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The paper "Mitigating the Effects of Oil, Trade Policies, and International Relationships on Kazakhstan" states that becoming more democratic would increase transparency in government and decrease corruption, which would better allow businesses in Kazakhstan to flourish.... .... ... ... Empirical evidence was gathered from the Statistics Agency of the Republic of Kazakhstan, ILO reports and CIA World Factbook....
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the mongol empire Name the mongol empire Introduction of Mongolian Empire The empire which changed the map of the world in thirteenth century, an empire which rose to power so marvelously that it left the world into revelation was none other than the Mongolian Empire.... The historians remember the mongol empire as the largest contiguous kingdom mankind has ever witnessed.... 2 Brief History The Mongolian empire was a federation of different tribes of central asia....
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After the fall of Roman empire in 1453 the Ottoman Empire witnessed a fast extension to far and wide.... It can be witnessed that the dominance of the empire in the golden age turned to be a defect in the decline period.... So, in the present essay, an attempt is made to analyze the areas as, government and administration, military strength and economic power of the Ottoman empire in golden age and in decline period.... In the 15th and 16th century the Empire was extended to Europe, Africa, and asia....
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The Mongol Empire came to power in similar fashion as Rome; however Genghis Khan, a great leader first brought smaller tribes together to form the basis of the mongol empire.... The Mongol Empire came to power in the similar fashion as Rome; however Genghis Khan, a great leader first brought smaller tribes together to form the basis of the mongol empire.... In addition, these leaders believed that no matter how their subjects were treated, the citizens were better off in an empire versus a smaller country or land holding....
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This report "How the mongol empire Conquered Topography" discusses premodern East Asia, the Mongol tribes and the necessary endeavors they took to foster the success of an Empire despite terrains that restrain opportunity.... The history of the mongol people is illuminated by consideration of their geography.... What would nomadic tribes endlessly wandering undulating terrain have to do with the powerful mongol empire, which under the rule of Genghis Khan, moved armies across huge expanses of terrain, despite difficult topography, to conquer adjacent civilizations to the east and west Many maintain that was precisely the work of Genghis Khan and his closest successors, including Kublai Khan....
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It was important to find strong and capable men and bind them together in willing cooperation to conquer large sections of Europe, asia, and Africa.... Ottoman studies imply that the change in politics between Ottomans and central Europe did depend on the opening of the new sea routes.... Decay is a very relative term, in reality, while central Europe is moving forward, Ottomans were holding on to their traditions.... In the paper 'Ottoman empire' the author discusses an imperial state that existed from 1299 to 1922....
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The essay "the mongol empire" is about the empire which changes the map of the world in the thirteenth century.... In 1130 the Mongols entered the regions that are now part of the People's Republic of China, defeating the powerful Jin empire and indulged their area of control.... The history of the Empire started from 1218, when an interesting event shaped the empire and more particularly the life of Genghis Khan, from a nomadic person to the conqueror of the world....
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This coursework "The Mongolians and the Mongol Empire" discusses the origin of the Mongols, the founder of the mongol empire, the expansion of the mongol empire, the Mongolian tribe, the Mongolian Administration, China and the Mongols and the Mongolians today.... Due to its continuous development, the mongol empire is considered as one of the largest land empires of the world.... Alexanders Empire, the Mughal Empire in India, the Ottoman, the Roman, and a string of various Chinese empires, all have their own unique pattern of progress, but in sheer size, the mongol empire outwitted all of them....
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Coursework