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…and climate, African elephants and Asian elephants adapted by changing several of their physical features in contrasting ways. The African elephant is found in the Sub-Sahara of Africa, a warmer climate than the Indian Subcontinent, where the Asian elephant…

…The book And Then There Were None is a mystery about these ten people who get these mysterious invitations to this new modern island called Indian island. The first guest was Mr. Justice Wargrave who is a reptilian old man…

…of importance such as newspapers, playing cards, and legal documents needed to have a stamp on them, of course this cost the colonist money. The colonist where very angry, the believed they had helped the British in the French and Indian war, and this was unfair…

…people, and brought more followers to Indian philosophers. Without the guidance of Indian gurus, the actions of many hippies would be viewed as reckless rather than spiritual. These leaders portrayed a new way of life rather than a new way to party…

…Indian and Christian religions have different goals. The goal of Christian religions is to go to Heaven. The goal of Indian religions like Buddhism and Hinduism is to attain Nirvana. Heaven is a place. Nirvana is a state of mind. The word Nirvana…

…Australia is the only country that is also a continent. In area, Australia ranks as the sixth largest country and smallest continent. Australia is located between the South Pacific Ocean and the Indian Ocean. The part of the Indian Ocean…

…fascism was in a similar manner based on extreme nationalist sentiments. At the same time, Asian and African colonial territories, seeking to cast off imperial bonds, were developing nationalist movements. Perhaps the most famous of these was the Indian…

…tried by the General Court. In 1636 she was charged with hersey and banished from Massachusetts Bay Colony. Several years later when she moved to New York she was killed in an Indian attack. Anne challenged the Puritan clergy. She believed that: "1.One can…

…Turned Upside Down: Indian Voices from Early America,” by Colin G. Calloway, I have come to understand the ways of life in the early 1800’s and the mid 1700’s. Things seemed to be so different back then, but were they really? Did the people still have…

…benefits. This places pressure in the hands of the people. If one person does not comply than everyone loses his or her benefits. I am strongly in favor of Chinas one child policy. I also think that the Indians should adopt this policy. Right now 83 percent…