The LGBTQ+ community has always been in and out of people’s minds. Recently, this community has been making worldwide headlines and been a current topic in many politicians’ discussions. It has been put on the controversial side of topics because of the clash between the conservative public and the supporters of the LGBTQ+ community. The…

Man-made brainpower is the way toward building PC, robot controlled by a PC or programming thinking brilliantly, in a way the shrewd human considers. It endeavors not to simply see but rather likewise to manufacture savvy elements. Simulated intelligence as of now includes an enormous assortment of subfields extending from the general (learning and discernment)…

The Reformation was all started by one man named Martin Luther. He was an average man like everyone else in his time, although his family was poor. He grew up in a small town called Eisleben that adopts the religion of Saxony in modern Germany. It was under the political control of the Roman Emperor…

Vegetarianism as a path to fulfilling one’s religious duty is fully paved in the Laws of Manu (Ch.5) for those wishing to avoid injury to any animal. Not only is animal slaying and butchering described as injurious, but also its fettering before death. Vegetarianism also fulfills a faith requirement for those without the means for…

In 1830 a man named Joseph Smith set out to create what he considered a superior version of the bible. He believed the bible was imperfect; therefore, he thought there was a need for the Book of Mormon. Smith described the book as being more correct than any other book and the keystone of the…

The prophet Joseph Smith translated the book of Mormon through a serious of miracles made only possible through god. Over the span of a couple of years Joseph, with the help of others, successfully translated this sacred text. Through this process Joseph used different articles given to him from God which helped him accomplish his…

To what degree does maintaining obedience to authority lead to aggressive or violent behavior? After reading The Lottery and The Stanford Prison Experiment, I believe that I can answer this question, as both passages helped me develop analogies on this subject by comparing their concepts with real life situations. While they are both very different…