Essays on Middle East

The Tabiat Bridge The Tabiat Bridge, one of the most costly bridges in the world, is the biggest and most magnificent architectural creation in Iran. Although it is near a metropolis and some natural features, it is constructed over an open runway. It links two lovely parks, measuring 270 meters in...

The southern Appalachians' river basins were once home to the Cherokee people. (Perdue 17). There was nothing like the United States of America during this time. However, the region that the Cherokee people once called home can now be thought of as extending from North Carolina into South Carolina, Tennessee,...

Egyptians: A Unique Geographical Identity Egyptians are a collective of ethnic people who live in Egypt and who speak a variety of Egyptian Arabic. Geographical location is directly related to Egypt s identity. The majority of Egypt s population resides in the lower Nile Valley, a limited area of arable land...

President Abraham Lincoln and the Emancipation Proclamation President Abraham Lincoln released the Emancipation Proclamation on January 1, 1863. The emancipation had a significant effect on the war because it altered its course. The emancipation proclamation changed the focus of the war, which had originally been about "states rights," to slavery. A...

The Graphic Tale of Abina The graphic tale of Abina by Getz & Liz Clarke (185) is the result of "staircases" of voices. Additionally, the perspectives in this tale are those of Abian, Melton, Eddoo, Davis, and Brew. This essay focuses on Melton and Abina. The voice that matters the most...

Louis Antoine Fauvelet de Borrienne Louis Antoine Fauvelet de Borrienne, the chapter's author, was a well-known French ambassador who lived from July 9, 1769, until his death on February 7, 1834. His writings, for the most part, are extremely important because they offered a vivid commentary on the First Empire. He...

Israel, formally known as the State of Israel on a global scale, is a sovereign state in the Middle East, southeast of the larger Mediterranean Sea. In addition to Jordan on the east, this province shares borders with Lebanon to the north and Syria to the northeast. Additionally, it has...

Through the perspective of social justice, the study examines the subject of Huck Finn from The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. The protagonist of Mark Twain's book The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn is Huckleberry. The book takes place in a period of racism and slavery. Huckleberry's journey is one of societal...

The Saudi Arabian Government's Priority: Improving the Healthcare System The Saudi Arabian government has made improving the healthcare system a top priority. (Gallagher 183). Particularly recently, the population's level of healthy living has significantly increased. As stated by Jannadi et al. (44) due to the government's complete control, Saudi Arabian health...

Recent reports that both parties in the civil war in Syria used chemical weapons on civilian populations have been a significant and puzzling aspect of the conflict as it continues to rage and draw attention from around the world. Under international law, such as the Geneva Conventions, the use of...

Following the 2009 finding of a wide variety of animals It is believed that the oldest known zoo has been around since 3500 BC. Thus, zoos—also known as animal parks, zoological gardens, or menageries—have been around for a very long period in history and have always been associated with humans. There...

A section of the community may mistakenly believe that it is the dominant group in the area as a result of gender inequality. Based on their gender, these individuals are treated differently. However, there are some generalizations made about the kinds of responsibilities these individuals must carry out in society....