Pashtun Peace Movement

To thrive, first as a great leader of the Mongol empire, he proclaimed new laws. He knew this was necessary to keep tribal feuding and wars at bay. He allowed groups to follow their traditional laws from their area so long as it doesn’t conflict with Genghis Khan’s laws. His law covered kidnapping of women, the enslavement of any Mongol, theft of animals and more. “Moreover, Genghis Khan ordered the adoption of a writing system, conducted a regular census, granted diplomatic immunity to foreign ambassadors and allowed freedom of religion well before that idea caught on elsewhere.”

Courage is Earned! Courage can't just be said it has to be shown. In the book Roll of Thunder Hear My Cry by Mildred Taylor, Mr. L.T. Morrision is the most brave, loyal, and kind person you will meet. Mr. Morrison showed courage by standing to the Wallaces, he moved Kaleb Wallace's car off the road, and when he stayed with the Logans even though he could get hurt Mr. Morrison’s actions proved that he knows what is right and he is going to stand up for that no matter what. Even though his parents were killed by whites, he stays calm and knows exactly how to deal with the situation.

Hassan’s not going anywhere, he’d barked. He’s staying right here with us, where he belongs. This is his home and we’re his family” (Hosseini 225). Foreshadowing is used to give an effect of what's flowing back into Amir’s mind after he found out Baba’s secret. Amir also realizes why Baba had helped all those people and why Baba tried to treat both him and Hassan as equally as possible.

The Ender’s Game book provided more detail of Ender’s siblings. In the text, we learned more about the attitudes and views of Peter and Valentine before he was sent off to Battle School. Peter always thought he should be the one going to fight off the buggers, not Andrew “Ender”. Valentine and Peter would always call him “Third”. Also, the book provided the alter egos Demosthenes and Locke.

Marji talks of her parents demonstrating every day because they believe in there cause. Despite the army shooting them while they demonstrate her parents and their fellow protesters are resilient in fighting for their cause despite the obstacles they go to demonstrate every day. The author uses short sentences to describe the simplicity of there demonstrating and fight with the soldiers in the government. The passage is significant because it shows what it takes to make your voice heard and the consequences of being resilient and not quitting despite being shot at by the

To use a Christ figure in your literacy work that means that the domain of your work would be larger so it would attract so much more readers, and also we know that Hussaini wrote about the Afghan wars and conflicts too, so that would help in Making the impressive countries that make these wars to fulfill their particular interests and the complete world understands what is actually happening in Afghanistan from the killing, destruction, displacement, an orphanage of children and sure this would make this piece of work more

That is why he made the 30 year plan in 772 to turn the Saxons into civilized Christian people. He also stopped the spread of the Avars, so that their barbaric ways would not hurt our society. He even convinced the rouge and frightening Bavarians to commit and be loyal to him! He did things that people didn’t he could accomplish.

These people tend to object to soldiers showing stereotypical feminine qualities. Yet, it has been proven that women can show the qualities of a stereotypical soldier and leave their femininity behind while working. Although women in combat may seem as a concern to only a small group of people, it should in fact concern anyone who cares about the equality of women in masculine ruled careers. Women should be given the same and equal opportunities as males when it comes to the military, as they are able to perform to the same physical fitness standards and training, increase cohesion and moral in a military unit, and challenge the old traditional masculine stereotypes

She made sure girls were treated the way that they should be. Although she knew it was a big risk, she fought peacefully. She has one goal, the right for girls education, and she will not come down without a fight. Though she did face some barriers, she never stood down and achieved her goal. Malala showed compassion because she stood up for the people without a voice.

“We worship in that way. It teaches us to be thankful for all the favors we receive; to love each other and to be united. We never quarrel about religion” (Red Jacket 231), the natives feared that introducing new principles would create rifts and endless quarrels between tribe members. Their beliefs also gave them their own special identity which separated them from other nations and they were immensely proud of

Further down the road more defensive installments were added: Standish and William Bradford facilitated the making of “a massive, sap-dripping, bark-peeling boundary between [the pilgrims] and the surrounding forest” with a wall. They then built a fort that could hold all of Plymouth in case of emergency. In coming to a new and unknown land there was bound to be danger, and having only 102 people, the Pilgrims couldn’t afford to lose men because of weak defense. They worked hard to make the defense in Plymouth sufficient and they were able to “discourage future Indian threat,” and lost few men to the native tribes in the first few years.

The settlers were therefore entirely justified in resisting those who tried to steal that land. As Allen wrote in the Connecticut Courant (31 Mar. 1772), “we mean no more by that which is called the Mob, but to defend our just Rights and Properties.” After four years in which he had successfully nullified New York’s rule in the Green Mountains, Allen extended that reasoning to mandate the people’s right to create their own state and formulate its government according to their desires. It was at this point that the British government took notice and planned to send troops to quell this frontier uprising in May

Eventually the US government was able to contain the Indian tribes but wanted to transform them into Americans. They began a process called Americanization which was simply to teach the Indians the ‘white’ ways. There would be preachers and teachers going to reservations very frequently attempting to convert the Indians into Christians and to create schools for children so they learn to be civilized. With all the preachers and teachers commuting daily trying to change the ways of the Indians lives it still didn 't stop them from practicing their religious beliefs. For example, the Indian tribes would have a ritual dance called the Sun Dance, which was done very often.

Rebekah Michell Favassa Ferreira May 2,2017 3 Tecumseh ( Shooting Star ) Tecumseh was one of the first Indian leaders that desired peace with the settlers and pursued it. He was a leader with great power who could persuade people to come together and seek a higher good. He believed in joining all Indians under a single nation. His charisma was to gather many of the tribes together to negotiate for Indian land with the settlers.

Washington was a great president because he never sought command and was a very personable person. “After risking his life and the lives of his troops to lead the fight for independence, Washington returned the power to the people and the representatives they elected"(George Washington: 6 Important Events in First President 's Political Career 2014, September 7). After the war the people wanted him to be the king, but he said the people fought and they should rule "A near mutiny was avoided when Washington convinced Congress to grant a five-year bonus for soldiers in March 1783"(George Washington, 2016). He took back control over the army a few times after he left office to keep the peace. "Thomas Jefferson, who served with Washington in the House of Burgesses, wrote: "On the whole, his character was, in its mass, perfect" (George Washington, 2013).