According to the importance of the matter, unequivocally feel that the authors who wrote this text book Bulliet, Crossley, Hedrick Hirsch and Johnson Northup did an extremely great job giving the importance of the Silk Road throughout the chapter. ... As well as the authors doing a great job on the Silk Road, the also did a very good job on describing the Indian Ocean Maritime System, which was a trade system that flowed through the Indian Ocean and the South China Sea (which reflected the Silk Road). ... The authors who wrote this book are fascinating. ... When the authors wrote about the ...

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As the first author in the collection of essays "From Jesus to Christ," Helmut Koester writes: " for a human being to be related to something that is beyond the powers of this world was certainly one great attraction," Christianity seems to offer closure to a certain longing. ... Author Wayne A. ... Christianity gave a taste of the great mystery that countless felt in their hearts yet had no satisfying explanations for. ...

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William Bent grew up near the Mississippi River and got to hear stories of the great explorers that came before him. ... The authors write, "All his life he had felt white arrogance, that smug superiority. ... Even though George bent fought a great fight with the Cheyenne they would never allow him to be chief. ... The authors use many examples from his life to show how Bent does not fit into these worlds no matter how hard he tries....

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Instead, the Europeans "grabbed what they could get for the sake of what was to be got" and caused "an aggravated murder on a great scale". In pgs 83-84 and 91, the author shows the readers about the appalling effects imperialism has on both the natives and the colonists. ... These great pilgrims that once had a mission to help bring about civilizations in the primitive land of Africa underwent a revelation. ...

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In Heart of Darkness, the author shows the European imperialist idea and finds that its outcomes are as dark as the African continent it portrays. ... At times it is suggested that Kurtz would have made a great radical politician or a fast-and-loose journalistic advocate; both callings seem to be needed to right the wrongs in the world, but simply too morally shady to be morally instructive. ... Like Conrad, Marlow knows that the great imperial mission is tainted by something inherent in its constitution. ... All of European imperial thought has gone into Kurtz's character as well as both...

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The great majority of the deaths caused by drinking contaminated water are in children under five years old. ... The authors combination of a fact stated with pictures that could cause someone to feel empathy towards the people the charity wishes to provide with clean water effectively conveys to the audience the advertisements message. ... If an American, for example were reading this ad, this fact would most likely come as a huge shock to them because the great majority of the people in the U.S. have very easy access to clean drinking water. ...

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LITERARY ANALYSIS - The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn Mark Twain, the author of the one of the greatest novels in American literature, The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, portrays his opinion of prejudice of African Americans during the 19th Century in the United States by criticizing the white people who have "racism". ... The scene, where Jim, "fetch" [his daughter] a slap side de head dat sont her a-sprawlin"", inspires the readers to feel great sympathy on Jim and other Black slaves who were also separated from their family members just because of their race. ...

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