This suggests that the entire aim of this campaign was to destroy anything Islamic and the significance is shown of the Mongols in the Middle East is shown here as this arguably the end of the golden age of Islam suggested by "Therefore Islam and the Muslims have been afflicted during this period with calamaties wherewith no people hath been visted." ... These attitudes were that the age of Islam was over and can still see that it hasn't recovered throughout the existence of the Ilkhanate Horde suggests the Mongol significance on the Middle East through these military campaigns thus ...

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The Islamic realm emerged in a conflict-wrought, tumultuous land and time. Despite this, Islam defied history and was the basis and inspiration for a dynasty of rich tradition and culture that contributed some of the most outstanding architectural, scientific, philosophical, and artistic works in h...

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Cyrus Veesers idea in Great Leaps Forward: Modernization in Africa, Asia, and Latin America is to simply explain how less-developed nations across the planet tried to catch up to "the Wests " rise to power. "The West " is referring to the world's major military-industrial powers, including Britain, ...

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Smith claims to have had the blessing of the divine power to guide him to a location of golden plates, which entails scriptures of ancient American prophets, and they became the foundation for his publication, the Book of Mormon. ... Many people who had become exposed to Smith's revelations had questioned it, as it was all too conveniently parallel to the day in age which they lived (Marty, pages 198-201). ...

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